Purpose – THE INSIGHTS FOR ORGANIZATIONS CENTER

PURPOSE AND PHILOSOPHY

Sept. 2019 Brown Bag
I/O students with (center) Meagan Gundersen and Aaron Friedman, Texas Instruments
Brown Bag 2018
2016 alumni Clinton Potter and Kathleen Monks
Communication Workshop 2018
Center member, Christa Mason, leads a role play exercise
Communication Workshop 2018
Breakout session with Center member, Caelyn Hunkler
Medical Reserve Corps Workshop, 2013
Dallas County Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers
Organizational Change Workshop, 2012
Dr. Hass and Center member, Kyle Swaim
Organizational Change Workshop, 2012
Dr. Hass and Center member, Kyle Swaim
Dr. Lewis Hollweg
Hollweg Assessment Partners
I/O Ethics Seminar, 2011
I/O students and Dr. Hollweg
I/O Ethics Seminar, 2011
Dr. Kevin Impelman
Hollweg Assessment Partners
Dr. John Reed
Quinn Reed Associates

Enhancing the educational experience of our graduate students involves adopting
the values and objectives that guide our behavior.

PROMOTE
THE FIELD

Increase our visibility by strengthening the knowledge and application of Industrial and Organizational psychology while representing the field with professionalism.

BUILD COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS

Work with business leaders and academic colleagues to enhance the connection between the I/O program and the business community.

ENCOURAGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING

Share and exchange knowledge by educating and learning from the business community while simultaneously facilitating the transfer of classroom learning into practical experiences.