Keith

Carroll

Keith Carroll

Keith Carroll

Adjunct Faculty Program Faculty Department Chair
Biography

Dr. Keith Carroll holds a PhD from DePaul University and previously held an assistant professor position in Benedictine University's Psychology Department. Before Dr. Carroll joined the faculty of the Business Psychology Department in 2008 as Associate Chair, he worked as a project manager for I/O Solutions, where he performed job analyses, developing and administering written job knowledge exams, practical examinations and promotional processes for public safety firms.

Dr. Carroll has been instrumental in the Dissertation and Comprehensive Examination process for Doctoral students and the development of the semi-annual I/O Assessment Center for Master's students, which provides the invaluable feedback for the students and a comprehensive measurement tool for the Business Psychology department. Dr. Carroll continues to do research on developing new measurement tools as well as the Faculty Director of the Institute for Organizational Psychology.

Education History
Degree Institution
Keith Carroll Oglethorpe University , Atlanta, GA
M.A. I/O Psychology DePaul University , Chicago, IL
Ph.D. I/O Psychology DePaul University , Chicago, IL
Professional Memberships
Presentations
Title Location Date
Competencies Necessary for Online Teaching Success Madison, WI 2017
A model for teaching individual assessment in doctoral i-o programs Houston, TX 2014
Areas of Expertise
Area Expertise
Business/IO Psychology Employee Development
Employee Selection
Job Analysis
Survey Development
Talent Staffing and Selection
Research Design/Methodology Statistics
Publications

Peagram, K., Newton, N., & Carroll, K. (2014).A model for teaching individual assessment in doctoral i-o programs. 51(3), 75-81. Retrieved from http://www.siop.orgip/jan14/513tip/513/

Nelson, C.M. & Carroll, K.A. (2012). Sexual harassment: "Is it just me or are you hot?" In N.P. Reilly, M.J. Sirgy, & C.A. Gorman (Eds.),Work and Quality of Life, (pp. 395-414). New York: Springer Dordrecht Heidelberg.

Cellar D.F., Yorke C.M., Nelson Z.C., & Carroll K.A. (2004). Relationships between five factor personality variables, workplace accidents, and self-efficacy.Psychological Reports, 94, 1437-1441.

Media Exposure
Professional Skills
assessment, employee selection, employee survey research, interviewing, organizational assessment, personality assessment, professional development, psychological testing, public safety, research design and methodology, selection and validation, statistics, survey analysis, survey design, test validation, testing issues, training, workplace issues, workplace psychology