The 30th Annual Meeting of The
Florida Association for Behavior Analysis
The Southeast's Premier Behavior Analysis Conference for 30 Years
- New Improved, Userfriendly Submission Process, Simplified Method
- Volunteer For FABA and Earn FABA $$$
- Advertise Your Products and Services
- Job Placement Application
Oct. 6-9, 2010
Hilton in the
Walt Disney Resort
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Featuring Invited Presentations by
Keith Allen - Childhood Headaches are a Pain: Behavioral contributions to a solution
Greg Madden - Discounting and Addictions
Tristram Smith - Large-scale Evaluation of ABA Programs in Autism
Clive Wynne - A Behavior Analyst Goes to the Dogs

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
| Wednesday, October 6 | |
| 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Workshops |
| 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM | FABA Executive Board Meeting |
| 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM | Workshops |
| 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Conversation Hour |
| 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM | Hospitality Suite |
| Thursday, October 7 | |
| 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM | Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Sessions |
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | General Session/Keynote Address |
| 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM | Sessions |
| 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM | PM Poster Session, Auction, Ice Cream Social & Refreshments (Cash Bar) |
| Friday, October 8 | |
| 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Sessions |
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | PM General Session / Presidential Address / Awards |
| 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM | Sessions |
| Thursday, October 9 | |
| 9:00 PM – 12:00 PM | Selected Workshops |
ORGANIZATION INFORMATION
The Florida Association for Behavior Analysis,
formed in 1980, is recognized as the premier
statewide organization for the promotion and
support of effective and ethical applications of
behavioral principles. Our 900 members receive a newsletter, the Observer published three times per year and are invited to become members of one of the Local Chapters located around the state. FABA also publishes a Membership Directory and the Proceedings for each year's conference.
CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Once again, we will offer three full days-PLUS (see
Tentative Schedule) of state-of-the-art presentations by
experts in the field from Florida and across the nation.
As a special bonus, selected workshops and other
presentations will be scheduled for Saturday morning
for those unable to attend on Wednesday.
Specialized Tracks in autism, education, mental health, developmental disabilities, parenting, performance management and other areas will be incorporated into the Program to assist you in selecting the best presentations for your needs and interests. Continuing Education (CEUs) will be available for Board and Florida Certified and Associate Behavior Analysts as well as Florida Licensed Psychologists, Speech/Language Professionals, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Licensed Mental Health Professionals. BCBAs and BCaBAs can save money by paying for their CEUs at the Conference. Note: Separate fees are charged for multiple CEs as these are approved by different agencies.
All this plus the expanded FABA Store, Wednesday Hospitality Suite, Keynote and Presidential Addresses.
Specialized Tracks in autism, education, mental health, developmental disabilities, parenting, performance management and other areas will be incorporated into the Program to assist you in selecting the best presentations for your needs and interests. Continuing Education (CEUs) will be available for Board and Florida Certified and Associate Behavior Analysts as well as Florida Licensed Psychologists, Speech/Language Professionals, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Licensed Mental Health Professionals. BCBAs and BCaBAs can save money by paying for their CEUs at the Conference. Note: Separate fees are charged for multiple CEs as these are approved by different agencies.
All this plus the expanded FABA Store, Wednesday Hospitality Suite, Keynote and Presidential Addresses.
HOTEL INFORMATION
By popular demand, we are returning to Central
Florida for the first time since 2005. The Hilton in the
Walton Disney World Resort offers spacious
accommodations and relaxed comfort in newly
renovated guest rooms. All feature soft colors and
convenient amenities that make it the ultimate retreat whether traveling for business or pleasure. The Hilton
in the Walt Disney World Resort offers Disney's Extra
Magic Hours and is located directly across from
Downtown Disney in Lake Buena Vista. Hotel guests
will enjoy exceptional facilities at AAA's longestrunning
three Diamond Resort in Central Florida.
