Conferencia Anual de la AASP
AASP Annual Conference
October 24 - 27, 2007
Louisville, KY
The Association for Applied Sport Psychology holds its annual conference every fall. The goals of the conference include:
promoting the science and practice of sport and exercise psychology,
providing opportunities for professional networking,
discussing information related to theory development and research, and
sharing ideas about the provision of psychological services to consumers.
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2007 Conference Highlights
Coleman Griffith Lecture
Sport Psychology: Field of Dreams?
Robin Vealey, Ph.D.
Health and Exercise Psychology Keynote
Behavioral Choice Theory and Physical Activity
Leonard H. Epstein, Ph.D.
Performance Enhancement and Intervention Keynote
Paralympics and Sport Psychology:
A Winning Team for Success
Bob Lujano, M.S.
Social Psychology Keynote
Cultural Performance, Diversity and Sport:
A Scholar-Baller Theory and Practice Gameplan
C. Keith Harrison, Ed.D.
Invited Lectures
Cultural Studies of Sport Psychology and the Formation of a Multicultural, Socially Just Sport Studies
Handel Wright, University of British Columbia
Three Decades of Research on Coaching Effectiveness: What Do We Know and Where Should We Go?
Thelma Horn, Miami University
Plus Much More...
Conference Program - will be posted August 15
Pre-conference 2007 Anti-Doping Congress
31 Colloquia/Symposiums
47 Lecture sessions
20 Workshops
AASP Anti-Doping Congress 2007
Drug Abuse in Sport and Exercise Communities: Coming Clean
The Galt House, Louisville, KY
Tuesday Evening, October 23, 2007 & Wednesday October 24
Congress Sessions will include:
An Ethical Framework for Viewing Doping in Sport
Dr. Andrew Pipe, University of Ottawa, Canada
Motivation for Drug Use and Abuse in Sport and Exercise
Dr. Leslee Fischer and Dr. Tracy Olrich
Repercussions of "Just Come Back Bigger, Son"
Don Hooton-Taylor Hooton foundation
Why it's so hard to stop: An introspective on steroid use
Sean Mullen, PhD Candidate, UVA
Drug Use Across Ages and Stages in Sport and Exercise
Dr. Gary Green, UCLA Drug Testing Labs, A Consultant to Major League Baseball
Protecting Children from the Role Modeling of Drug Abuse by Elite and Professional Athletes - A Media Perspective
A Round Table: "Bring on the Heavy Hitters"
Dr. Sharon Stoll, Dr. Brenda Bredemeier, Dr. Dan Gould, a representative from American Association of Osteopathic Sports Medicine and other associations; Chaired by Dr. Michael Stuart, AOSSM, USA Hockey, Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Center
Does Part of the Solution Lie in the Written Word?
Ross Bernstein, author of "The Code" and a new book coming out on Steroid Use in MLB
Has the Anti-Drug Coalition A Soul for Social Change?
Paul Loeb, Social Activist....author of Taking on the Impossible May Take a Little While
Identifying Objectives, Components, Process and Evaluation of our Action Plan.....Panel of Faculty
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