Conference Presentations

On this page, you will find a selection of the most interesting recent conferences my colleagues and I have presented at. Click here to download a formal complete CV of all publications and presentations.

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2024

  • Interdisciplinary Network for Group Research Annual Conference

    The negative effects of shared leadership: An application of agent-based modeling based on lab experiment data. Finalist for Best Student Paper Award. (view slides here)
  • Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Annual Conference

    Who are we helping? Impracticality of work-life initiatives for lower SES employees [Symposium] (view slides here)

    The road less traveled in academia: Admin-professional and research positions for I-Os [Panel]. (view slides here)

    Speaking up for your research: How to communicate your findings to a broad audience [Alternative Session]. (view slides here)

2023

  • Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Annual Conference

    Nothing works and no one knows why: Regarding the Academic-Practitioner Gap [Symposium] (view slides here)

    I-Os can improve academic administration: Case studies for professional development [Professional Development Session] (view slides here)

  • Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Conference

    Using Tableau for data visualization in the psychological sciences [Workshop] (view slides here)

    Faculty perceptions on science communication: Reactions to academic articles cited in popular press outlets [Poster] (view poster here)

2022

  • Society for the Teaching of Psychology Annual Conference

    Writing an op-ed: A workshop on teaching psychology students to write for public audiences, not for researchers [Presentation] (view slides here)

    How psychological statistics faculty can incorporate data visualization into undergraduate statistics curriculum [Discussion group]

  • American Psychological Association Annual Conference

    Leader behavior profiles [Top 8 finalist in Psych Science-in-3 competition] (view slide here)
  • Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Annual Conference

    Complexifying calling: Exploring the multifaceted nature of calling [Presentation] (view slides here)

    Examining the job relevance of graduate-level statistical training in I-O psychology [Panel] (view slides here)

    Putting the O*NET into good use: A critical evaluation of the use and misuse of O*NET [Symposium] (view slides here)

  • Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Conference

    Pursuing diversity in an inclusive manner: The impact of taboo topics on expression of diverse perspectives [Poster] (view poster here)

2021

  • International Leadership Association Annual Conference

    Patterns of leadership behavior: A person-centered approach to assessing leadership styles across gender and level. Winner of the Kenneth Clark Student Research Award. (view slides here)
  • Innovations in Teaching and Learning

    Teaching Transformation: PSYC 300 Statistics in Psychology [Presentation] (view slides here)
  • Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Annual Conference

    When infrastructure and ethics collide: A panel on ethical policy-making in higher ed [Panel] (view slides here)

    A process-pattern model of personality and leader behaviors across gender and level [Poster] (view poster here)

    Why do people work for free? A meta-analysis of volunteer motivations [Poster] (view poster here)

2020

  • American Psychological Association Annual Conference

    Not much more than PsyCap? A new psychometric investigation using bi-factor exploratory SEM [Poster] (view poster here)
  • Association for Psychological Science Poster Showcase

    Identification of parenting behaviors in adolescence that predict leader self-efficacy [Poster] (view poster here)
  • University Life Student Success Symposium

    Leveraging pre-college leadership development influences towards supporting the whole GMU student [Symposium]