University of Akron - Management
Assistant Professor of I-O Psychology at West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Higher Education
Megan
Nolan, PhD
Greater Philadelphia Area
My research is focused on employee self-regulation, including employee stress management, motivation, and emotion regulation.
Professional experiences include consulting for both non-profit and for-profit organizations.
Consultant
COR is a consulting center specializing in human resource management, organizational development, and consulting psychology. The purpose of COR is to provide businesses and organizations with evidence-based solutions to the issues that confront people in work environments.
http://www.uakron.edu/cor/
As a contributor to COR, I have consulted with faculty and students on various projects. Recent projects include:
- Item writing
- Survey development and validation
- Criterion-related validation studies
- Job analysis
- Applicant interviews
- Contributor to white papers
Graduate Research Assistant and Instructor
Conducts research related to emotions and motivation at work. Teaches Introduction to I-O Psychology.
Instructor/Graduate Teaching Assistant
Lecture for undergraduate Introductory to Psychology course of 40-50 students.
Graduate Intern
Leadership Akron is an organization that connects leaders to community in and around Akron, Ohio.
- Developing an instrument that measures collaborative leadership for use by Leadership Akron in their programming.
Assistant Professor Of Psychology
Megan worked at West Chester University of Pennsylvania as a Assistant Professor Of Psychology
I/O Intern
Megan worked at Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District as a I/O Intern
Psychology, B.S.
Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
M.A./Ph.D. student of Industrial and Organizational Psychology at the University of Akron. Research interests include interpersonal behaviors at work, emotional labor, and employee motivation.
Consultant
COR is a consulting center specializing in human resource management, organizational development, and consulting psychology. The purpose of COR is to provide businesses and organizations with evidence-based solutions to the issues that confront people in work environments.
http://www.uakron.edu/cor/
As a contributor to COR, I have consulted with faculty and students on various projects. Recent projects include:
- Item writing
- Survey development and validation
- Criterion-related validation studies
- Job analysis
- Applicant interviews
- Contributor to white papers
Graduate Research Assistant and Instructor
Conducts research related to emotions and motivation at work. Teaches Introduction to I-O Psychology.
Instructor/Graduate Teaching Assistant
Lecture for undergraduate Introductory to Psychology course of 40-50 students.
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