Editorials

Max. Classroom Capacity: On Teaching in Dark Times

Dear readers, I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling a little bummed out about the current state of academia.1 Federal funding for important research is being cut, institutions like…

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President’s Column

In this, my first TIP column as SIOP president, I offer a few thoughts on the need for I-O psychology in today’s world of work. I also describe five things…

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Editor’s Column: Connection, Community, and Collective Impact

Hello TIP community, Summer is officially here—if only the weather would let us be great, we would greatly appreciate it. From Memorial Day barbecues and family gatherings to graduation, the…

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Academic Forum: From Despair to Resolve: Harnessing the Power of Academic Scholars as Agents of Change

If you’re anything like me, January 2025 has felt impossibly long—almost like an entire year crammed into 1 month. Thinking back to the election in November 2024 feels inconceivable. How…

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Max. Classroom Capacity: On Updating Your Classes

Dear readers, Who’s excited about SIOP in Denver? I am! Every time I attend SIOP I come home with new ideas that I am excited to play with, either in…

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President’s Column

For my final column, I wanted to share a summary version of my talk at the Opening Plenary of our annual conference in Denver. I’ve always been the kind of…

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Editor’s Column: Embracing the Future of I-O Psychology: A Rebrand for TIP

 Hello TIP Community, I’m excited and honored to step into the role of editor for The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP). Reflecting on my own journey, TIP has been much more than…

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Max. Classroom Capacity: New Year, New Tools

Dear readers,  Happy new year! As we dive into 2025, I wanted to review two cool tech developments that may provide us with tools to help our teaching.  Custom GPTs…

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President’s Column: SIOP Sponsors the Board on Human-Systems Integration (BOHSI) at the National Academies

As the saying goes, if you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go together. In this spirit, I am delighted to share that…

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Editor’s Column: Broken Record, or a Truth That Bears Repeating? (Both? Both.)

Ahhh, the fall issue! Here in Tennessee, we’ve finally gotten a little crispness to our mornings (although it’s still likely to warm past the point of comfort throughout the day).…

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