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PSYCHOLOGIST TO SPEAK AT BGSU’S FALL COMMENCEMENT
BOWLING GREEN, O.--Dr. Steven Rogelberg,
an associate professor in the nationally recognized Industrial
and Organizational Psychology Program at Bowling Green
State University, will be the University’s fall commencement
speaker.
Commencement exercises will be
held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 23, at Anderson Arena in
Memorial Hall on campus.
A resident of Perrysburg, Rogelberg
is director of the Institute for Psychological Research
and Application at the University. In recognition of his
excellence in teaching, he was selected by the Undergraduate
Alumni Association as the 1999 Master Teacher. The award
is considered to be among the highest faculty honors.
Rogelberg has recently been nominated
for the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology
2000-01 Ernest J. McCormick Award for Distinguished Early
Career Contributions and was invited to serve as editor
of the Handbook of Research Methods in Industrial and
Organizational Psychology, expected to be published in
2001.
Prior to joining the BGSU faculty
in 1994, Rogelberg worked in IBM’s special studies
research group in Armonk, N.Y., and was a senior research
associate for Javitch Associates. He earned both his doctoral
and master’s degrees from the University of Connecticut
and his bachelor’s degree from Tufts University.
(Posted 12-4-00 )
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