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Dept. of Psychology
New Brunswick Campus
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
53 Avenue E, 621 Tillet Hall
Piscataway, NJ 08854-8040

Office : 732-445-4036
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06/26/2009 11:48

In The News: Quoted in the Sunday Edition of the NJ Star-Ledger

The contrast between the gloom of the economy and the possibility of better things ahead has given many a feeling of hope, creating the desire to get more involved, said John R. Aiello, a Rutgers University professor and expert in social and organizational psychology.

"That can translate into the volunteerism that is being asked for, and community work that is part of Obama's background," said Aiello. "He has a torch that can lead to all kinds of opportunities for young people, and there is a huge potential for channeling those energies -- with kids in particular."

Jack was quoted in the article "Obama and web inspire a tide of volunteerism" found in the January 25th Sunday Edition of the NJ Star-Ledger.

A PDF version of the full article is also available.

06/24/2009 16:04

Organizational and Personnel Psychology Offered In the Summer

We are delighted to announce that Organizational and Personnel Psychology will be offered in the Summer of 2009.

01:830:373 Organizational and Personnel Psychology (3)
Dates:
5/26/09 - 7/02/09

Time: 6:00pm-9:40pm

Location: LCB-102

Social psychological research and theory applied to industrial problems. Personnel selection, job satisfaction and morale, organizational effectiveness, group and intergroup relationships, and communication in work settings.