The Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) will celebrate its 50th Anniversary Convention this year. Bancroft is among the esteemed participants in this renowned conference.
The convention, taking place May 25-27 in Philadelphia, promises to be a cornerstone event, bringing together professionals, researchers, and students from around the world. The lineup of speakers is a testament to the depth and breadth of expertise present in the field today.
Bancroft Symposium Presenters and Topics:
1. Kellie Goldberg with Coauthors Amanda Schechtman and Dr. Tracy Kettering
Topic: Positive Behavioral Outcomes Following Medication Reductions
2. Kim Ford with coauthors Dawn M. Smith, Kellie P. Goldberg, Jeff Schram, Christopher J. Perrin , Tracy L. Kettering
Topic: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Accuracy in Functional Analysis (FA) Interpretation: Application of Ongoing Visual Inspection (OVI) to Previous Completed FAs
3. Karisha Bristow with coauthors Ashley Marie Fuhrman (Trumpet Behavioral Health), Tracy L. Kettering , Johanna F. Lantz (The Center for Discovery)
Topic: Medical Considerations and Challenging Behavior: A Call to Action
4. Annetta Lynch with coauthors Kellie P. Goldberg, Jonathon C. Metz, Christopher J. Perrin, Tracy L. Kettering
Topic: Evaluating the Stability of the Function of Challenging Behavior Over Time
5. Chris Perrin with coauthors Tracy L. Kettering, Patrick Romani (University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus), Elizabeth Freiburger (University of Iowa ), Alexander Pauls (The University of Iowa), Matthew O’Brien (The University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital; The University of Iowa)
Topic: Psychotropic Medication Use for Challenging Behaviors in Individuals With Intellectual Disabilities: An Update
6. Jon Metz with coauthors Lauren Adkins, Christopher J. Perrin
Topic: Further Evaluation of Context on Preference for and Levels of Physical Activity
Additionally, Bancroft is part of other symposiums and poster submissions.
Bancroft’s inclusion in this prestigious event underscores its commitment to advancing the field of ABA. With a rich history of providing support and services to individuals with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, Bancroft continues to innovate and lead in applying ABA principles to improve lives.
At the convention, Bancroft representatives will present their latest research findings, contributing valuable insights to the broader discussion on the future of ABA. Their involvement highlights the organization’s dedication to evidence-based practices and continuous improvement in service delivery.
The ABAI 50th Anniversary Convention is more than a celebration; it is a platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and inspiration. Attendees can look forward to a dynamic program filled with thought-provoking presentations, interactive workshops, and opportunities to connect with leaders in the field.
As the ABA community gathers to honor its past and envision its future, Bancroft’s participation is a reminder of the vital role that organizations play in driving progress and fostering a brighter future for individuals with diverse needs.
