Casey Giordano, industrial/organizational psychology (I/O) graduate student at the University of Minnesota, was recently awarded the Meredith P. Crawford Dissertation Fellowship by the Human Resource Research Organization (HumRRO). This fellowship is awarded annually to a student from an I/O psychology or closely related doctoral program with the strongest research record. As a recipient, Casey will receive a $12,000 stipend and present his research during a visit to HumRRO.
Casey is advised by Professor Deniz S. Ones and also works with Professor Niels Waller. He specializes in counterproductive work behavior, factor analysis, and bifactor analysis. Of the 24 awardees to date, Casey is the 9th from the University of Minnesota.
Composed by Flora Pollack, communications assistant.
