The Canadian Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology is an official section of the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA). Members consist of faculty from both Psychology departments and Business schools, consultants from various organizations, and students from numerous universities.
The Canadian Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (CSIOP) is an organization whose mission is to further the welfare of people by: (a) helping organizations effectively manage their human resources, (b) scientifically investigating human behaviour and cognition at work, and (c) helping individuals realize their work goals, including helping them to maximize job satisfaction and productivity and minimize work stress. You can engage with our site by learning more about us, reading our original content (which shares research, highlights findings and practical issues faced in organizations, or content relevant to students. We also have an active social media presence on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
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News
Date: January 27, 2021
New Alliance for Organizational Psychology (AOP) White Paper:
Women In Power: Contributing Factors That Impact on Women in Organizations and Politics; Psychological Research and Best Practice
Aims and Objectives of the White Papers
The aims of the Alliance for Organizational Psychology (AOP) white paper series are to:
- Address globally relevant topics that are of interest to policy and decision-makers
- Highlight key areas where Organizational Psychology can make a substantial contribution to practice
- Feature contributors offering international perspectives and viewpoints
The intended purpose of these White Papers is to share information about the value of Organizational Psychology (OP) and how OP can be used to improve the well-being and performance of people and organizations with non-OP HR and business practitioners and leaders.
Special thank you to the Alliance White Paper Subcommittee members (Angela Carter, Hazel McLaughlin, Maree Roche, and Lynda Zugec) for their efforts and support in making the white paper series a reality.
Date: April 29, 2020
New Alliance for Organizational Psychology (AOP) White Paper
The Work–Family Interface Around the World:
Implications and Recommendations for Policy and Practice
Aims and objectives of the White Papers:
The aims of the Alliance for Organizational Psychology (AOP) white paper series is to:
- Address globally relevant topics that are of interest to policy and decision-makers
- Highlight key areas where Organizational Psychology can make a substantial contribution to practice
- Feature contributors offering international perspectives and viewpoints
The intended purpose of these White Papers is to share information about the value of Organizational Psychology (OP) and how OP can be used to improve the well-being and performance of people and organizations with non-OP HR and business practitioners and leaders.
Special thank you to the Alliance White Paper Subcommittee members (Angela Carter, Hazel McLaughlin, Maree Roche, and Lynda Zugec) for their efforts and support in making the white paper series a reality.
Date: April 22, 2020
CSIOP is Looking for a New Student Representative
Duygu's term as student representative came to an end. We are looking for candidates to for the next term. This is a 2-year term role. Main responsibilities include:
- Promoting students’ interests to the CSIOP committee and collaborate with CSIOP executive members
- Developing and lead projects that add values for student members
- Responding to student questions and concerns
- Communicating relevant information to students
- Writing a column in the quarterly CSIOP newsletter
- Organizing and chairing the I-O student symposium
- Organizing the student-mentor annual activity.
The position also creates great networking opportunities and visibility with both academics and practitioners.
If you are interested, please nominate yourself by contacting me with the following information at studentrep@csiop-scpio.ca. The deadline for self-nomination is May 5, 2020, 5 pm in EST.
- Your Name:
- University and program:
- In 100 words or less, describe an initiative you would like to undertake if you are elected as the student representative
- In 100 words or less, describe how you intend to maintain the links established with the Francophone and Anglophone universities.
