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NASPSPA 2020 call for abstracts

The North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (www.naspspa.com) will hold its annual meeting in the beautiful city of Vancouver British...

Recent News

Postdoc in cognitive and neural motor behaviour: U of Toronto
tenure-track Assistant Professor position, Sport and Exercise Psychology, University of Kentucky
PhD position (Sport Psychology) at The German Sport University Cologne
PhD studentship opportunities, Ulster University, Belfast
PhD student opportunities in the Centre for Motor Control at the University of Toronto

About Us

The Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology (SCAPPS) had its beginnings in Edmonton in 1969 as a meeting of scholars, both faculty and graduate students, interested in research in psychomotor learning and sport psychology. It was founded as a society in Banff, Alberta, in 1977.

Recent News

Postdoc in cognitive and neural motor behaviour: U of Toronto
tenure-track Assistant Professor position, Sport and Exercise Psychology, University of Kentucky
PhD position (Sport Psychology) at The German Sport University Cologne
PhD studentship opportunities, Ulster University, Belfast
PhD student opportunities in the Centre for Motor Control at the University of Toronto

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