The Canadian Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology is an official section of the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA). Members consist of faculty from both Psychology departments and Business schools, consultants from various organizations, and students from numerous universities.

The Canadian Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (CSIOP) is an organization whose mission is to further the welfare of people by: (a) helping organizations effectively manage their human resources, (b) scientifically investigating human behaviour and cognition at work, and (c) helping individuals realize their work goals, including helping them to maximize job satisfaction and minimize work stress.

CSIOP prints a quarterly newsletter and is an active participant at the annual conference of the Canadian Psychological Association. At the conference, CSIOP hosts workshops featuring leaders in the field of I/O Psychology and human resource management, and has a rich slate of symposia, paper and poster sessions, and round-table discussions.

Highlights At the I/O Military social in Winnipeg, the accomplishments of two members were recognized. First, Stephan Risavy from the University of Guelph was awarded the RHR Kendall award for his paper entitled "Decision Making in Personnel Selection Using Personality Assessments: Implications for Adverse Impact and Hiring Rates". Second, Erica Ringseis was recognized for her considerable service to CSIOP. Congratulations to Stephan and Erika New initative for employers and job seekers. Employers post your job openings with us.