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    Collaborative Research Grants support researchers and practitioners working together on sport and performance psychology research to bridge research and practice and advance knowledge beyond academia.

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    Funder: Association for Applied Sport Psychology

    Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $250–$5,000 per grant for one year; $10,000 available annually

    Summary: Supports multi-investigator, multi-institutional research integrating research and practice in sport, exercise, and performance psychology.

    Key Information: Teams must include a primarily research investigator and a primarily practitioner investigator from at least two institutions or organizations.


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    The Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) Collaborative Research Grants support collaborative projects in applied sport and performance psychology, counseling, and related fields. The program encourages interdisciplinary work that integrates research and practice, addresses the research-to-practice gap, and advances knowledge through high-quality research with planned impact within and beyond academia.

    Administered by AASP’s Research Development Committee, the program builds relationships across disciplines and institutions and supports existing or emerging collaborations between students or early career professionals and mid-to-later career colleagues. Priority goes to teams involving students or early career professionals, defined as those within the first seven years of their current profession. Applicants are encouraged to explain how their projects support early career professionals.


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