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Editor’s Note

Tanya R. Prewitt-White, PhD, CC-AASP, Adler University

“Each person deserves a day away those interested in a resource to further inform individuals on what

to expect when embarking upon a career in sport, exercise, and
in which no problems are con-

fronted, no solutions searched for. performance psychology. Members of AASP’s Ethics Committee

have contributed an article highlighting the importance of AASP
Each of us needs to withdraw from
professionals being well informed on taboo topics we may face. The

the cares which will not withdraw
AASP International Student Conference hosted by the University of
Tanya
from us.” — MAYA ANGELOU
Ottawa reports the success of the event in which 160 students and

professionals attended. The Financial Report provides members
PREWITT-WHITE
with data on the iscal state of AASP. We trust members will ap-

preciate the addition of charts and graphs as an added visual in the

current publication. Last but not least, readers will ind the Student I trust we all work relentlessly for the betterment of the ield and the

Report and Student Delegate Spotlights informing membership of clients, athletes and students we serve. Yet, rest and rejuvenation

the work and progress integral members of our organization are are integral to a lasting and rewarding personal life and career. I

making for the betterment of AASP.
hope this summer you and yours take some days away from con-

fronting problems and inding solutions. On behalf of the Newsletter

As the Newsletter Editor, I hope you ind the publication an
Committee, I hope you enjoy perusing the current publication in the
informative and enjoyable read. The Newsletter Committee is
midst of your relaxation.
committed to providing you with the information you not only need

but also desire. As always, if you have feedback, ideas for future
Ou committee is proud to have contributions from several members
publications or would like to contribute a piece, please email me at
that will appeal to our diverse membership. The President’s Message

tprewitt@adler.edu. 
provides informative updates and progress our organization has

made since the last publication. In addition, the Distinguished

Practice Award and AASP Research Grant recipients deliver ASSOCIATE EDITORS:

highlights from their commendable contributions to the ield. Four
Tadhg MacIntyre, University of Limerick
respected practitioners share their personal accounts and wisdom

Kim Rogers, Oregon State University
that novice practitioners, in particular, will ind useful. Readers

will also ind a book review of Becoming a Sport, Exercise, and
Jamie Shapiro, University of Denver
Performance Psychology Professional: A Global Perspective for

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