I/O PRACTITIONER MEMBERSHIP

Build your pathway. Strengthen your practice.

A professional home for students, transitioning practitioners, current Academic I/Os, consultants, and senior contributors.

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Enter, advance, or contribute

Connect

Community Exchange, practice-context Peer Groups, and Student Lounge.

Learn & Practice

Free introductory Foundations module planned; remaining modules purchased individually or as a bundle. Practice Labs and Case Consultation are paid experiences.

Build Experience

Selective supervised Student Practicum, research, speaking, contributor, and career opportunities.

Certify

Required modules plus a successful final applied assignment/review. Only Certification earns the practitioner credential badge.

Contribute

Experienced practitioners can enter through expert contribution, mentoring, review, or project leadership.

Talent Network

A separate readiness review for defined delivery opportunities. Membership does not guarantee work or professional authorization.

Membership rates and program pricing are being finalized. Contact us for current options. Academic leaders access a separate development platform through relevant programs or engagements.

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October 2026 — December 2027

What’s ahead

Our planning outlook connects community, workplace science, and applied development. Dates shown are drawn from the current plan; registration, enrollment, and delivery depend on published program details. All scheduled times are Eastern Time (ET).

FALL TRANSITION

October 2026

Pilot Community Exchange; refresh practitioner pathways; prepare spring practicum recruitment.

FALL TRANSITION

November 2026

Continue the pilot; develop Foundations module access, Practice Labs, and supervised practicum workflows.

FALL TRANSITION

December 2026

Refresh onboarding; clarify Certification review and Talent Network requirements.

Membership supports connection. Paid learning, supervised experience, Certification, and Talent Network readiness each have separate requirements.