Professor Alan Chu and seven M.S. Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology 2021 graduates presented at the Association for Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference from October 26-29 in Fort Worth, Texas.
Five first-year students also attended the conference to learn from researchers and practitioners in the profession. Each student that presented and the title of their presentation is listed below:
- Prof. Alan Chu: International Symposium: Multicultural Sport Psychology Practice in Globally Diverse Performance Environments
- Prof. Alan Chu: The Relationship of Social Support, Self-Compassion, and Resilience to Psychological Distress in NCAA Female Athletes During COVID-19
- Prof. Alan Chu: How Did the COVID-19 Pandemic Influence NCAA Athletes’ Psychological Skills and States? A Mixed-Method Exploration
- Anna Bomber: Practice What you Preach: Using Psychological Skills to Enhance Consulting and Teaching Effectiveness as a Graduate Student
- Beaux Myers: Evaluation of Traditional and PETTLEP Imagery Interventions for Collegiate Golfers: A Case Study-Mixed Methods Design
- Alec Treacy: Basic Psychological Need Profiles of High School Athletes and Their Prevalence Across Team Type and Race
- RJ Lynch: Imagery Experiences of Athletes with Aphantasia, Normal Imagery Ability, and Hyperphantasia
- RJ Lynch and Janne Roovers: Personal Disclosure, Not Always the Enemy: The Versatile Applications of Personal-Disclosure Mutual-Sharing Approaches
- Kaylyn Herron and Kallie Reckner: Coaching Styles and Collegiate Athletes’ Motivation and Burnout