A manuscript I co-wrote with Steve Motowidlo and Michelle Martin has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology. I have updated my CV and Curriculum Vitae page accordingly.
PDF version available here: http://crook.blogs.rice.edu/files/2011/12/Amy-Crook-CV-12.2.11.pdf
I am pleased to announce that I have accepted a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Management position at Belmont University in the College of Business Administration and Jack C. Massey Graduate School of Business to begin in August 2012. Belmont’s part-time MBA program has been ranked in the top 50 nationwide by Businessweek since 2009, and is ranked in the top 100 for its undergraduate business program.
I am excited about joining the faculty at Belmont and my upcoming move to Nashville, TN!
I received a very kind email this morning from Ms. Jennifer Bennett at Vermont Kid Safety. She had used an old website of mine to find online forensics games that I consulted on with the Center for Technology in Teaching & Learning. These online learning environments were developed to be educational and entertaining for middle & high school students. She used the materials with her 6th graders, who were so enthused that they wanted to share a link about Criminology with me to add to my website.
I’m so pleased the students enjoyed the online games, and as my other site is not fully functional right now, I have added an “Online Learning Environments” section on the left hand side of my page. This section includes links to several games I consulted on during my time at CTTL, and it also includes the link to the Criminology website the students wanted to share with others.
It was great to hear from you, Ms. Bennett’s class!
My manuscript analyzing the relationships between personality, job knowledge, and job performance is now in press at the International Journal of Selection and Assessment. This paper provides further validation of our single-response situational judgment test (Motowidlo, Crook, Kell, & Naemi, 2009) through two studies in different service industries. Thank you to all the co-contributors to the paper!
Curriculum Vitae page and downloadable CV updated
I have made minor updates to each of the pages on this site. The most recent version of my CV is also now available.
I am looking forward to the Academy of Management meeting in San Antonio in a few weeks where I will have the pleasure of interviewing for some very attractive business school positions. I am seeking a tenure-track faculty position and am engaged in all of the job search and application activities that accompany it.
Today, I was pleased to learn that I have been selected as the 2011 APA New Investigator Award in Experimental Psychology: Applied. The award is given to a lead author in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied who has graduated with their PhD within the last 3 years. I am honored that the APA has granted me this award!
CV link and Curriculum Vitae updated
I have updated my Curriculum Vitae page and the link to download a pdf version of my CV.
CV page is updated to reflect a new paper just submitted to Personnel Psychology
The link to my CV now provides the most up-to-date version of my vita. Also, the link to the .pdf on the Curriculum Vitae page has been updated with this new version.
The online version of my CV has been updated to indicate that my manuscript, When training with a partner is inferior to training alone: The importance of dyad type and interaction quality, is now officially in press at the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied.