International Professional Development Events Coming Up

American Psychological Association 8/12-08/14 Online https://convention.apa.org/  Progress in Motor Control 8/29-9/1 Online https://www.pmc2021.org/ ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology 9/20-10/4 Hybrid (Taipei, Taiwan) https://issp2021.com/ AASP Annual Conference 10/6-10/9 Hybrid (Las Vegas, NA) https://appliedsportpsych.org/annual-conference/  Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology Conference  10/15-10/22 Online https://www.scapps.org/online-2021/ Sport Marketing Association Annual Conference 10/22-10/22 Las Vegas, NA http://www.sportmarketingassociation.com/home

5 Tips on Choosing the Right Graduate School

Takehiro Iwatsuki shares what he learned from Dr. Brian Schilling, Dr. James Navalta and Dr. Judy L. Van Raalte on familiarizing yourself with the US education system and narrowing down your choices here. Choosing a graduate school is not easy. Choosing the right graduate school can be harder than expected. There are countless graduate programs in the United

Ale Quartiroli: Migratory Experience of Sport Psychology Practitioners

Despite a growing body of literature examining the migratory experiences of athletes,limited attention has been paid to the migratory experience of sport psychology practitioners (SPPs). Alan Chu invites Ale Quartiroli to speak about SPPs that expatriated to receive their training and repatriated to begin their professional careers. For this Research Corner, I (Alan) interviewed my colleague

Interview with Camilo Sáenz-Moncaleano: An International Perspective

An interview by Jean-Charles Lebeau with Camilo Sáenz-Moncaleano, a sport psychology consultant who works with performers to increase their mental performance and well-being. He also teaches sport psychology classes at Lund University (Sweden). He is truly an international professional: he was born in Colombia, did his master’s in Europe, his doctorate in the US, and

Damien Stewart: Sport Psychology Landscape

Damien Stewart discusses the sport psychology landscape in Australia and how the pathway to becoming a practicing psychologist seems to take a unique form compared to other countries in the world. When considering the training and qualification of Sport & Exercise Psychologists in Australia, we do appear to be unique among the world’s Sport Psychology profession.

Updates on the International Relations Committee

The IRC Chair, Jana Fogaca, opens our new newsletter, welcomes readers, and provides an update on the IRC’s endeavors. The International Relations Committee (IRC) has been working hard to support AASP’s IRC mission of supporting international members and connecting AASP with international institutions, professionals, and aspiring sport psychology consultants. In collaboration with other committees, such