Message from the Director

Dr. Trent PetrieWelcome to the UNT Center for Sport Psychology and Performance Excellence website. I appreciate you taking this opportunity to learn more about our Center and the work we do at the university and in the community. The Center for Sport Psychology is a national leader in (a) providing services to athletes, coaches and teams, (b) educating future sport psychologists as well as current coaches and sport administrators, (c) conducting research with exercisers and sport participants, and (d) working with the community, such as youth sport programs, to make sport a more enjoyable and meaningful...

Center News

FORMER CENTER STAFF ACHIEVE CERTIFICATION AS SPORT CONSULTANT

Drs. Arian Machin and Carly Anderson, recent graduates from UNT's Counseling Psychology... (read more)

CENTER FACULTY TO PRESENT RESEARCH FINDINGS AT ASSOCIATION OF APPLIED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY (AASP) ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Drs. Trent A. Petrie and Christy Greenleaf will be attending and presenting their research at the 25th annual AASP Conference being held September 20-24 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Dr. Greenleaf serves on the AASP executive committee and will be on... (read more)

FORMER CENTER CONSULTANT SELECTED AS THE SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

Dr. Carly Anderson, in conjunction with her husband, Dr. Justin Anderson, has been hired as the sport psychologists for the University of... (read more)

CENTER FACULTY PROVIDE EXPERT COMMENTARY ON RECENT YOUTH SPORT INCIDENT

Center faculty member Dr. Christy Greenleaf was interview by WFAA Channel 8 news in response to an incident involving a parent and an umpire at a recent youth baseball game. Dr. Greenleaf, an expert in children and sport, shared her insight on... (read more)

CENTER DIRECTOR ELECTED PRESIDENT

Center Director, Dr. Trent Petrie, was elected President of Division 47 (Sport and Exercise Psychology) of the American Psychological Association. His three-year term begins at this year's conference in August. Dr. Petrie has served previously... (read more)