Richard M. Flicker, Ph.D.
flicker@premier.net
flicker@premier.net
307 Blanks Hall
(225) 771-2990 (Phone)
(225) 771-2082 (FAX)
(225) 771-2990 (Phone)
(225) 771-2082 (FAX)
Education: B.S. The City College of New York; M.S. and Ph.D. Purdue UniversityDr.
Richard M. Flicker is a licensed Industrial/Organizational Psychologist. He has been on the faculty at Southern University since 2001 and primarily teaches the Psychological Research and Experimental Psychology courses. He also has taught the Industrial/Organizational Psychology and Interpersonal Communications courses. Dr. Flicker is a past president of the Baton Rouge Area Society of Psychologists, past president of the Exchange Club of Baton Rouge, past Vice President and Treasurer of the Baton Rouge Chapter of the American Society for Training and Development, and is a member of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology. President of Flicker & Associates, Inc., a management consulting firm in Baton Rouge since 1993 (formerly in Shreveport, Louisiana), Dr. Flicker has over thirty years of consulting experience in the private and public sectors in such areas as: employee appraisal systems, employee selection and test validation, salary and wage analysis, productivity improvement, team building, and conflict resolution. He also has extensive experience conducting numerous seminars/workshops on leadership/supervision/management development, team building, conflict/stress management, customer service, and ethics. Dr. Flicker has qualified/served as an expert witness in federal and district courts in numerous cases involving employment discrimination and aptitude/employability evaluations.
5 comments:
So, the gunning down of peaceful protesters was "killing animals in battle"? This is going to haunt you forever and cost you your job. Go fuck yourself.
How the fuck did you become an educator? Hopefully after you lose your job, no one else will hire you either. You are a waste of a life and, only do to biology, can you be considered a human being.
I would have assumed that anyone who held such views would be intelligent enough not to have expressed them publicly. The fact that you believe this about killing children and that you were stupid enough to say it out loud means certainly that you are not smart enough to be a teacher ANY WHERE!
Ha there
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