The March 2017 Newsletter is available for member download (member sign in required).

Among other great updates and content, this edition includes:

• Part II of the featured mini-series on adverse impact: Tools to Increase Diversity and Validity in Hiring Police Officers, Joel Wiesen, Applied Personnel Research
• Part II-a of the regular column advancing the use of computer science in I-O Psychology:The Other IO: Computing in I-O Psychology, Garett Howardson, Tuple Work Science, Limited
• Research Highlights, David Costanza, George Washington University
• Recurring Columns:
  
  • Early Career Column: How to make Yourself More Valuable: Important Skills to Develop, Kyana Beckles, Leverage Assessment
  • Cultural Acumen: Wolves and Sheep, Romella Janene El Kharzazi, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission & Allemore Consulting
  • Peer Tips Column: Preparing for your First Professional Networking Event, James Wilcox, George Mason University & Angelica Garza, FMP Consulting
• 2016 PTCMW Service Award Winner: Theodore Rosen; including A Brief History of the Service Award, and, Theodore Rosen's Accomplished Service to PTCMW, M.J. Kolze, George Mason University
• 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner: John Campbell
• Announcement of the winners of the 3rd Annual Graduate Student Consulting Challenge!