Is there a way to combine two methods that are identical with one major difference?

I have two methods that are accessing data from an external object. Both methods do the same thing, up until accessing data (different data for each method).

public function GetObjectTitle(){
    //some code identical to getObjectTitle() that finds correct codes to know which objects to access
    $tempArray
    foreach ($arrayOfObjects as $object)
    {
        if (!$object->getObjectMember()) {
            $tempArray[] = "";
        } else {
            $tempArray[] = $this->Record->getRecordForIdp($object->getUser()->getId())->getTitle();
        }
    }
    return $objects = $tempArray;


public function GetObjectDepartment(){
    //some code identical to getObjectTitle() that finds correct codes to know which objects to access
    $tempArray
    foreach ($arrayOfObjects as $object)
    {
        if (!$object->getObjectMember()) {
            $tempArray[] = "";
        } else {
            $tempArray[] = $this->Record->getRecordForIdp($object->getUser()->getId())->getDepartment();
        }
    }
    return $objects = $tempArray;

The only difference is towards the end at the getDepartment and getTitle calls. I thought about passing in these two methods as variables but wonder if there is a better way.