Student Spotlight: Insights from the I-O Psychology Conference
April 10, 2025 - 07:25
Erin recently had the opportunity to chat with Alexis D'Amato and Emma Theobald, both graduate students in industrial and organizational psychology at the University of Nebraska Omaha. The two scholars shared their experiences from the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) conference held in Denver, Colorado.
During the conversation, they reflected on the valuable insights gained from attending the conference, which is a premier event in the field of I-O psychology. D'Amato and Theobald discussed the importance of networking with professionals and fellow students, emphasizing how these connections can help shape their future careers. They also highlighted several key presentations and workshops that sparked their interest, showcasing innovative research and practical applications in the workplace.
As they look ahead, both students expressed excitement about their career plans and the potential impact they hope to make in the field. Their enthusiasm for I-O psychology and commitment to their studies is evident, making them promising figures in the discipline.
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