Dr. Brawley Newlin is an Assistant Professor of Management at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, PA. Her Ph.D. is in Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology.
Her research focuses on unique work populations, like family microbusinesses and gig workers. She also conducts research on statistical and methodological issues, like common method variance and heteroscedasticity.
Email: abrawley@gettysburg.edu
Office: Glatfelter 405
Recent/current projects
In the gig economy: nature of the work, financial dependence, occupational health, leadership, motivation, discrimination
In family and microbusinesses: performance management, turnover, familism
Methodological issues: discriminant validity, within-group agreement, heteroscedasticity in selection
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Fall 2021
Statistical Methods – syllabus
The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list (in progress)
Fall 2020
Statistical Methods – syllabus
The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list
Spring 2020
Statistical Methods – syllabus
Fall 2019
Statistical Methods – syllabus
The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list
Spring 2019
Statistical Methods – syllabus
Work Motivation – syllabus
Fall 2018
Statistical Methods – syllabus
The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list
Spring 2018
Research Methods – syllabus
The Gig Economy – syllabus – reading list
Fall 2017
Statistical Methods – syllabus
Research Methods – syllabus
