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Can I/O Psychology Fix Work? This Grad Thinks So—and Proves It!
In this episode of UMBC Mic’d Up, we explore the inspiring journey of Aakanksha Sangepavu, M.P.S. '25, I/O Psychology, who transformed curiosity into a powerful career path in workplace psychology.
From her roots in India to conducting meaningful research at the USDA, Aakanksha shares how she found purpose in helping organizations become more human-centered, inclusive, and effective.
She reflects on key lessons from her time in the I/O Psychology graduate program at UMBC at Shady Grove—highlighting the value of context, collaboration, and continuous learning.
Whether you're interested in psychology, leadership, or just passionate about meaningful work, this conversation offers powerful insights and encouragement.
🔗 Learn more about UMBC's programs by visiting: https://professionalprograms.umbc.edu/industrial-organizational-psychology/
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By UMBC Mic'd Up with DenniseIn this episode of UMBC Mic’d Up, we explore the inspiring journey of Aakanksha Sangepavu, M.P.S. '25, I/O Psychology, who transformed curiosity into a powerful career path in workplace psychology.
From her roots in India to conducting meaningful research at the USDA, Aakanksha shares how she found purpose in helping organizations become more human-centered, inclusive, and effective.
She reflects on key lessons from her time in the I/O Psychology graduate program at UMBC at Shady Grove—highlighting the value of context, collaboration, and continuous learning.
Whether you're interested in psychology, leadership, or just passionate about meaningful work, this conversation offers powerful insights and encouragement.
🔗 Learn more about UMBC's programs by visiting: https://professionalprograms.umbc.edu/industrial-organizational-psychology/