Applied Behavior Analysis Program News Today

Over the past several months, four of the first graduates of Mount St. Mary’s graduate-level applied behavior analysis (ABA) program took and passed their Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) exams. Lynn Schumacher, Julie Crochet, Anna Svetlikova and Katelyn Hoffman have passed the exam, after completing their MSABA courses and 2,000 hours of supervised field work. Board certification enables these students to begin effecting change as official behavior analysts.

Western Illinois University School of Engineering, in collaboration with Director Kit Evans-Ford, researched, designed and helped produce a chewelry line, Autistic & Loved, LLC.

University of Kentucky College of Education has received $1,250,000 in funding from the U.S. Department of Education to provide tuition support to students pursuing interdisciplinary training in the applied behavior analysis and interdisciplinary early childhood education master’s degree programs.