Dr. Brawley Newlin is an Assistant Professor of Organization & Management Studies (OMS) at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, PA.
Her research focuses on novel or understudied work populations, including microbusinesses and “gig” workers. Her work focuses on how (and whether) findings from OMS apply in these different work settings.
Email: abrawley@gettysburg.edu
Office: Glatfelter 412
Spring 2019
Office hours: Tues & Thurs 11am – 1pm
Statistical Methods – syllabus | Work Motivation – syllabus
Recent papers
Rosopa, Brawley, Atkinson, & Robertson (2019): On the conditional and unconditional Type I error rates and power of tests in linear models with heteroscedastic errors
Garst, Gagnon, & Brawley (2018): Efficacy of online training for improving camp staff competency
Brawley (2017): The big, gig picture: We can’t assume the same constructs matter
Brawley & Pury (2017): Little things that count: A call for organizational research on microbusinesses
Other resources and info
Faculty spotlight in The Gettysburgian | Interview about the gig economy with On Target podcast for The Gettysburgian | Google Scholar | @IOAliceB
Totally free!!! guide to using MTurk for social science research
Fall 2018 course info: Statistical Methods – syllabus | The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list
Spring 2018 course info: Research Methods – syllabus | The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list
Fall 2017 course info: Statistical Methods – syllabus | Research Methods – syllabus
