
Dr. Allison Gabriel
@profasgabriel
Mama. PhD. Prof @PurdueBusiness @LifeatPurdue. Director of the Center for Working Well. Associate Editor at JAP. She/her. Let's thrive at work and home.
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Easiest letter I’ve ever written. Congratulations, Alicia Grandey, PhD! Can’t wait to cheers you in person soon!


“We were screaming into the abyss for a long time about why we should care about how people feel at work. Now, organizations have to talk about well-being if they want to stay competitive.” Dr. Allison Gabriel's work at Purdue deals with how people work: purdue.university/3PM1qho





Grateful today for mentors who role modeled great teaching, and great students who I got to teach ❤️🥂 Dr. Allison Gabriel Russell Cropanzano #SIOP2024


#SIOP24 may have underestimated interest in #WomensHealth at work - people were standing in the hall and sitting on the floor to hear about menstruation & menopause! We may have gotten a bit teary 🥹 Didar Zeytun Dr. Allison Gabriel Eden King



Gearing up for another work week and wondering how to connect with coworkers? Check out some of my thoughts on small talk and conversations at work in the The Washington Post. Thanks for the chat Danielle Abril! washingtonpost.com/technology/202…


✔️ No. 1 public university in Indiana ✔️ No. 18 public university nationwide ✔️ No. 9 most innovative (7 straight years in top-10) ✔️ No. 8 undergrad engineering program ✔️ No. 46 overall university among 434 nationwide Boiler up! Purdue University U.S. News & World Report 🚂purdue.edu/newsroom/2024/…



Woo hoo! Our fertility clinics paper is officially published in Management Science! (thread below). On a more personal note, this research had a profound impact on Julia Bodner and my own fertility decisions: completely uncoordinated... we’re both expecting our first babies!

Trending in #Management: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Reactions to leader leniency (The JAP Editor's Corner) 2) Computationally intensive social media research 3) Transiting Between (Non-)Work Domains 4) Ethnic‐based score differences in HE 5) Salary comparisons & employee withdrawal

