TIP
October 1991, Vol. 29 No. 2
FEATURES
Annual Conference '92, Montreal (Quebec), Canada, April 30-March 3, 1992
Seventh Annual Industrial/Organizational Psychology Doctoral Consortium
by Jeanette N. Cleveland and Roseanne Foti
Call for Program Proposals: 1992 APA Convention in Washington D.C.
by Lynn R. Offerman
IOP 1990-91 Financial Report
by Manny London
Showdown Near on Civil Rights Bill and GATB
by Lance W. Seberhagen
Recent Legislative Initiatives and Reactions by the Psychological Community
by David W. Arnold
The I/O Family Tree
by Frank J. Lundy
The Evolution of Doctoral Training in I/O Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia U.
by Albert S. Thompson
The Division of Applied Psychology at Carnegie Institute of Technology
by Erich P. Prien
Growth Trends in I/O Psychology
by P. Richard Jeanneret
On Prescription Derived from Oversimplifications
by Craig J. Russell
I/O Psychology Master's-Level Training: Reality and Legitimacy in Search of Recognition
by Laura L. Koppes
Comprehensive Job Analysis: Multipurpose or Any Purpose?
by Terry W. Mitchell
The SIOP/APS Connection
by Lee Herring
Professional Liability Insurance and The I/O Practitioner
by John R. Murray, III
SIOP, APS and APAGS: Student Membership
by Wayne Camara
An Invitation for You to Rule!
by Allen I. Kraut
SlOP PROGRAM at APA Convention a Big Success
by Katherine J. Klein
Two Pounds of Cure are Worth More Than an Ounce of Prevention: A Reply to Hughes and Vinchur (1991)
by Jose M. Cortina
DEPARTMENTS
President's Message
SIOP Calendar
Upcoming SIOP Calendar
IOTAS
Vantage 2000
Research Support
Practice Network
Meetings
Committees
Committee Update
Calls and Announcements
Positions Available