For decades, dozens of states have relied on the Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO) to evaluate all aspects of their educational assessment programs, including when testing does not go [...]
HumRRO’s innovative spirit and exceptional technical expertise allowed us to serve as the ideal organizer and host of a machine learning competition for the Society of Industrial and Organizational [...]
Dr. Suzanne Tsacoumis Named New HumRRO President and CEO HumRRO is honored and excited to welcome Dr. Suzanne Tsacoumis as our new President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Suzanne will [...]
Performance appraisal is inevitable, but the source of performance ratings can be determined by organizations. Job performance is typically evaluated based on “subjective ratings,” or ratings from people observing [...]
It is with great pleasure that HumRRO welcomes Dr. Thanos Patelis as a Principal Scientist in our Educational Policy Impact Center (EPIC). Thanos earned his Ph.D. in Psychometrics from Fordham [...]
Customers can access our services through the new government-wide Human Capital and Training Services (HCaTS) contract, which offers agencies great value and flexibility by supporting all contract types. HCaTS [...]
Data analytics aren’t just for big data situations. In fact, just about any organization can take advantage of approaches to analyzing business data to help them make effective corporate decisions. [...]
HumRRO recently hosted several Congressional visits to raise awareness of the value and impact of psychological research through the American Psychological Association’s (APA) "Stand for Science" initiative. In June, the [...]
The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO) has released its report on the content and quality of next generation high school assessments. HumRRO used an innovative methodology developed by the National Center [...]
There is a lot of excitement these days about “star” employees who have a disproportionate impact on key performance metrics. The idea is based on recent research suggesting that the [...]
