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APA Handbook of Sport and Exercise Psychology
The 2-volume APA Handbook of Sport and Exercise Psychology presents new areas of research in the field and links theory with emerging practice.
President's column: Aloha!
Div. 47 president Trent Petrie, PhD, highlights initiatives from the divisions midyear meeting, including expansion of the divisions reach in social media and approval of the Section on Performance Psychology.
President’s column
Plans for the year include a member survey, increasing membership by 25 percent, and reorganizing the committee structure.
President-elect’s column
At the midyear meeting, we started the process of looking to the future and defining the direction of the division.
President-Elect's column
The president-elect discusses the launch of the new division website, focusing on issues of sport psychology as a profession, and increasing the division's competence and training over the next three years
Candidate statement for President-Elect: Trent Petrie, PhD
Trent Petrie is a professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of North Texas, and has served as the Director for the UNT Center for Sport Psychology and Performance Excellence since its inception in 1997.
