SIOP is developing its next 3–5 year strategic plan, and we want your input! Building on insights from member focus groups conducted over the past few months, this survey invites you to help prioritize the key areas that will guide SIOP’s future. It should take about 10–15 minutes to complete. Your honest feedback will play a critical role in shaping SIOP’s direction and the future of the I-O psychology field. We appreciate you taking a few minutes to answer the questions below.

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* 1. Please rate the extent to which each of the following should be a priority to SIOP's 5-year strategic plan

  Not a priority A low priority A medium priority A high priority An essential priority
Serving as a primary resource for evidence-based work and HR practices in organizations.
Bridging the gap between research and practice.
Advocating for consistent, high-quality curricula in I-O programs.
Amplifying advocacy to shape national and global policy decisions.
Encouraging collaboration between academics and practitioners.
Valuing the diverse pathways through which members enter the profession.
Providing expanded opportunities for professional development and career growth.
Strengthening internal communication so members feel connected to SIOP.
Expanding resources that strengthen teaching and learning.
Developing initiatives that strengthen SIOP’s presence in interdisciplinary scientific coalitions
Offering a high-value conference experience across diverse job roles.
Ensuring members have easy access to recent research findings that support their work and development.
Expanding the visibility and recognition of I-O psychology to the public.
Providing engagement opportunities with allied stakeholder groups (e.g., professional organizations such as SHRM, HFES, NSF, etc.).
Preparing students for success in academic and applied careers.
Fostering collaboration and connection among members beyond the conference.
Positioning I-O psychology as a trusted public voice on the future of work.
Supporting the viability of I-O doctoral programs in comprehensive psychology departments.
Increasing awareness of SIOP’s professional development opportunities and resources.
Creating accessible platforms for research-sharing between members.
Building a strong identity that highlights I-O psychology’s value to society.
Supporting high-quality research that positions I-O at the forefront of science and practice.
Defining strong curriculum standards for I-O programs.
Elevating the quality and consistency of graduate education.
Positioning SIOP as a source of science-based guidance on workplace issues for policymakers and the public.
Enhancing the value of membership to remain competitive with other organizations.
Increasing transparency around executive board practices and decisions.
Advancing dialogue on professional practice standards (e.g., licensure, certification).

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* 2. Please rank order the following five strategic priorities in order of importance with 1 indicating most important and 5 indicating least important.

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* 3. What other priorities should SIOP focus on in the next five years?

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* 4. Do you have any final comments or suggestions?

 
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