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23rd Annual Conference on Counseling
Athletes
Program entitled: There is No "I" in Mentor: It’s All
About Relationships. Date: Saturday, June 16, 2007 at the Sheraton
Hotel, Springfield, MA.
Call for Programs! Deadline for submissions:
March 1st. Details
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MIDWEST SPORT AND
EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY SYMPOSIUM
February 23-24, 2007
Purdue University
Conference Registration and Fees
Conference fee includes admission to symposium sessions, name badge, program,
Friday night dinner, refreshment breaks, and Saturday lunch. The registration
fee is
non-refundable after February 1, 2007.
Early Registration Fee (Postmarked before February 1, 2007) $ 35.00
Registration Fee after February 1, 2007 or on-site $ 45.00
Mail this registration form with check or money order payable to Midwest Sport &
Exercise Psychology Symposium to:
MSEPS
Stacey Wisdom
Purdue University
Department of Health & Kinesiology
800 W. Stadium Avenue
West Lafayette, IN 47907
Hotel Information:
University Inn – West Lafayette (block of 10 rooms reserved):
3001 Northwestern Avenue
West Lafayette, IN 47906
800-777-9808
www.uiccwl.com
Rate: $78 single, $88 double, $10 each additional person
Must be reserved by January 19th or the rooms will be released!
LOCATION OF EVENTS & TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:
Friday – February 23, 2007
3:00 pm Registration (Lawson Hall, Room 1142)
4:00 pm Conference Presentations (Lawson Hall, Room 1142)
Welcome by Dr. William Harper, Department Head
Keynote by Dr. Dan Gould, Michigan State University
Student Presentations
8:00 pm Dinner/Social (Vinton Woods Clubhouse) – dinner provided
~10:00 pm Student Social (9 Irish Brothers Pub)
Saturday – February 24, 2007
7:00 am MSEPS Morning Run! (Departs from University Inn Lobby)
9:00 am Conference Presentations (Lawson Hall, Room 1142)
Student Presentations
12:00 pm Lunch (Lawson Hall Commons)
1:00 pm Conference Presentations (Lawson Hall, Room 1142)
Panel Discussion: “Careers and Directions in Sport Psychology”
Student Presentations
Call for Abstracts
The Midwest Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium will be held February 23rd &
24th, 2007 on the campus of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. The
program will consist of student research presentations, research proposals, and
applied sport psychology presentations. Papers that have been presented
elsewhere or submitted for upcoming conferences will be accepted. Students
wanting to present must submit an abstract in accordance with the following
submission procedures, and may present only once during the conference.
However, an individual may be listed as co-author on more than one abstract.
Presentations are tentatively scheduled to last 15 minutes (12 minute
presentations with 3 minutes of questions and discussion). Submission Deadline:
email completed abstract and cover page to Stacey Wisdom at
swisdom@purdue.edu no later
than 5:00 pm on Friday – January 26, 2007.
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North and Southwest
Sport & Exercise
Psychology Symposium
This symposium is a student–centered
meeting that allows young professionals to present current research, discuss
research proposals, and network with each other and leading professionals in the
field.
Keynote
Speakers: Applied- Drs. Keith
Henschen and Ken Ravizza; Research - TBA
When:
February 16-17, 2007
Where:
University of Utah
Accommodation: University Guest House
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110 South Fort Douglas Blvd, SLC, UT 84113
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Call 801-587-1000 to make reservations by Feb. 2nd
to get special rate of $69
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Indicate that you are with “Southwest Sport & Exercise
Psychology Symposium”
Socials:
Fun out in downtown Salt Lake on the 16th and lunch on the
17th
Call for Abstracts
The Southwest Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium will be held February 16 &
17, 2007 on the campus of the University of Utah. The program will consist of
student research presentations, research proposals, and applied sport and
exercise psychology presentations. Papers that have been presented elsewhere or
submitted for upcoming conferences will be accepted. Students wanting to present
must submit an abstract in accordance with the following submission procedures,
and may present only once during the conference. However, an individual may be
listed as co-author on more than one abstract. Presentations are tentatively
scheduled to last 15 minutes in total length (12 minute presentations with 3
minutes of questions and discussion).
Submission Deadline: E-mail completed abstract and cover page to Nick Galli at
n.galli@utah.edu no later than 5:00 pm January 8, 2007
Types of Presentations
Research Presentations. These are presentations that involve completed
data-based research on sport and exercise psychology topics.
Research Proposals. These are presentations that involve developing research
ideas. The speaker should provide the audience with rationale for the study,
questions or hypotheses, and proposed methodology for the study. Preliminary or
pilot data will be welcome, but not required. Research proposals can elaborate
further on the hypotheses, rationale, methodology, and topics for research
discussion than research presentations.
Applied Presentations. These are presentations that involve unique intervention
techniques or programs. Presentations should include a description of the
population, targeted skills or problems, the specific intervention protocols,
and an evaluation or evaluation plan.
Submission Procedures
A completed submission cover page and abstract are required for each submission.
Be certain to complete all items on the cover page and adhere to all abstract
guidelines.
Cover Page. The cover page can be found in the following pages.
Abstract Guidelines. A one page typed abstract is required for each submission.
This abstract will also be included in the symposium program for attendees. The
abstract is to be in Times New Roman 12-pt. font with all margins set at 1.5
inches. The following information should be provided: The title on the top line
(in bold) followed by a double space and then the authors’ first and last name,
their affiliation, city, and zip code. This information should be followed by
another double line space and then single spaced text.
Abstracts should include the following:
A clear statement of the problem and its significance
A general description of the methods used or proposed
A summary of the results or how the results will be analyzed (if proposal)
The major conclusions and practical implications of the study
SAVE THE DATE
The AAASP
Southeast Regional Conference will be hosted by University of North Carolina at
Greensboro on February 16-17 2007. Details to follow.
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