Kristina Dallis-Evans, EMSIOP
Kristina Dallis-Evans, EMSIOP, is an Industrial and Organizational Psychology professional who bridges behavioral science and organizational strategy within the public sector. Currently serving with the New York City Police Department, she brings over a decade of experience supporting executive leadership, designing talent development initiatives, and strengthening workforce systems that optimize performance and equity. With a strong foundation in data-driven decision-making, Kristina is recognized for her ability to translate complex organizational needs into actionable, people-centered programs.
In her role as Executive Assistant, Lead Instructor, and Staff Analyst, Kristina supports senior leadership across the Office of Professional Development and the Office of Equity & Inclusion. Her work spans curriculum design, leadership facilitation, DE&I analytics, and large-scale program management, including city-mandated career development initiatives under Local Law 75. She has advised executive cohorts on capstone research, developed survey metrics for demographic analysis reported to the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, and represented the NYPD on the NYC Training Council—helping shape career pathways and professional growth opportunities for both uniformed and civilian staff.
Kristina holds a Master of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Baruch College and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Queens College. She is deeply passionate about cultivating inclusive, psychologically informed workplace cultures that drive professional excellence. Whether mentoring emerging leaders, facilitating career workshops, or guiding strategic initiatives, Kristina remains committed to building effective, equitable, and resilient organizations grounded in research, empathy, and purpose.
• Licensed NY State Lead Instructor
• Methods of Instruction
• Certified National Phlebotomist Technologist
• CPR Certified
• New York School for Medical and Dental Assistants
• Queens College- Bachelor's
• Baruch College- M.S.
• N.Y.P.D ACES
• Blacks in I/O Psychology
• Society of Industrial and Organizational
• North Shore Long Island Jewish Medical Center
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to a strong sense of purpose grounded in service, resilience, and a lifelong passion for psychology. Shaped by family influence, personal health challenges, and a commitment to mentorship, I believe true success isn’t defined by title, but by using my knowledge and experiences to uplift others and create meaningful impact.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me are continuous learning and growth, which I nurture through reading, along with integrity, service to others, and being a positive example for my family and community.