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5th Interna*onal Seminar on

POSITIVE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland, 7-‐8 June 2012

Following the success of previous seminars in Utrecht, Castellon, Trondheim and Lisbon we are pleased to invite you to Dublin, Ireland, home of U2, Guinness and the literary

genius of James Joyce and Oscar Wilde.

POSITIVE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY 5th Interna*onal Seminar on

This 2-‐day seminar will bring PhD students and junior researchers working in the field of posi*ve occupa*onal health psychology together in order to discuss the most recent theore*cal and empirical advances in the field and to invite feedback on their own research from peers and leading experts in the field. As the seminar is in the format of a small group mee*ng, par*cipant places will be limited. Main themes covered will be as follows: Work engagement, theore*cal frameworks (e.g., job demands-‐resources theory), posi*ve interven*ons at work, healthy and resilient organisa*ons, cri*cal views on the development of posi*ve psychology, and occupa*onal health psychology methodological research.

§  To provide an overview of the emerging field of posi*ve occupa*onal health psychology.

§  To outline the theore*cal frameworks underlying processes and empirical findings related to the area.

§  To discuss recent theore*cal and empirical advances in the field.

§  To discuss research methods, measurement issues, and prac*cal implica*ons of posi*ve occupa*onal health psychology.

§  To provide an opportunity for learning, crea*ng important research connec*ons, and networking.

§  To discuss the research of the par*cipants in a personalized way

AIMS


Arnold B. Bakker is full professor and chair at the Department of Work and Organiza*onal Psychology at Erasmus University RoVerdam, The Netherlands. He is president of the European Associa*on of Work and Organiza*onal Psychology, and secretary-‐general of the Alliance of Organiza*onal Psychology. His research interests include work engagement, burnout, spillover and crossover. His research has been published in journals such as Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of Voca7onal Behavior, and Human Rela7ons. See also: www.arnoldbakker.com

SPEAKERS

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Wilmar B. Schaufeli is full professor of Work and Organiza*onal Psychology at Utrecht University, The Netherlands. His research area is occupa*onal health psychology and includes job stress, burnout, absenteeism, work engagement, workaholism, and worksite health interven*ons. He published over three hundred ar*cles and chapters, and authored or edited about a dozen books. He is also an evidence-‐based senior HRM consultant at 365 BV. For more details see: www.schaufeli.com

Evangelia DemerouT is a full professor at Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. Her research interests include topics from the field of work and health, including posi*ve organiza*onal behaviour, the job demands–resources model, work-‐family interface, crossover of strain, and recovery. She has published over 50 na*onal and interna*onal paper and book chapters on these topics, served as a reviewer for various na*onal and interna*onal scien*fic journals. Her ar*cles have been published in journals including Journal of Voca7onal Behaviour, Journal of Occupa7onal Health Psychology and Journal of Applied Psychology.


On the evening of June 7th following a day of presenta*ons and workshops, a bus will take all par*cipants to the highest pub in Ireland ‘Johnnie Fox’s’ for a tradi*onal Irish meal followed by a ‘Hooley Show’ of Irish music and dancing (www.jfp.ie)

IRISH SOCIAL EVENING

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POSITIVE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

5th Interna*onal Seminar on

Abstracts of 500 words should be submiVed as a Word or .pdf email aVachment to [email protected]. Abstracts can include either theory development or research findings. Further details regarding presenta*on and poster format will be provided upon abstract acceptance. Abstract Deadline: March 16th

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Par*cipants can register online at www.link.dcu.ie Registra*on fees for the seminar which include tea/coffee and lunch for the 2 days, the social evening, and seminar pack are as follows: Early bird (before April 13th): Students-‐ 180 Euro

Non Student-‐ 230 Euro Late Registra*on: Students-‐ 230 Euro Non Student-‐ 280 Euro

REGISTRATION

For further seminar informa*on please see www.link.dcu.ie/?p=1355 For further enquiries please contact one of our seminar organisers Sarah-‐Jane Cullinane: [email protected] Janine Bosak: [email protected]

CONTACT


Dublin City University is conveniently located halfway between Dublin airport and Dublin city centre. General direc*ons to Dublin City University can be found at the following link: hVp://www.dcu.ie/info/get_to.shtml

DIRECTION DCU is serviced by the following buses which stop outside the University at the Ballymun Road and Collins Avenue entrances, or near to the university with stops on the Swords Road and Glasnevin Avenue: 3, 4, 11, 11A, 11B, 13, 13A, 16, 16A, 17A, 19A, 33, 41, 41B, 41C, 46X, 103, 104 and 105. Buses 3, 4, 11, 11A, 11B, 13, 13A, 16, 16A and 19A – go to and from Dublin city centre stopping on O’Connell Street Route Planner: hVp://www.dublinbus.ie/en/

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

M50 Northbound Proceed along the M1 un*l you come to the roundabout that intersects with the M50 (Junc*on 3). Proceed southbound along the M50 and take the Ballymun exit (Junc*on 4). At the traffic lights on the roundabout, turn leo and drive through Ballymun. Turn leo at the Collins Avenue/Ballymun Road crossroads. DCU is located on Collins Avenue 500m on the right hand side. M50 Southbound Drive through the Westlink toll bridge and con*nue along the M50 un*l the Ballymun exit (Junc*on 4). At the traffic lights on the roundabout, take the third exit and drive through Ballymun. Follow the direc*ons for DCU as outlined above. From city centre Follow the airport road which takes you through Drumcondra along the N1, towards the M1. Con*nue past the junc*on for Griffith Avenue un*l you reach the junc*on at Whitehall. At this crossroads turn leo onto Collins Avenue. DCU is 500m on the leo hand side.

BY CAR


The Business School is Office Block Q, opposite the mul*-‐storey car park and directly beside the main recep*on (marked on the map). There is an entrance to the Business School on either side of the building i.e. beside the main recep*on, or opposite the Helix theatre. Once inside the Business School take the stairs or the lio to the recep*on area on the third floor.

DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY CAMPUS


There is limited DCU on-‐campus accommoda7on available at the following rates: Single occupancy €59.00 per room per night €69.00 double occupancy (room only). To reserve (10% booking deposit) please contact [email protected] indica*ng that you are aVending the seminar in DCU Business School.

www.summeraccommoda*on.dcu.ie The following fixed hotel rates have been secured: Please check hotel websites directly in advance as on-‐line rates, par*cularly in the weeks prior to the event, may be cheaper than the rates secured. • The Crowne Plaza (Northwood, Santry), €90.00 (B&B) hVp://www.cpireland.crowneplaza.com/Crowne-‐Plaza-‐Dublin-‐Northwood.html

• The Express Holiday Inn (Northwood Santry), €60.00 (B&B) hVp://www.hiexpressdublin-‐airport.com/

• The Gresham Hotel (Dublin City Centre) €95.00 (B&B) hVp://www.gresham-‐hotels.com/ In addi*on, there are plenty of alterna*ve accommoda*on op*ons available in and around Dublin City Centre, while other hotels in proximity to DCU include:

• The Best Western Dublin Skylon hVp://www.dublinskylonhotel.com/direc*ons.php

• The Regency Hotel hVp://www.regencyhoteldublin.com/

ACCOMMODATIONS