Reminder: RSVP by January 4 for the upcoming meeting in Klamath Falls on January 15, 2010.
Dr. Kessler teaches behavior modification courses at OIT where she has been a professor since January, 2003. She obtained a MS in Behavior Analysis and Therapy from Southern Illinois University and a PhD in Psychology from Florida State University where she studied under Dr. Jon S. Bailey. Dr. Kessler has worked with a variety of populations in many settings including: Developmental Disabilities, Child Abuse/Neglect, and Organizational Behavior Management.
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OUR MISSION:
Please see the notice below for details on the meeting
and this month's speaker.
and this month's speaker.
Next Meeting of the
WHEN: Friday, January 15, 2010; 9:00a-2:00p
WHERE: Oregon Institute of Technology [OIT]
3201 Campus Drive Klamath Falls, OR 97601
COLLEGE UNION-MT MAZAMA ROOM
*A group will be driving down to Klamath Falls on Thursday.
Please let Sarah Schaefer know if you are interested in carpooling and sharing a hotel room when you RSVP.
WHERE: Oregon Institute of Technology [OIT]
3201 Campus Drive Klamath Falls, OR 97601
COLLEGE UNION-MT MAZAMA ROOM
Lunch will be provided.
RSVP* by Monday, January 4, 2010 to Sarah Schaefer, LPC, BCBA,
RSVP* by Monday, January 4, 2010 to Sarah Schaefer, LPC, BCBA,
(971)344-9440 or sschaefer_AT_advbehavioralconcepts.com
*A group will be driving down to Klamath Falls on Thursday.
Please let Sarah Schaefer know if you are interested in carpooling and sharing a hotel room when you RSVP.
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Presenter
Maria Lynn Kessler, Ph.D.
Associate Professor at OIT, Program Director of the Applied Psychology Program
Associate Professor at OIT, Program Director of the Applied Psychology Program
Dr. Kessler teaches behavior modification courses at OIT where she has been a professor since January, 2003. She obtained a MS in Behavior Analysis and Therapy from Southern Illinois University and a PhD in Psychology from Florida State University where she studied under Dr. Jon S. Bailey. Dr. Kessler has worked with a variety of populations in many settings including: Developmental Disabilities, Child Abuse/Neglect, and Organizational Behavior Management.
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OUR MISSION:
- The Oregon Association for Behavior Analysis is an organization for professionals, parents, caregivers, educators, researchers and others who are interested in promoting the field of behavior analysis within the community. The association plans on fulfilling this purpose by the following:
- Encourage the understanding of all aspects of behavior analysis (e.g., the experimental analysis of behavior, applied behavior analysis, and radical behaviorism) in universities, schools, and community settings by encouraging competent practice, providing a forum for behavior analysts to gather and share information, and disseminating information on behavior analysis to the community.
- Supporting the design and application of evidence based practices to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Oregon.
- Serving as a professional reference group for those who identify themselves as scientists or practitioners in disciplines that embrace the principles and practices of behavior analysis.
- Advising political, legislative, and policy-making bodies with respect to all matters pertaining to behavior analysis.
- Promote the Behavior Analyst Certification Board as the appropriate body for credentialing practitioners of Applied Behavior Analysis in the state of Oregon.
- Maintaining a website containing information about the organization as well as resources pertaining to behavior analysis.
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The Oregon Association for Behavior Analysis (OR-ABA) posts items only as a service to OR-ABA members and other interested persons. OR-ABA reserves the right to edit items submittedfor content, length, and style. OR-ABA will post only those event announcements that appear to be consistent with OR-ABA's statement of purpose, relevant laws, regulations, and ethical principles. OR-ABA's decision in this regard is final. These announcements should not construed as advertisements or endorsements of the products, services, or events described. OR-ABA cannot accept paid advertising on these pages. Announcements of commerical events or events with strong commercial tie-ins will be carefully evaluated for suitability. OR-ABA makes no representation of the accuracy of the events announcements, the quality of the events described, or suitability of any event or its intended use.
Please visit our website to find out more about OR-ABA, our activities, monthly meetings and speakers.
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