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The second half of the text, Chapters 27 to 43, covers the struggle Cremades, Tashman, and Quartiroli end with suggestions for how to 

to provide supervision to developing practitioners. Due to the fact overcome current roadblocks involved in globalizing and progress- 


that the SEPP ield has such a broad understanding of training and ing the ield of SEPP. The text provides a holistic view of the current 

education expectations, there is no consensus on standards of su- state of SEPP as well as the potential for growth and further suc- 

pervision. Without a consensus regarding the standards of supervi- cess. Becoming a Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology 

sion, often called to question are the responsibilities of a supervisor Professional: A Global Perspective would appeal to students enter- 


versus the responsibilities of a mentor and the supervisee/mentee. ing their programs of study or the professional ield. 

In order to reduce any potential breach of ethical guidelines, there 

needs to be a uniied understanding of the expectations from all REFERENCE:


parties within such a professional relationship. Authors explore Cremades, J. & Tashman, L. (2014). Becoming a sport, exercise, and 

personal experiences with providing and receiving supervision to performance psychology professional: A global perspective. New York, NY: 
Psychology Press.
allow readers insight into each role and provide the reader with a 

deeper understanding of the ield’s branches to numerous realms 


of performance.




2015 AASP Regional Conference Grant Recipients









Ball State University
Temple University 


Eastern Washington University University of Denver 

John F. Kennedy University University of Ottawa 


Loughborough University University of NorthTexas 

Minnesota State Univ., Mankato University of Tennessee 


Springield College
University of Utah



SUBMISSION DEADLINES:

Applications for 2016 are due September 1, 2015. 


Notiication of awards will be sent approximately November 1, 2015.




To ind out more about the grants, including criteria and how to apply, please visit: 

http://www.appliedsportpsych.org/students-center/regional-conferences/.











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