The SIOP Annual Conference has long facilitated the sharing of knowledge and new ideas. To build on that tradition, we are again offering Research Community Forums, an opportunity for individuals with similar interests to connect and experience meaningful research collaboration.
Five Forums will be offered as an add-on conference event the afternoon of Wednesday, April 29, prior to the official start of the SIOP Annual Conference. They will consist of a mix of invited content (e.g., talks or posters identified via the submission process below) and networking/brainstorming activities to generate future research ideas and collaborations.
Upcoming Research Community Forums
AI Applied to Selection
The goal of this Forum is to promote discussion and incubate new ideas among AI…
Inclusive Workplace Practices
Creating truly inclusive workplaces requires more than good intentions. People processes that promote equity across…
Sustainability for People, the Planet, and Prosperity
This Forum centers on developing research ideas and partnerships to drive applied research projects that…
Applied Research in Worker Well-Being
This Forum explores how applied research can more effectively inform and enhance worker mental health…
Leadership in a New Era
This Forum centers on developing research ideas and partnerships to drive research projects that address…
IMPORTANT NOTE
Before submitting to one of the Forums, please note the below:
- Dual Submission Allowed: You may present the same poster/talk at both the main conference and a Research Community Forum, but a separate submission must be made for each.
- Attendance: You can register for and attend a Forum (as space permits) even if your submission is not accepted.
- Rule of Three Exception: Presentations at the Forums do not count toward the “Rule of Three” (i.e., an individual may be included in up to three regular conference sessions and also submit to present at one of the Forums).
- Fees: All speakers as well as non-speaking attendees must pay the $95 event add-on fee to participate in the Research Community Forum.
