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Brown Bag Speakers
Brown bag meetings take place every week. Nationally recognized speakers come in and share their experiences as academics and/or practitioners and talk about current research and applied projects. After the presentations, graduate students get the opportunity to enjoy a lunch with the invited speaker. If outside speakers are not scheduled, graduate students share their research projects with their fellow colleagues.
Tammy Allen from USF giving her talk entitled "Crafting a Program of Research that Focuses on Employee Health and Well-being"
Below are some of the brown bags that we have had in the past.
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Speaker
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Topic/Title
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Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, University of Michigan
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Folk Wisdom About the Effects of Relationship Conflict
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Jamie Winter, DDI
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Re-engineering/downsizing
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Harold Glodstein, Baruch College
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Eliminating Adverse Impact in Selection
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Charlotte Fritz, Bowling Green University
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Recovery from work/health Psychology
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Tammy Allen, University of South Florida
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Crafting a Program of Research that Focuses on Employee Health and Well-being
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Jennifer Gillespie, Bowling Green University
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Emotional Labor
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Andor Reiber, Reiber Group
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Applied Topics
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Neal Schmitt, Michigan State University
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Person-Organization Fit and Student Outcomes: Longitudinal Outcomes
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Mike Fitzgerald, TRW Automotive
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Global Talent Management
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Swati Buddhavarapu and Jeremy Borys, Right Management Consulting
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Consulting Projects
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