I-O Resources & Funding
I-O Psychology Newsletter
Exclusively for alumni, the Organizational Sciences I-O Psychology newsletter features alumni and department updates, as well as event information. Update your contact information with the GW Office of Alumni Relations to sign up and learn more about the exclusive events and benefits available to you.
Previous Newsletters: Spring 2022 (PDF), Fall 2021 (PDF), Spring 2021 (PDF), Fall 2020 (PDF), Spring 2020 (PDF), Fall 2019 (PDF), Spring 2019 (PDF), Fall 2018 (PDF), Spring 2018 (PDF), Fall 2017 (PDF), Spring 2017 (PDF), Fall 2016 (PDF), Spring 2016 (PDF)
Funding
All incoming PhD students receive two years of support through graduate teaching assistantships (GTAs), fellowships or grant funding. Third-year students and beyond are eligible to receive funding through grants, paid internships or teaching opportunities, depending on availability and interests. Funding beyond two years is not guaranteed when an offer of admission is made.
Funding of up to $600/year is also available to support students who are presenting a poster or paper at a research conference.
Graduate Teaching Assistantships
Graduate teaching assistantships (GTAs) offer tuition support and career advancement for doctoral students. To learn more about available positions, contact the I-O GTA coordinator, who is responsible for gathering requests for GTA positions, distributing forms to faculty, making assignments, monitoring workloads and resolving issues with faculty and GTAs. Current GTAs should also review the departmental guidelines.
Forms
For the most updated forms required by the CCAS graduate student services, please refer to the CCAS Graduate Student Forms page. All forms listed should be completed in full and submitted to [email protected] for approval.
Events
The I/O Psychology program will be hosting a virtual open house for prospective students interested in pursuing doctoral degrees in Industrial-Organizational Psychology on November 11th, 2024 at 12pm EST. This session will cover our program's structure, application process, and opportunities for research and professional development. While some information will be specific to GWU, much of it will be broadly relevant to any I/O Psychology program.