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About Inclusion, and “Liberty and Justice for All”

The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, recited dutifully at public gatherings and on national holidays, affirms that the nation for which the flag stands deserves allegiance because it offers…

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Highlights From the 37th SIOP Annual Conference

Though much has changed in our world the past few years, thanks to the SIOP Administrative Office, Executive Board, and Conference and Program Committees, our commitment to providing a SIOP…

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Tech Talk: 2022 SIOP Annual Conference Takeaways From I-O Professionals in Tech

SIOP returned to an in-person annual conference in Seattle but maintained a virtual option as well, with over 4000 registrants. It held double meaning as academics, practitioners, and students held…

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Editor’s Column: Introductions, Gratitude, & Looking Ahead

Hello dear TIP readers! I am so pleased to introduce myself in my first official issue as the new editor of TIP. I’m still pinching myself a bit. I have…

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President’s Column

Happy Summer, SIOPers Before I start my first presidential column, I would like to thank my predecessors, Eden King, Georgia Chao, and Steven Rogelberg, who have made SIOP a better…

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Opening Up: Tips for Fostering Belongingness in Our Scholarly Communities While Encouraging Open Science

Author Note: This article was made possible with the support of Larry Williams, director of the Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis (CARMA), who created an Open…

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Best Practices for Demographic Survey Items

In October 2019, SIOP published its first “Better Practices in Surveying Demographic Information” report and proposed question set, chaired by Lindsay Dhanani and coauthored with Enrica Ruggs and Jenna Eagleson.…

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10 Fun Facts About SIOP’s Members From 2021!

Throughout the year, the SIOP Membership Committee conducts analyses on the data collected through membership surveys and member profiles. This information is used to track membership trends that inform decisions…

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Talking About Reproducibility in ReproducibiliTea

As members of the I-O psychology community, we are constantly learning, whether in class, in the lab, at our jobs, with podcasts and Twitter pages, or through conversations with our…

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If You Build It (Right), They Will Come: Building a Sustainable Local I-O Group

The Local I-O Group Committee’s November Leadership Forum focused on building sustainable local organizations that offer value to their membership. Participants in this forum represented the leadership of local I-O…

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