Pictured from left to right: Jessica M. Walker, Kelly K. Dray, Yimin He, Cindy Liu, Dr. Isaac E. Sabat, Stephanie E. V. Brown, & Ellen Hagen.
Not pictured: Jonathan Bailey, theresa hernandez

Who are

​ we?

We are the TAMU PRIDE Lab. PRIDE stands for Psychology Research in Inclusion, Diversity, & Employment. Our research lab focuses on disclosure of hidden stigmas (LGBT, early stages of pregnancy, religion, invisible disabilities, etc.) but we examine all aspects of diversity and discrimination.

See our lab members below! 

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Our Lab

Dr. Isaac E. Sabat


Assistant Professor 

isaacsabat5@tamu.edu  

curriculumvitae

​google scholar page
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department website
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Kelly K. Dray

Graduate Student
Dr. Sabat's Primary Student
kellydray@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Stephanie E. V. Brown

Graduate Student
Dr. Sabat's Primary Student
stephanieevbrown@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Jonathan Bailey

Graduate Student
Dr. Sabat's Primary Student
j.bailey@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Briana Capuchino

Graduate Student
Dr. Sabat's Primary Student
bgcapuchino@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

theresa hernandez

Graduate Student
Dr. Sabat's Primary Student
thernandez@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Kristen Jaramillo

Graduate Student
Dr. Sabat's Primary Student
​ ​kr1stenjaramillo@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Sin-Ning Cindy Liu

Graduate Student ​
​sinning.cindy.liu@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Jessica Walker

Graduate Student
j.m.walker12@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Toni Kostecki

Graduate Student
tonikostecki@tamu.edu
curriculum vitae

Robert Martin

Graduate Student
​rcmarti2@gmail.com

​Elizabeth Jenkins

Graduate Student
elizabeth.jenkins@tamu.edu

Rose Siuta

Graduate Student
​siuta@tamu.edu

Jacob Walla

Graduate Student
jacob.a.walla@gmail.com

Evan Nault

Lab Manager
evannault@tamu.edu

Our Fall

 2021

Research
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​Assistants

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Our lab would not function without the help of many bright and talented undergraduate students. Please click on the “JOIN US!” link if you are an undergraduate student who is interested in working in our lab.

Mya Caesar
Psychology

Saumya Chavan
Psychology
​I was interested in the research we do about diversity in particular, and how it impacts so many different aspects of not only workplace experience but outside of it as well. I believe these situations that minority groups face are often overlooked.

Isabella Colmenar
Biology, English & Film Studies Minor

Riley Durbin ​
Psychology  
I joined this lab because I wanted to better my knowledge of important diversity and inclusion topics as I transition into a human resources career. I believe having a D&I background is incredibly important for modern HR professionals. This really stuck out to me when I interned with Sherwin-Williams. My research interests include women in STEM & business, disclosure of pregnancy, and D&I training development. 

Paola Flotte
Psychology
I chose to be part of pride lab to learn more about the way different parts of people's identity can affect their work life. My goal is to make work more inclusive for everyone!

Mariana Lopez
​Psychology

Chloe Oberkirch
Psychology, Business Minor

Seher Patel
Psychology, Spanish Minor
​I joined the PRIDE Lab because of its emphasis on inclusion and diversity. I'm interested in I/O Psychology and hope to further research perceptions of organizational support within different minority groups.

Yerb Rodriguez
Psychology, Latin Mexican American Studies Minor
I joined the PRIDE lab to help further intersectional psychological research. 

Craig Smith
Psychology

Brooklynn Van Orden
Psychology

Xavier Walker
Psychology, Business Minor

Fatemah Younus
Psychology
I initially joined the lab because I am interested in diversity overall, and wanted to learn more about how discrimination impacts people in the workplace. I am hoping to complete a research project on the impact of COVID on engineering students. My research interests include intersectionality, specifically race, sex, and religion. In particular, I am interested in researching how hijabi women are perceived in the workplace.

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