14th Annual SIOP Junior Faculty Consortium

The Junior Faculty Consortium (JFC) is a developmental program for incoming and current junior faculty in I-O or HR/OB (those less than 5 years post-degree). The JFC focuses on the needs of SIOP’s junior faculty members in teaching and research-intensive environments and addresses the concerns of preparing for the tenure review process. This year’s JFC will consist of panels, roundtable discussions, and breakout groups with senior-level faculty across disciplines. Topics include research and teaching best practices, tenure strategies that promote balance, managing expectations, research methods, and small group discussions with the editors of top journals.

The consortium is a full day program (8am – 4:30pm) that will be held Wednesday, April 3, 2019, in the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland, preceding the annual SIOP conference. The registration deadline for all consortia forms and payments is March 1, 2019 (or until filled).

The JFC registration process is part of the regular SIOP conference registration (you will see the JFC as an added selection): http://my.siop.org/Conferences/2019-Conference/Consortia

The fee for the consortium is $150 per participant and includes program materials, breakfast, lunch, and refreshments.

For questions, please contact Dr. Lars Johnson (gl2541@wayne.edu) or Dr. Alexander Jackson (Alexander.Jackson@mtsu.edu).

Early Career Practitioner Consortium

SIOP's Early Career Practitioner Consortium (ECPC) is a one-day career development experience for early career I-O professionals who work in non-academic settings. This day is designed to help you uncover strengths, career opportunities, and design a career plan to achieve your goals. You must be within five years post-degree (PhD or terminal Masters) to participate. Participation is limited to 40 practitioners. The registration deadline for all consortia applications and payments is March 1, 2019 (or until filled).

The ECPC will provide three career development experiences in a one-day program:

1. Career Development Planning – Experienced practitioners will present on and engage you in topics related to emerging issues in career growth and personal success. As you go through the day, you will receive guidance on developing your own personal career plan.
    
2. Assessment-based Insights – You’ll complete pre-work to assess your personality and I-O skill-based competencies. You’ll receive and then debrief the Hogan Personality Inventory and the SIOP Career Profile, along with guidance for how to incorporate these insights into your career development plan.
    
3. Mentoring – Small group discussions led by experienced I-O Mentors will focus on your targeted career interests, provide insight, and answer your questions. Twelve seasoned I-O practitioners will answer your questions on topics such as: Internal vs. External Consulting, Careers in Research and Analytics, I-O Careers in Government settings, I-O Freelancing and Entrepreneurship.
    
4. Career Coaching – You’ll engage in peer coaching, guided by seasoned Mentors to help you explore diverse perspectives and alternate ideas. After the consortium, you’ll have the option to receive 2 months of follow-on career coaching through BetterUp.

In addition, there will be ample opportunity to network with fellow participants and Mentors.

The consortium is a full day program (8am – 5pm) held on Wednesday, April 3, 2018, at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland, preceding the annual SIOP conference. You must be registered for SIOP to participate in the consortium. The fee for the consortium is $150 per participant and includes pre-work assessment, program mateirals, breakfast, lunch, and refreshments. Remember, this is in addition to the cost of the SIOP Conference registration fee.
Follow the steps below to complete registration:

1. Complete the ECPC application form ASAP: ECPC application (https://goo.gl/forms/QGoDZp1OfXgzFyPX2)
2. When you've received confirmation that you are accepted into the program, you will be sent a link that brings you to a Consortium Payment page for your payment.
3. If you have already registered for the SIOP 2019 conference prior to acceptance into the ECPC program, you are all set.
4. If you have been accepted into the ECPC but have not yet registered for the SIOP 2018 conference, you will need to do so HERE.
5. Once you’ve completed your payment, you are registered. You will then be sent instructions for completing the pre-work (i.e., the assessments; estimated 1-1.5 hours to complete).

 For further information, please contact ECPC Co-Chairs, Ashley Guidroz (guidroza@trinity-health.org) or Maya Garza (maya.garza@betterup.co).

Link here to a video about the mentoring experience.

34nd Annual Lee Hakel Doctoral Student Consortium

The Doctoral Consortium (DC) is a developmental program for senior level graduate students. Most participants will be third- or fourth-year+ students who have completed most or all course work and are working on their dissertations. This year, the program will include an impressive lineup of speakers. These academic and practitioner experts will offer unique perspectives on the opportunities and challenges faced by I-O psychologists today. They will also focus on the key developmental experiences that can lay the groundwork for a successful career in Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
The consortium is a full day program (8am – 5pm) held on Wednesday, April 3, 2018, at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland, preceding the annual SIOP conference. You must be registered for SIOP to participate in the consortium. The registration deadline for all consortia forms and payments is March 1, 2019 (or until consortium registration is full).
To provide students with a better opportunity to interact with speakers and each other, enrollment in the consortium is limited to a total of 40 students. Therefore, we encourage departments to nominate one student representative and one wait-listed student per program. Follow the steps below to complete registration:

1. Complete the DC application form ASAP: https://sites.google.com/site/sioplearn/
2. An email will be sent to the nominating faculty member for confirmation.
3. Once the nomination process is confirmed, students will be sent information regarding payment to finalize registration.
4. If you have already registered for the SIOP 2019 conference prior to finalizing registration for the DC, you are all set.
5. If you have been accepted into the DC but have not registered for the SIOP 2019 conference, you will need to do so HERE.

The fee for the consortium is $85 per participant and includes program materials, breakfast, lunch and refreshments.
For further information, please contact Dr. Lawrence Houston (lawrence.houstoniii@oregonstate.edu) or Dr. Peter Reiley (peterreiley@foundationforvets.org).

13th Annual Master's Consortium

The Master's Consortium (MC) is a developmental program for master's students in I-O. The program will include an impressive lineup of speakers. These academic and practitioner experts will offer unique perspectives on the opportunities and challenges faced by I-O practitioners today. They will also focus on the key developmental experiences that can lay the groundwork for a successful career in Industrial and Organizational Psychology.

The consortium is a full day program (8am – 5pm) held on Wednesday, April 3, 2019 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland, preceding the annual SIOP conference. You must be registered for SIOP to participate in the consortium. The registration deadline for all consortia forms and payments is March 1, 2019 (or until consortium registration is full).

The consortium is designed for second year master's students in I-O psychology programs. Each department can nominate two student representatives. Follow the steps below to complete registration:

1. Complete the MC application form ASAP: https://sites.google.com/site/sioplearn/masters
2. An email will be sent to the nominating faculty member for confirmation.
3. Once the nomination process is confirmed, students will be sent information regarding payment to finalize registration.
4. If you have already registered for the SIOP 2019 conference prior to finalizing registration for the MC, you are all set.
5. If you have been accepted into the MC but have not yet registered for the SIOP 2019 conference, you will need to do so HERE.

The fee for the consortium is $85 per participant and includes program materials, breakfast, lunch and refreshments.

For further information, please contact Erin Wood (ecraskwood@gmail.com) or Kelsey Stephens (kmstephens328@gmail.com).