We are glad to present our fourth keynote speaker for the FEPSAC Congress Padova 2022: Prof. Catherine Sabiston Catherine Sabiston is a professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education…
FEPSAC2022 Keynotes: Tadhg MacIntyre
We are pleased to announce a new keynote speaker for Padova 2022 FEPSAC Congress: Dr. Tadhg MacIntyre Dr. Tadhg E. MacIntyre is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Psychology at Maynooth…
FEPSAC2022 Keynotes: Camilla Knight
We are happy to present our second keynote speaker for the FEPSAC Congress 2022 in Padova (Italy): Prof. Camilla KnightProf. Camilla Knight is an Associate Professor in Sport Sciences, specialising…
PostDoc Position: University of Heidelberg
The Institute for Sport and Sport Sciences of the Psychological Institute of the Heidelberg University offers a Post-doctoral researcher position, starting from June 1st, 2021, limited to 3 years. The…
Job Position: University of Jyväskylä
The University of Jyväskylä is offering an Assistant or Associate Professor position to work in the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences in the field of behaviour change, health and…
FEPSAC2022 Keynotes: Kensa Gunter
We are glad to present you our first keynote speaker for the next FEPSAC Congress 2022 in Padova (Italy): Dr. Kensa GunterThe current president of AASP, Dr. Kensa Gunter, is…
Open Sessions of the Intensive Course
Next week, from 22 to 26 March, the University of Leipzig is hosting the yearly Intensive Course in Sport and Exercise Psychology. Some of the sessions will be streamed online…
MC Meeting and General Assembly 11th March 2021
Last March 11th the Managing Council of FEPSAC held an online meeting where each group and taskforce informed about the advances on each of their duties. Immediately after, the General…
New FEPSAC website!
We are glad to present the new FEPSAC website!!! Check all the new information in a more visual and predictive platform that will allow finding everything you look for at…
OBITUARY & TRIBUTE – Professor Nikos Chatzisarantis, BSc., MSc., PhD
Dr Nikos Chatzisarantis sadly passed away in Greece on May 6th, 2020 after a year-long illness with cancer. Nikos was an extraordinary academic and, even within his relatively short –…