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Alabama ABA

Affiliated in 1992

Contact Info

Jennifer Gillis, Ph.D., BCBA
Auburn, AL
Phone: (334) 844-6477
Alabama ABA Web site
Chapter News (August 2008)

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Mission Statement

The Alabama Association for Behavior Analysis (ALABA) serves as a scientific and professional reference group that embraces the principles and practices of behavior analysis. Our goal is to promote research that will advance the understanding of behavior and to identify and promote the use of effective and humane behavioral procedures that meet the educational and habilitative needs of individuals. In addition, ALABA strives to serve as a resource for political, legislative, and policy-making bodies in Alabama in ways that support the scientific and professional interests of behavior analysis.

Description of Membership

ALABA’s membership consists of behavior analysts, psychologists, social workers, teachers, primary care staff, and students from all over the state.

Annual or Recurring Events

ALABA holds an annual conference to help disseminate current research being conducted in Alabama and throughout the country, as well as address relevant issues related to the state of Alabama and its behavior analytic services. This year's conference will take place on October 21-23, 2008 in Auburn, AL, at the Marriott at Grand National.

Newsletters/Publications

ALABA Digest

Specifically of Interest to Behavior Analysts

ALABA is the only ABA InternationalTM chapter in the state and serves as an organization to help local behavior analysts disseminate their research and stay updated on local and national events in the behavior analytic community and provide members with a forum to communicate with other individuals who share similar interests.

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