2022 PTCMW Fall Event with Featured Speaker: Dr. Fred Oswald

Start
11/15/2022
End
11/17/2022
Schedule
2 sessions
#1.
11/15/2022, 4:00 PM 8:00 PM (EST)
#2.
11/17/2022, 5:00 PM 8:00 PM (EST)
Location
Virtual via Orbits Virtual Conferencing

Registration

Attendee (Non-Member): Event Registration – $65.00
Public registration for all non-members of PTCMW
Attendee (Professional Bundle) Event Registration PLUS 2022 PTCMW Membership – $70.00
Save $10 by paying your 2021 membership dues with this event!
Attendee (Professional Member): Event Registration Only – $40.00
Registration for current 2021 PTCMW Members
Attendee (Student Bundle): Event Registration PLUS 2022 PTCMW Membership – $35.00
Save $10 by paying your 2022 PTCMW membership dues with this event!
Attendee (Student Member): Event Registration Only – $25.00
Graduate Student Consulting Challenge Winners
Complementary registration for this year's top three consulting challenge teams.
Guest Registration
Complementary registration for guests and board members.
Sponsor Registration
Complementary registration for members of sponsoring organizations or agencies.

2022 PTCMW Fall Event

Part 1: Tuesday, November 15, 2022

Part 2: Thursday, November 17, 2022

What is the PTCMW Fall Event?

The Personnel Testing Council of Metropolitan Washington’s annual Fall Event is the D.C. area’s largest gathering of Industrial-Organizational Psychology professionals and students. In 2021, we expect between 125-175 attendees ranging from academicians to working professionals in both the public and private sectors to current graduate students.

Part 1: Agenda (Virtual)

4:00-4:45pm: Program and Announcements

PTCMW Service award
Graduate Student Consulting Challenge winners

4:45-6:00pm: Featured Speaker: Dr. Fred Oswald

Organizational Tools: From Data to Action

Organizational research and practice is often inaccessible, under appreciated, or otherwise locked away. To help address this problem, this talk reviews several organizational tools that we have developed (e.g., for psychometrics, adverse impact, the O*NET, utility analysis). These tools are not perfect in any sense; instead, their review is intended to stimulate your own excitement for creating better ones that, ideally, will improve research and practice while generating greater organizational insight and action.

6:00-8:00pm: Networking, Virtual Booths for Sponsors

Part 2: Agenda (2900 S Quincy St #200, Arlington, VA 22206)

5:00-8:00pm: Networking, Snacks and Drinks, and In-Person Booths for Sponsors

Additional Details:

New this year: Due to the unpredictability of COVID-19, this event will be done in two parts: a virtual portion and an in-person portion. For the virtual component, we will again be leveraging Orbits, an immersive online venue for virtual events. This will enable richer networking among attendees and permit sponsors to have virtual booths for recruiting candidates for open roles or providing information about services and offerings. The in-person component will provide face-to-face networking among attendees and permit sponsors to have booths.

Part 1 of the Fall Event will start with award announcements, followed by one featured presentations, and end with a virtual networking session.
Part 2 of the Fall event will be an opportunity for in-person unstructured networking.
Registering for the Fall event offers admission to both events. There is not an option to register for only one of the two events, however, attendance is optional at either portion.
The presentation will be a live webcast, where attendees can ask questions.

The recorded webcast will be available to PTCMW members in the webcast library.

Registration closes at 11PM EST on Monday, November 14th. Register now!