Love the words by a friend this AM: "It takes more than a rainbow Facebook filter to protect human rights. The real place to do that is the ballot box." Also treat everyone with respect, and create and sustain HR policies for inclusion.

No surprise here but evidence for the importance of health research and interventions Society for Occupational Health Psychology (SOHP)

Absolutely THRILLED that our (@CalderwoodWSR) Commuting Special Issue is out at OPR. We introduce the special issue by taking a look back and forward at the commuting literature at large as well as pulling out themes of the 7 excellent articles in the SI🧵 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Are you a Psychology faculty member with room to spare in your lab this summer? Or are you a minority and/or historically excluded undergrad looking for a summer research experience? There's a program for you and you can both receive a stipend! apa.org/about/awards/u…

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#Leaders are expected to maintain a positive, encouraging attitude in the #workplace. But what if your actual feelings don't match up with this expectation? Dina Denham Smith shares four strategies that will help us maintain #authenticity in our roles. hbr.org/2023/01/when-y…

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This is just a friendly #siop23 reminder - if you install the Whova app, the times given there will be in your local time zone, not the conference's time zone! I recommend either using solely the Whova calendar or solely something else for scheduling - don't mix and match!

Excited to connect with OHP friends and colleagues at the SOHP get-together in Boston this evening: 5:30-7:30pm Kings Dining & Entertainment 50 Dalton Street Boston, MA. #SOHP #SIOP2023 #siop23

Our Call for Papers for #EAOHP2024 is now open until December 1, 2023. Symposiums, oral presentations, posters presentations, early career sessions... get them in and come join our wonderful community in this beautiful setting. More information at: eaohp.org/eaohp_2024/

The 2023 Work, Stress and Health conference, co-sponsored by APA, SOHP, and NIOSH, will be held virtually Nov 8-11, 2023. Here is a link to information from APA about this change. apa.org/wsh/virtual-co…

Breaking News: Wesleyan University, a liberal arts college in Connecticut, ended legacy admissions, which help the children of alumni, just weeks after the Supreme Court’s ban on affirmative action. nyti.ms/3Q4QIUe

Excited that our measure-centric method variance paper has been published and is out of early view. #methodology #measurement paulspector.com/method-varianc…

In case you have been wondering what SOHP is. LisaKath.bsky.social Gwen Fisher #occupationalhealth #occupationalhealthpsychology paulspector.com/what-is-the-so…

The new edition of the Handbook of OHP is now available! apa.org/pubs/books/han…

Come work with me at NCITE! This is a position that I work very closely with and see as absolutely critical to our success at the center. You'd get a chance to see the front edge of the work we and our consortium members do, shaping products and ensuring the scientific quality!

Evidence for generational differences at work? Not really. But you wouldn't know it by the way authors of Gen studies discuss their work. Check out preprint of new study (w/ David Costanza and Maddie Romero) accepted at Journal of Organizational Behavior doi.org/10.31219/osf.i…

I’m looking forward to interviewing Dr. Steph Andel at this upcoming SOHP event! 🎙️⭐️ Please register and share with others who are interested in learning about #OHP and #IOPsych careers. bit.ly/sohp091924

This is a friendly reminder that SOHP will host a member spotlight event on September 19, 2024, at 11am (eastern time), featuring Dr. Stephanie Andel, who leads the Employee Listening Practice at Dell Technologies. Register here: bit.ly/sohp091924 🎉

I am devastated to hear the very sad news about my colleague, Karina Nielsen. She made outstanding contributions to occupational health psychology and organizational psychology with her research about organizational interventions. She was a wonderful mentor and scientist.