Dr. Hughes received his Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Bowling Green State University in 2023. His current stream of research primarily concerns the impact various social exchanges (e.g., helping behavior, mistreatment) have on psychological, physiological, and behavioral outcomes for employees. This research stream is couched within his broader interest in topics related to occupational health psychology. He is also interested in morality and emotions at work, technology and work, human-animal interaction, and the intersection of politics and work. 

When not working, Dr. Hughes enjoys going to the gym, playing video games, going on walks, and hanging out with Dexter (see our home page). 

If you have questions about our work, or are interested in joining the lab at either the undergraduate or graduate level, please email me at the email listed above. 

Elizabeth is a second year Ph.D. student studying Industrial/Organizational Psychology in the PAWW Lab. Broadly speaking, her research interest is in occupational health psychology, namely the well-being of healthcare workers, and psychometrics. She enjoys knitting, reading, rewatching Brooklyn 99, and running in her free time.

Email: elcurtis@tamu.edu

Email: halle.gold@tamu.edu

Jonny is a first-year Ph.D. student studying Industrial/Organizational Psychology in the PAWW Lab. His research interests focus on occupational health and leadership. He is particularly interested in the role of leaders in increasing the well-being of their employees, particularly those in unconventional work environments. He enjoys playing golf and going to the movies in his free time. 

Email: jonathan_russell@tamu.edu