After two decades of service and stewardship, Paul R. Sackett, Ph.D., retired from HumRRO’s Board of Trustees in December. Sackett, the Beverly and Richard Fink Distinguished Professor of Psychology [...]
Alexandria, Virginia — The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO), an industry leader offering a science-based approach to talent management, education, assessment, credentialing, and program evaluation, is proud to announce [...]
HumRRO is pleased to announce it has won a five-year contract with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to provide assessment development and validation, organizational health consultation, and other [...]
HumRRO is proud to announce the recipient of this year’s Meredith P. Crawford Fellowship—Chu Chu, an Industrial-Organizational Psychology doctoral student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). Set to [...]
HumRRO emerged from the pandemic in 2021 stronger and more agile than ever. It is fitting that the year also marked HumRRO’s 70th anniversary. Our longevity is a testament [...]
The federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) enacted in 2015 stipulates that “all children receive a well-rounded education” and emphasizes that schools should work to “close student achievement gaps.” [...]
Alexandria, Virginia — The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO), an industry leader offering a science-based approach to talent management, education, assessment, credentialing, and program evaluation, is pleased to announce that [...]
In recent years, three words have been enthusiastically embraced by the talent management community: Skills-based hiring. The term generally refers to removing educational degree requirements from the hiring process [...]
Nearly 180 testing professionals, including several from HumRRO, gathered at the 2023 International Personnel Assessment Council (IPAC) Conference in Washington, D.C., to share best practices and trends in various [...]
HumRRO Principal Scientist Deirdre Knapp, Ph.D., recently co-edited and contributed to the special issue, “Selection and Classification Research: The Criterion Still Matters,” of Military Psychology, the bimonthly journal of Division [...]
