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Continuing Education


Continuing Education Courses (CE's) are designed to provide instruction in a variety of areas of behavior analysis. CE's typically involve a video or podcast, some text to augment the presentation, a study guide, and interactive quizzes so you can determine whether you have mastered the material.

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The Current Repertoire, (27), (3), Fall (2011)

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Featured News


Costain Ltd. Receives Behavioral Safety Accreditation

The Commission on Behavioral Accreditation has announced the Accreditation of Costain Ltd. headquartered in Berkshire, UK. Accreditation of a behavioral safety program signifies that the program, the results of the program and a written description of both the program and results have been examined in detail, and they meet the Principles of Behavior Based Safety Standards of the Commission. Application and Site Visit Report recently posted.

New Continuing Education Courses

New Continuing Education Courses. BCBA's and BCABA's, check out nine new courses available for Continuing Education. To begin our series on behavior analysts who are having a profound impact on our field, we now offer eight new biographies created by CCBS Trustee Karen Wagner.  Learn about the careers of Patrick Friman, Mark Sundberg, Karen Pryor, Ray Miltenberger, John Lutzger, Raymond Romanczyk, Robert Horner, and E. Scott Geller.  See the new/old vintage footage of Todd Risley, Mont Wolf, Don Baer and R. Vance Hall discussing the development of single-subject research designs for applied behavior analysis.

Faculty use these video biographies to make our referenced colleagues come alive for your students.

OBM Network Awards

Dwight Harshbarger will be awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award and Judy Agnew will be awarded the Outstanding Contributions Award for 2011 from the OBM Network at ABAI next May.  Congratulations!

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