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    Research Grants - Association for Applied Sport Psychology

    Research Grants - Association for Applied Sport Psychology support students and early career professionals’ research linking science and practice to advance knowledge in sport and performance psychology.

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    Funder: Association for Applied Sport Psychology

    Due Dates: April 1, 2027 (Annual application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $250–$5,000 per award for one year beginning July 1; $35,000 available annually

    Summary: Seed funding for research integrating research and practice in sport and performance psychology, with priority for students and early career professionals.

    Key Information: Applicants need three years of continuous AASP membership; students may co-author with a qualifying member.


    Description

    The Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) offers Research Grants to provide limited seed support for projects that integrate research and practice. Supported work should contribute to knowledge in sport and performance psychology, counseling, or related fields, with clearly articulated research questions, study designs, and research practices appropriate to the chosen methodology.

    The program prioritizes teams that include students or early career professionals, such as faculty, practitioners, or researchers within the first seven years of their current profession. Pending available funds, projects from tenured faculty or practitioners receive secondary consideration when they clearly benefit AASP members. AASP’s Research Development Committee reviews proposals, and the program emphasizes sharing findings through publications, conference presentations, social media, and other identified outlets.


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