As the newly elected secretary of the Personnel Testing Council Metropolitan Washington (PTCMW)<\/a>, research scientist Arielle Rogers, Ph.D., carries on a long tradition of HumRRO contributions to science and giving back<\/a>. Rogers succeeded Katelyn McCoy, research associate at HumRRO, who took over the secretary position from Angela Lee, Ph.D., a research scientist at HumRRO. Lee also served as vice president of PTCMW in 2020.<\/p>\n In these leadership roles, they are helping to develop the next crop of industrial-organizational (I-O) psychologists through the implementation of and participation in PTCMW\u2019s six-month mentoring program<\/a>. McCoy recruited HumRRO\u2019s Nicholas Howald<\/a>, Ph.D., and Alyssa Marshall, Ph.D., to join as mentors in the inaugural program that wrapped up in February.<\/p>\n Once matched, mentors and mentees met on a regular basis virtually. Mentees benefited from advice and guidance from seasoned mentors, while mentors were able to share their knowledge as well as learn about their mentees\u2019 I-O psychology interests. PTCMW leaders also created packets around topics of interest (including working virtually, networking, and effectively transitioning from school to the workplace) and resources to help facilitate the relationship.<\/p>\n<\/div>