From the Editor:
SIOP and APA
Debra A. Major
Old Dominion University
By the time you read this, you will have submitted all your terrific presentations for the 2004 conference in Chicago, right? Wait a minute. What do you mean you couldnt quite pull together that symposium in time? Oh, you only just finished the data collection for that poster you wanted to submit? Well, Ive got good news for you! You have another chance to submit your work to a major, national conference, and no offense to the Windy City, but the location is a special bonus. Yes, Im talking about the 2004 APA conference in Hawaii. Take a look at the article by Division 14 Program chair,
Scott Highhouse, for lots of good news. The conference is being held in Honolulu, Hawaii, July 28 through August 1, 2004. The conference theme, workfamily balance, is an added attraction for all my fellow workfamily researchers. Those sensitive folks at APA are even making sure the programming ends each day by 2:00 p.m. so you can enjoy the island. Best of all, you have until November 14 to submit your work.
Yep, I can hear the grumblings already, Go to APA? What could APA possibly have to offer me (other than a stay in beautiful Hawaii)? Well, this issue of
TIP contains the answer to that question, too. Past SIOP presidents, Ann Marie Ryan and
Nancy Tippins, have written a compelling piece on the benefits of SIOPs relationship with APA. Be sure to take a look. Whether or not you agree that SIOP needs an association with APA, you are sure to learn something.
One way for SIOP members to strengthen their connection with APA is to be active in the APA presidential election. In this issue of
TIP you get to hear from all the APA presidential hopefuls. Take a look at what they have to say and help identify the candidate who will best serve SIOPs interests at APA.
Whats in This Issue of TIP for Me?
Your SIOP submissions are in, and you still have a few weeks before your APA submissions are due, so sit back, relax, and take a look at whats in this issue of
TIP for you:
For Everyone
SIOP President Mike Burkes Message
Letters to the Editor
SIOPs Relationship with APA
Meet the APA Presidential Candidates
Synthetic Team Members
Understanding Emotional Intelligence
Stories of Experience
U of M Cases Resolved
Minnesota Professionals for Psychology Applied to Work
NICHD: Work, Family & Health Initiative
Department of Homeland Securitys HRM System
Interacting with the Media
SIOP Members in the News
New SIOP Members
IOTAS: News about SIOP Members
Conferences and Meetings
Calls and Announcements
For Students and Educators
I-O in Introductory Psychology Texts
I-O Ethics: Publishing with Students
Applied Projects in Graduate Training
TIP-TOPics for Students
Perspectives on Practice
Fax-Back Scoring
Starting a Consulting Firm
Developing Excel Expertise
Internet Recruiting & Testing
SIOP Initiatives
Bylaws Change: Article VII (#22)
Bylaws Change: Article VIII (#2)
Proposed Changes in Article II of the SIOP Bylaws (International Affiliates)
Proposed Changes in Article II of the SIOP Bylaws (Membership Process)
2004 Conference Program
2004 Preconference Workshops
2004 Expanded Tutorials
APA News
APA 2004 in Hawaii
APA Council Report
Just for Fun: I-O Humor
I-O Models: Boxes & Arrows
Succeeding in Academia
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