What is I-O?

Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology is the scientific study of the workplace. Rigor and methods of psychology are applied to issues of critical relevance to business, including talent management, coaching, assessment, selection, training, organizational development, performance, and work-life balance.

Select External Award Opportunities for SIOP Members

Many SIOP members make outstanding contributions in our field. We want to make sure that stellar achievements in industrial and organizational psychology are recognized by organizations with which our members affiliate. The SIOP Awards Committee now has a External Awards Subcommittee whose mission is to publicize external awards for which our members are strong candidates and facilitate the nomination process (if you are looking for information on SIOP-specific awards, please click here.

Please review the awards listed below and revisit the site periodically. If you would like to nominate/sponsor a person for an award, the award criteria and details about how to do so are in the award description links under "Award Details". If you do nominate a colleague, please send an email to ExternalAwards@siop.org so that the subcommittee can track nominations and publicize our successes.

Want to export this table into a spreadsheet? Click HERE for instructions.

For additional information or to suggest an award to be included in the listing above, please contact the External Awards Committee at ExternalAwards@siop.org. Please have in mind that the committee members are not responsible for the actual submission process. They identify award opportunities, facilitate identifying and engaging nominees and nominators, and verify that the submission is completed. For more information on the External Awards Committee and its objectives, click here.

How to Save This Table Into a Spreadsheet

To save this table as a spreadsheet, highlight the entire table, including the column headings, press Ctrl-C (on a PC) or Command-C (on a Mac). Create a blank spreadsheed with Microsoft Excel, place the curson in the first cell and from the menu select Edit/Paste Special and choose the HTML in the Paste As box. You will have to adjust the columns to view the data correctly. (On newer versions of Excel, the Paste Special can be found by clicking on the Home tab and then clicking on the down arrow on the Paste icon on the left of the menu bar.