Association for Behavior Analysis International

Coordinators for BACB approved course sequences are invited to join us for an informal gathering. Come connect with BACB staff and other coordinators in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Students, faculty, alumni and friends of the Department of Continuing Education and the School of Behavior Analysis are invited to reunite with old friends and meet new ones at this annual reunion!

Students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the Department of Psychology at Western Michigan University are invited to attend this event to enjoy fellowship amongst friends and colleagues and to celebrate the department's long history of behavior analysis.

After a lengthy and distinguished career as a teacher, researcher, and scientist, Jay retired from the faculty of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in December of 2015. We wish to invite all friends and colleagues who have been influenced by Jay and his work to join in a celebration of his career and to help wish him health and happiness while he and his lovely wife Betty sit on a beach in the Caribbean laughing at the rest of us. Bon Voyage, Jay!

We'll have a gathering of standard celeration chart users and colleagues interested in learning more about our measurement technology and the growing SCS community. Now that the Standard Celeration Society is on a brand new footing, expanding and improving its organizational structure and processes to sustain growth and greater service to its constituents, we're excited about getting together to share what's happening with our fellow charters and behavior analysts. The reunion will feature lots of friendly communications, access to refreshments and to our colleagues in nearby reunion meetings. There will be standard celeration chart projects on easels in poster session format to prompt discussion, feedback, and new ideas. We'll be touting our new Behavioral Entrepreneurs special interest group, the expanded forums and resources on our new web site, and opportunities for getting involved in the revitalized Standard Celeration Society. The gathering will also reflect expansion of the SCS from a focus on educational applications to OBM, self-management, and other areas where precise measurement of performance and change over time provides added precision and power to behavioral methods and data-based decision making. Please join us to celebrate a new era in the Standard Celeration Society!

This event provides an opportunity for all ABAI convention attendees involved with or interested in the B. F. Skinner Foundation, the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, and the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Departments of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, DC and Online campuses) to get together, get updates on activities, and make plans for the future. Dr. Julie Vargas will be present on behalf of the BF Skinner Foundation; Dr. Hank Pennypacker will represent the Cambridge Center; and Drs. Ashley Whittington-Barnish, Leslie Morrison, Mary Caruso-Anderson and Robyn Catagnus are the Department Chairs of the ABA departments in Chicago, LA, DC, and Online respectively. This event is a great time to meet a diverse group of behavior analysts and friends of behavior analysis, from students to seasoned faculty, to well-known researchers in the field. All ABAI attendees are invited to network, discuss common interests, and have an all-around good time!

All Beacon ABA staff, MassABA members, and friends are invited to our annual ABAI reunion. The reunion includes a variety of appetizers, drinks, and the Beacon annual trivia battle.

This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Behavior Analysis Program at UNR. We look forward to celebrating our 25 years of accomplishments with our colleagues and students at ABAI 2016:We were awarded the Organizational Enduring Contribution to Behavior Analysis by the Society for Advancement of Behavior Analysis in May 2010.The Program has Conferred over 40 Ph.D. degrees.The On-Campus Masters program has conferred over 80 Masters degrees.The Satellite Masters program has conferred over 100 Off-campus Masters degrees in multiple national and in international locations.

Students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the Department of Behavior Analysis at the University of North Texas (UNT) are invited to reunite with old friends and meet new ones. This year we celebrate the long and fruitful career of Sigrid S. Glenn, the founder of the department of Behavior Analysis and Regents Professor of UNT emeritus. Join us as we celebrate Sigrid!

The Speech Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis (SPABA), Verbal Behavior, and Gerontology Special Interest Groups welcome its members, and any other ABAI attendees, for an occasion of informal social interaction and dialogue. This is an opportunity for speech-language pathologists, behavior analysts, and students in the fields of speech/language pathology and/or ABA to meet and talk about areas of common professional interests in clinical practice and research as well as to further inter-professional collaboration. This social reception will provide our members and other interested professionals with ample opportunity to connect and converse. All current, previous, and future SPABA, VB, and Gerontology members welcome. Bring your friends!

This event is a social gathering for current students and graduates of the programs in Teaching as Applied Behavior Analysis of Teachers College and Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, as well as CABAS professionals and friends from around the world.

Educators, behavior analysts, students and friends are invited to join us for an evening of networking, cultural exchange, and stories about colourful, ethnic and vibrant India. Behavior Momentum India invites you to 'Look East' at the expanding horizon of behavior analysis.

A gathering for graduates and those supporting the mission of Bay Path University in Longmeadow, Burlington, and Springfield Massachusetts.

Past, present, and future SkillCorps members are invited to share stories from the field, reminisce about past travels, and celebrate the future of the Global Autism Project SkillCorps program.

Students, alumni, and friends are invited to reconnect as Allegheny College celebrates 25 years of behavior analysis.

Alum and Friends - Join us for an interesting and fun time

Students, faculty, alumni and friends are invited to join us as we celebrate the continued achievements of the ABA programs at Fresno State. Enjoy refreshments and good conversation as we reunite with old friends and meet new ones who share our passion and commitment to behavior analysis.

This event is open to all Master,s and Ph.D. grads and friends of FSU in celebration of our #1 ranking in the country.

The year 2014 marked the 50th anniversary of the founding of the University of Kansas behavior analysis program. It began in 1964 as the Department of Human Development and Family Life (1964-2004) and evolved, 40 years later, into the Department of Applied Behavioral Science (2004-2014). the ABAI reunion offers anyone associated with the program a chance to meet again and to meet anew, including current and past faculty members, undergraduate and graduate students, alumni and friends of the departments, and their families. The next 50 years have begun.

Northeastern University is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the MABA Program. Since 1976, hundreds of students have graduated from one of Northeastern University's graduate programs in applied behavior analysis and have gone on to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts. Alumni, students, faculty, and friends are welcome to join in as we celebrate our 40-year history and share information about our current programs. Whether you graduated in 1979 or 2009, we invite you to join us!

Alumni, faculty, students and friends are invited to gather during this convention for an evening of social networking and conversation.

We will be hosting a reunion for University of Florida alumni, current students, current and past faculty and friends of the program.

All current students, faculty, alumni, staff and friends are invited to join us at this year's Simmons College reunion.

Vic Laties was appointed Executive Editor of JEAB in 1966, so this year marks the 50th anniversary of that event. Vic has held that post since that time, along with stints as JEAB Editor and SEAB Secretary-Treasurer, among many others. Please join us as we celebrate Vic's many contributions to behavior analysis.