Expand your skill set and advance your career with upcoming workshops and trainings on science communication, research practices, job skills, and more.
04/22/2026
Conferences can provide many opportunities for presenting research, learning about what’s happening in the field, and making lasting connections for one’s future career. If you’ve never attended one before, it can be hard to know where to start. Ahead of the 2026 APS Annual Convention, this webinar offered tips on how to make the
Speakers: David Clewett, Robert Fite
12/10/2025
Psychology and human factors research are applicable to a wide array of careers. In a recent webinar from APS and the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, a panel discussed how those with academic backgrounds in
Speakers: Amrita Sidhu Maguire, Christine M. Covas-Smith, Christopher R. Reid, Judi See-Moderator, Ron Boring, Stephen Dorton
11/12/2025
For scientists interested in reaching a broader audience, doing good research is only half the battle. For the research to have an impact, it needs to be communicated well. The Observer’s managing editor, Hannah O.
Speakers: Hannah O. Brown, Lou Willwood
09/17/2025
Sage Publications editors Jessica Offenberger and Sara Parker, and editor-in-chief of Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science, Dave Sbarra, joined APS for a webinar about demystifying open access publishing. Open access research is
Speakers: Dave Sbarra, Jessica Offenberger, Sara Parker
06/11/2025
Entrepreneurship can be an all-consuming endeavor, requiring emotional resilience and deft team-building skills. Industrial/organizational psychologists Ali O’ Malley and Nikki Blacksmith, both entrepreneurs and consultants, recently discussed entrepreneurial identity and how to market your product
Speakers: Ali O’Malley, Nikki Blacksmith
05/14/2025
Academic conferences are major opportunities to meet new people in your field, learn more about specific topics, and form new professional connections. But they can often feel overwhelming. This webinar focuses on how to make
Speakers: David Clewett, Robert Fite
