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By Julie Carle Do employees of color experience more incivility, ostracism, and abusive supervision than White employees? A SIOP Anti-Racism Grant helped a team of Rutgers University researchers answer that question and…
By Julie Carle After the 2020 murder of George Floyd and the ensuing worldwide demand for change, a Michigan State University Organizational Psychology research team studied corporate statements in response…
SIOP Book Series Editors Share Their Experiences The nomination deadline for the positions of editor of the Professional Practice Series and the Organizational Frontiers Series has been extended to September…
Early Registration Ends Today The 2022 Leading Edge Consortium (LEC): Rethinking Employee Experience to Create Agility and Resilience for the “Next Normal” will feature more than 30 top speakers with diverse backgrounds…
Since receiving the inaugural Visionary Grant in 2020, Dr. Susan Ashford and her team, Dr. Brianna Barker Caza, Dr. Brittany Lambert, and students Elizabeth Trinh and Jordan Nye Fekete, have…
The Society for Industrial Organizational Psychology (SIOP) is pleased to announce the selection of Talent Metrics Consulting as its new Evaluation Partner. Talent Metrics Consulting is an I-O psychology consulting…
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has granted SIOP Student member Elisabeth Silver a Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) award, one of only two awardees this year in I-O psychology. Read…
The Call for Proposals (CFP) for the 2023 SIOP Annual Conference has been released. The SIOP Program Committee learned a lot last year from balancing in-person and virtual program content. As we…
The 2022 Leading Edge Consortium: Rethinking Employee Experience to Create Agility and Resilience for the “Next Normal” will focus on key workforce issues and challenges organizations are facing. Registrants will…
Join us for I³: Inspiring, Inclusive, & Influential Communication, the latest session of the SIOP Work Smart Series. Describing, debating, and identifying what influences attitudes and their connection to communication are just a…
