Fourteenth Annual Industrial-Organizational
Psychology Doctoral Consortium
Lyse Wells
Conexant
Michelle Marks
Florida International University
Thursday, April 29, 1999 marks the day of the Fourteenth Annual
Industrial-Organizational Psychology Doctoral Consortium held at the Atlanta Marriott
Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia, the same site as the SIOP Conference.
The consortium is intended to provide an educational forum where
presenters and students can discuss topics of mutual interest. Sessions are kept small to
encourage lively discussion. There is also informal time built into the day to allow
interaction among students and presenters.
Each doctoral program will receive registration materials for the
consortium in January 1999. Enrollment is limited to one student per program up to a
maximum of 40 participants. We encourage you to nominate students as soon as registration
materials are received, because we enroll students and give preferences in the order they
are received.
The consortium is designed for upper-level students close to the
completion of their doctorates. Most participants will be graduate students in I-O
psychology or HR/OB who are currently working on their dissertations. Preference will be
given to nominees who meet these criteria and have not attended previous consortia.
The consortium program has been finalized. We have assembled a diverse
and renowned group of academicians and practitioners who have focused their presentations
around topics and issues students will soon face in their own work and careers. The
schedule of activities will be as follows:
Wednesday Night |
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9:00 p.m. |
Informal social (optional) |
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Thursday |
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8:30–9:00 a.m. |
Registration and Breakfast |
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9:00–9:30 a.m. |
Welcome and Mixer |
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9:30–10:15 a.m. |
Breakfast Speaker |
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Frank Landy (Landy Jacobs and Associates) Scientist as
Expert Witness: The KSAO’s |
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10:15–11:30 a.m. |
Concurrent Morning Sessions |
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Session A: |
Neil Anderson (University of London) Publish or Perish:
Personal Strategies for
Publishing in I-O Psychology |
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Session B: |
Carla Shull (Aon Consulting) Life in a Consulting Firm:
The Real Story |
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11:30–12:30 p.m. |
Lunch |
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12:30–1:15 p.m. |
Lunch Speaker |
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Anna Marie Valerio (Sony) If Only Your Dissertation
Committee Could See You Now—Life as a Corporate Psychologist |
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1:15–2:00 p.m. |
Round Table Discussions |
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Topics |
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- Neil Anderson—Early Career Opportunities in Academia and Consultancy In Europe
- Frank Landy—Building a Successful Consulting Practice
- John Matthieu—Career Choices and Life in Academics
- Deniz Ones and Vish Viswesvaran—Virtual Collaboration and Other Keys to Success in
Academia
- Carla Shull—Ensuring Success in the Consulting Environment
- Anna Marie Valerio—The Role of an Internal Consultant
- Stephen Zaccaro—Establishing Long-Term Research Working Relationships With
Government/Military Sponsors
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2:00–3:15 p.m. |
Concurrent Afternoon Sessions |
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Session C: |
John Mathieu (Pennsylvania State) and Stephen Zaccaro (George
Mason University) Studying Teams in a Variety of Settings: Lab, Military, and
Civilian Applications |
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Session D: |
Deniz Ones (University of Minnesota) and Vish Viswesvaran
(Florida International University) Integrity Testing and I-O Psychology |
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2:45–3:00 p.m. |
Break |
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3:00–4:30 p.m. |
Panel Discussion |
We wish to express our deepest appreciation and thanks to all of the
presenters who have graciously agreed to participate in the consortium. It is through
their time and effort that we can continue to offer an outstanding program to graduate
students.
If you need additional information, please contact Michelle Marks by
phone at (305) 348–3376 or e-mail at marksm@fiu.edu.
TIP
Vol. 36/No. 3 January, 1999
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