AASP Regional Representatives
The regional representative position is a 1 or 2-year commitment (depending on where the applicant is in their graduate program). Responsibilities include disseminating information about AASP to students and schools in the representative’s assigned region, organizing or helping with that region's student conference, and being a leader on a student initiative. Other duties include attending the student open and regional representative meetings at the annual AASP conference. You must be a current student and a current AASP member at the time of application.
To apply for a regional representative position, submit the following to studentrep@appliedsportpsych.org:
- Application form
- A resume or CV that highlights educational experience, leadership experiences, and previous or current AASP involvement
- A one-page, double-spaced statement of intent describing your proposed involvement in an established student initiative or a new student initiative you would like to develop.
- A letter of recommendation from a faculty member.
Applications for the Regional Representative positions will be accepted for a period of 6 weeks following the annual conference.
Executive-Board Student Representatives
Leeja Carter
Adler School of Professional Psychology
studentrep@appliedsportpsych.org
Alicia Johnson
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
studentrep@appliedsportpsych.org
Northeast Region
The Northeast Region includes Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and Rhode Island.
Dolores Christensen
Springfield College
da_christensen@yahoo.com
Nicole Gabana
Springfield College
nicolegabana@gmail.com
Bill Way
Ithaca College
wway1@ithaca.edu
Mid–Atlantic Region
The Mid–Atlantic Region includes Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Delaware, and the Washington DC region.
Anna-Marie Jaeschke
West Virginia University
amc.jaeschke@gmail.com
Bob Hoople
Argosy University
tugrad282@yahoo.com
Stacy Gnacinski
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
gnacins4@uwm.edu
Southeast Region
The Southeast Region includes Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida.
Hannah Bennett
Middle Tennessee State University
hb2u@mtmail.mtsu.edu
Urska Dobersek
Florida State University
ud09@my.fsu.edu
Midwest Region
The Midwest Region includes Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska.
Eric Martin
Michigan State University
emmartin11@gmail.com
Eric Watson
Minnesota State University, Mankato
eric.watson@mnsu.edu
Elena Holler
Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
eholler90@gmail.com
Southwest Region
The Southwest Region includes California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Hawaii.
Carly Schwartz
University of Denver
carly.schwartz31@gmail.com
Morgan Hall
University of Utah
morgan.hall@utah.edu
Northwest Region
The Northwest Region includes Alaska, Washington State, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.
Julie Vieselmeyer
Northwest University
julieofthewolves@hotmail.com
Brian Souza
Oregon State University
souzabr@onid.orst.edu
Angel Brutus
University of the Rockies
synergistic_solutions@comcast.net
South Central Region
The South Central Region includes Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.
Weston Durham
Lubbock Christian University
weston.durham@lcu.edu
Brian Avila
California State University, Fullerton
brian_3819@yahoo.com
Daniel Palac
Adler School of Professional Psychology
dpalac@my.adler.edu
International Region
Hamish Cox
Cardiff Metropolitan University
hacox@cardiffmet.ac.uk
Jordan Schaeffer
University of Wollongong
jws407@uowmail.edu.au
Adisa Haznadar
Springfield College
adisahaznadar@hotmail.com
Rachel Walker
Springfield College
rwalker2@springfieldcollege.edu