Continuing Education

APBA is pleased to list upcoming events sponsored by members, Affiliate Associations, and Sponsor Organizations that include BACB Type 2 continuing education opportunities.


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Upcoming Events

Mar. 25-27, 2010 Pennsylvania Association for Behavior Analysis Annual Conference Website
Ongoing Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies

The Online Behavior Analysis Contiuing Education (OnBACE) program is the Cambridge Center''s program for delivering online video-based tutorials, which allow Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs and BCABAs) to earn continuing education units (CEUs). The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is approved by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board ® (BACB) as a Type 2 CE Provider, and as such we may provide tutorials and award CEUs to BCBAs and BCABAs. 

We offer online videos of experts in a wide range of behavioral sciences.  These videos are broken into smaller segments focused on a particular set of objectives, and a short quiz is presented between segments. Once you have paid for access to a module, you can return to it whenever you want to review it, and you can access any study guides or other materials associated with it. 

We are pleased to feature three courses: 

"Behavioral Treatment of Autistic Children": Ivar Lovaas (1988) In Historical Perspective, Anderson, Aller and Lovaas (1988), 3.5 CEUs,  $75.00 

Introduction to Behavioral Economics, Donald A. Hantula, Ph.D. (2007), 2 CEUs, $50.00 

The History of Behavioral Apparatus, Andy Lattal (2007), 1.5 CEUs 
April 17, 2010 Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies

Applied Behavior Analysis: Evidence-Based Solutions for Helping People

Presented by the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies and The Chicago School, Los Angeles, for this one-day conference features leading experts in the fields of Science, Education, Reading, and Autism Spectrum Disorders: Andy Bondy, Ph.D., William L. Heward, Ed.D., BCBA, Jane Howard, Ph.D., BCBA-D, Henry S. Pennypacker, Ph.D., and Janet Twyman, Ph.D., BCBA. Join us Saturday, April 17th at the Los Angeles Marriott Downtown. (MCEP/BCBA/SLP CEUs pending.)
2009-04-24 Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies

With Keynote Addresses by Marjorie H. Charlop, T.V. Joe Layng, Laura J. Hall, and Coleen Sparkman, the purpose of the conference is to learn more about:

1.The characteristic difficulties in communication and social functioning demonstrated by children and adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.

2. The research evidence about available communication and social skills interventions for children and adults with ASD.

3. Specific procedures developed by applied behavior analysts for improving communication and social functioning.

4.The type of research that needs to be conducted to help us more effectively address the social and communication deficits of children and adults with ASD.

We will also have a silent auction to benefit the Autism Society of America, Santa Barbara Chapter featuring the wines of Santa Barbara.