Shiyu Yang
Shiyu Yang
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Current Position
Assistant Professor of I/O Psychology
Department of Psychology
San Francisco State University
San Francisco, CA 94123, USA
Email: shiyu.yang AT sfsu.edu
Academic Positions
Assistant Professor of I/O Psychology (tenure track), San Francisco State University, 2024 - present
Assistant Professor of Management (tenure track), Texas A&M International University, 2022 - 2024
Education
Education
2022 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior, Gies College of Business
2022 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior, Gies College of Business
2016 Peking University, Master of Organization Studies, Guanghua School of Management
2016 Peking University, Master of Organization Studies, Guanghua School of Management
2013 Peking University, Bachelor of Economics, Guanghua School of Management
2013 Peking University, Bachelor of Economics, Guanghua School of Management
2013 Peking University, Bachelor of Psychology, Department of Psychology (Double Major)
2013 Peking University, Bachelor of Psychology, Department of Psychology (Double Major)
2012 University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business (Semester abroad)
2012 University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business (Semester abroad)
About Me
About Me
My name is Shiyu Yang and I am an Assistant Professor of I/O Psychology at San Francisco State University. I'm interested in studying how individuals behave (creativity, ethics), thrive (leadership), and suffer (feeling objectified) in organizational life, particularly in the changing cultural landscape of diversity and inclusion. I am always passionate about studying and addressing interdisciplinary problems with different methodologies.
My name is Shiyu Yang and I am an Assistant Professor of I/O Psychology at San Francisco State University. I'm interested in studying how individuals behave (creativity, ethics), thrive (leadership), and suffer (feeling objectified) in organizational life, particularly in the changing cultural landscape of diversity and inclusion. I am always passionate about studying and addressing interdisciplinary problems with different methodologies.
Recently in the News
Recently in the News
Social movements boost appreciation for minority stars in media – Check out this recent Character & Context blog based on my latest research. Also featured in SF State campus news.
Social movements boost appreciation for minority stars in media – Check out this recent Character & Context blog based on my latest research. Also featured in SF State campus news.
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