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    Mission Statement

    Along with the strategic and physical coaching Endicott Athletics provides, mental performance work adds a focus on mental skills and preparation and can have a tremendous impact on overall well-being and sport performance for student-athletes. Our Sport Psych interns provide teams and individuals with training in mental skills that have been shown to improve performance and make it more consistent. They can provide this training to specific individuals who may be struggling with the mental side of sport and can provide workshops to teams to help enhance team building, cohesion, and communication, develop shared goals and vision, and teach performance enhancement skills. 

     

    Endicott Sport Psychology/Mental Game Performance Consultants

    COOPER HARRIS | charris7@bu.edu | BOOK APPOINTMENT
    Hours: Monday, Thursday, and Friday, 10 AM - 6 PM

    Cooper Harris is currently pursuing his Master's of Education in counseling with a focus on sport/performance psychology at Boston University. Harris graduated from the University of Rochester in 2025 with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and religion. He was the president of the club baseball team, a member of the Medallion Program, worked with the Mindful University Project, and served as a Jewish learning fellow. Harris is also a student delegate for the Association of Applied Sport Psychology and was a psychology honors research student at the University of Rochester. 

    JON DANA | jdana@students.uws.edu | BOOK APPOINTMENT
    Hours: Tuesday, 10 AM - 6 PM

    Jon Dana graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2018, where he majored in psychology and minored in business administration. After graduation, he went into finance for a few years, working with customers on their 401 (k) investments and pensions. Dana left in 2021 to pursue other aspirations, before earning his master’s degree from the University of Western States in applied sport performance psychology. Dana hopes to work with athletes to develop skills that will help with mental performance within sports and beyond their athletic careers. Outside of work and school, Dana works on a pick-your-own fruit farm in Farmington, New Hampshire.  He enjoys golfing, hiking, and recreational ski racing.

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