Thomas Roe

Dr. Thomas Roe is an adjunct professor in the International Education Management program, as well as a clinical psychologist who currently specializes working with students, particularly students from underrepresented groups. He is the coordinator for graduate student counseling services at University of California, Davis. Dr. Roe has experience working closely with international students in a variety of contexts including mental health counseling, academic advising, and consultation. He also currently facilitates an international graduate student counseling group and works with members to be successful both in academics and in life. He has previously participated in numerous programs and workshops addressing intersections of identity, cross culture communication, and multicultural immersion. Some of these programs include “Reaffirming Ethnic Awareness and Community Harmony (REACH),” “Multicultural Immersion Program (MIP),” and “Mentoring at Critical Transitions.”

Dr. Roe is currently on the Board of Directors for the Freemont Community Therapy Project in Seattle, is a core member for the Graduate Ally Coalition (UCD), and is a member of a cross-cultural committee (UCD). He was also previously on the executive committee representing graduate students for the Washington State Psychological Association.