Dr. Bill Attenweiler
Associate Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Bill Attenweiler received his BA in psychology from the University of Maine at Orono. After working for many years in private industry in Human Resources and Operations Management, he wanted to expand his knowledge of workplace psychology and in 1998 enrolled in the PhD program at Clemson University. In 2002 he completed his doctorate in Industrial-Organizational psychology and came to NKU to develop the Master's Program in I-O Psychology.
Dr. "A" is the faculty advisor for the River Cities Industrial and Organizational Psychology Conference. This is a student-coordinated conference that brings faculty and students from several regional universities and local Human Resource practitioners together. This conference is being hosted in 2008 by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
This year Dr. "A" is working with Dr. Daniel Kent and others to launching NKU's student chapter of the Society for Human Resources Management.
Dr "A" is also the Psychology Department's representative for study abroad opportunities.
Fall 2008 classes:
PSY344 - Industrial-Organizational Psychology
PSY615 - Research Design, Methods and Statistics I
PSY630 - Occupational Health Psychology
Spring 2009 classes:
PSY344 - Industrial-Organizational Psychology
PSY616 - Research Design, Methods and Statistics II
PSY694 - Compensation and Benefits
Dr. Bill Attenweiler
Associate Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Bill Attenweiler received his BA in psychology from the University of Maine at Orono. After working for many years in private industry in Human Resources and Operations Management, he wanted to expand his knowledge of workplace psychology and in 1998 enrolled in the PhD program at Clemson University. In 2002 he completed his doctorate in Industrial-Organizational psychology and came to NKU to develop the Master's Program in I-O Psychology.
Dr. "A" is the faculty advisor for the River Cities Industrial and Organizational Psychology Conference. This is a student-coordinated conference that brings faculty and students from several regional universities and local Human Resource practitioners together. This conference is being hosted in 2008 by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
This year Dr. "A" is working with Dr. Daniel Kent and others to launching NKU's student chapter of the Society for Human Resources Management.
Dr "A" is also the Psychology Department's representative for study abroad opportunities and curriculum internationalization.
Fall 2008 classes:
PSY344 - Industrial-Organizational Psychology
PSY615 - Research Design, Methods and Statistics I
PSY630 - Occupational Health Psychology
Spring 2009 classes:
PSY344 - Industrial-Organizational Psychology
PSY616 - Research Design, Methods and Statistics II
PSY694 - Compensation and Benefits