I/O Psychology Applicants

[roebuck1]

Hi everyone,

 

I haven't seen many threads for I/O applicants this year so I decided to start my own. Feel free to post where you applied, what level, and decisions.

 

Interested to see what others are up to!

 

*You can also find this post in the waiting it out section.

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

                                                                                                                                                                                                

 

My background:

B.S., Psychology; Additional IDS Major in Human Capital and Society (Michigan State University)

Currently interning in R&D doing research for Dension Consulting, Ann Arbor, MI

Research with Dr. Ann Marie Ryan, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI

For more, see my linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/adam-roebuck/29/6aa/425

 

Schools applied to (All Ph.D.):

• UCONN
• George Mason
• Akron
• DePaul
• Wayne State
• Virginia Tech
• USF
• Purdue
• Colorado State
• Portland State
• IIT

[I/O The Derry-O]

Only applied to one! 

 

SUNY Albany for their master's in I/O psychology

 

Here's to putting all my eggs in one basket!

[roebuck1]

Only applied to one! 

 

SUNY Albany for their master's in I/O psychology

 

Here's to putting all my eggs in one basket!

 

I hear great things about their Master's program. Good luck!

[I/O The Derry-O]

I hear great things about their Master's program. Good luck!

Thank you, and good luck to you as well! =)

[BeingThere]

Roebuck1, I looked at your linkedin resume.  Great work/internship experience! 

 

I never know what is okay to ask others on this forum about their work, but I'm curious if your latest studies on psychological disorder stigma in the workplace are field studies or "lab" (students on campus) studies?  It sounds like a very interesting topic!

[roebuck1]

Roebuck1, I looked at your linkedin resume.  Great work/internship experience! 

 

I never know what is okay to ask others on this forum about their work, but I'm curious if your latest studies on psychological disorder stigma in the workplace are field studies or "lab" (students on campus) studies?  It sounds like a very interesting topic!

 

Bren2014,

 

This particular study was a field study conducted using an online survey. The first study I did at MSU investigated stigma management of mostly physically disabled individuals. That study was also conducted online, but only available to disabled individuals at the university. If stigma management is a topic you're interested in, I suggest you look into research by Ann Marie Ryan, Erving Goffman, Mikki Hebl, Alice Eagly, Madeliene Heilman, Rebecca Meisenbach, and Edith King (to name a few).

Edited January 18, 2013 by roebuck1