The Job Placement Service at FABA provides a central
information bank for matching employers with
qualified applicants in behavior analysis. JPS includes
the following services:

Dawn Bailey, Ph.D., BCBA
1741 Kay Ave • Tallahassee, Fl 32301
dbailey@bmcsoutheast.com • 850-933-4742
- Posts job positions at the FABA Conference
- Posts vitae/resumes at the FABA Conference
- Schedules interviews at the Conference
- Posts job positions on the FABA website
- Posts vitae/resumes on the FABA website
Applicants
Individuals searching for a position in behavior analysis may register for the Job Placement Service for $10. Please send 25 copies of your vita or resume with payment prior to 9/1/10. You may also send a 5 x 7 card with the following information for posting on the JPS board at the FABA Conference: highest degree earned & conferring institution; geographic restrictions/preferences; date available for employment; type of position sought; and, experience. To have your vita/resume posted on the FABA website for 4 months, include an additional $10.Employers
Employers seeking skilled behavior analysts may register for the Job Placement Service for $35. Please send 25 copies of a complete job description with payment prior to 9/1/10. You may also send a 5 x 7 card with the following information for posting on the JPS board at the FABA Conference: degree/certification required; geographic location; start date; position title; experience required; position information. To have your job description posted on the FABA website for 4 months, complete an advertiser agreement and send with $60 payment to the address below. Send materials to: FABA Job Services, 1580 N Monroe St, C-16, Tallahassee, FL 32303. You may email questions to Leigh Stehlik at leighstehlik@yahoo.com.Earn FABA $$$ By Volunteering
Support FABA while earning credits toward CABA/CBA CEU fees and Behavior Counts items from the FABA Store. Volunteers may serve in such capacities as Session Hosts, providing transportation to Invited Speakers, or assisting to set up and break down the Store. We also seek hosts for the Wednesday and Saturday workshops; the workshop and CEUs are free. However, workshop hosts must also volunteer for at least one other full day (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and/or Friday) to be eligible, preference will be given to those that volunteer more than one day. Anyone who is interested should contact Dawn Bailey before September 1, 2010.
Volunteer Opportunities
Dawn Bailey, Ph.D., BCBA
1741 Kay Ave • Tallahassee, Fl 32301
dbailey@bmcsoutheast.com • 850-933-4742
IGNITE is a fast-paced, fun, thought-provoking, session
where presenters share their professional passions about
some aspect of behavior analysis in 5-minuntes, using 20
slides that auto-advance every 15 seconds. The Ignite
motto is: "Enlighten us, but make it quick." IGNITE
presentations will be grouped into 50-min sessions based
on similar themes. To learn more about this exciting new
method of sharing your passion and to see some great
examples of 5-minute presentations go to: igniteshow.com/
POSTERS are visual presentations of primarily databased information in an attractive, easily understood format that will be viewed by a large number of people. The advantage of a poster is that it provides face-to-face interaction with the author(s). Posters should be constructed so that they are freestanding on a tabletop. POSTERS are combined thematically into POSTER SESSIONS which remain in place for at least 3 hours. The presenters are asked to be present for at least the first hour to answer any questions or more fully describe their work.
PAPERS are oral presentations which may be grouped by subject matter into PAPER SESSIONS. A Chairperson, often one of the presenters, is assigned to introduce speakers and maintain the allotted time of presentations. There is no Discussant.
PANEL DISCUSSIONS bring together several individuals with similar expertise in a subject matter to discuss topics of concern or interest among themselves and with audience members. The organizer of a PANEL selects a Chairperson responsible for introducing topics and speakers. The PANEL would be an appropriate submission for meetings of affiliated chapters or special interest groups.
SYMPOSIA consist of several speakers addressing a very similar topic. A SYMPOSIUM is organized by someone who agrees to Chair the session and designate a Discussant who is prominent in the field. Questions from the audience are addressed at the end of the SYMPOSIUM.
PRECONFERENCE/POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Workshops should be designed to teach new skills that may be used by the participants. The format of the workshop MUST involve extensive audience participation, use of handouts, opportunities for participants to practice the skills, and/or the use of guided notes.
WORKSHOPS may be for a half-day (3 hours) or fullday (6 hours). Full-day workshops will be scheduled for Wednesday, October 6, 2010. Half-day workshops will be scheduled either Wednesday, October 6, or Saturday October 9, 2010. The workshop must be eligible for approval as a BCBA/BCaBA continuing education event, i.e., the primary presenter must be a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and the content must be Behavior Analytic (cf., Baer, Wolf & Risley, 1968). Workshop presenters will be reimbursed for 40% of workshop registration fees to a maximum of $750 for a half-day event or $1500 for a full-day session.
POSTERS are visual presentations of primarily databased information in an attractive, easily understood format that will be viewed by a large number of people. The advantage of a poster is that it provides face-to-face interaction with the author(s). Posters should be constructed so that they are freestanding on a tabletop. POSTERS are combined thematically into POSTER SESSIONS which remain in place for at least 3 hours. The presenters are asked to be present for at least the first hour to answer any questions or more fully describe their work.
PAPERS are oral presentations which may be grouped by subject matter into PAPER SESSIONS. A Chairperson, often one of the presenters, is assigned to introduce speakers and maintain the allotted time of presentations. There is no Discussant.
PANEL DISCUSSIONS bring together several individuals with similar expertise in a subject matter to discuss topics of concern or interest among themselves and with audience members. The organizer of a PANEL selects a Chairperson responsible for introducing topics and speakers. The PANEL would be an appropriate submission for meetings of affiliated chapters or special interest groups.
SYMPOSIA consist of several speakers addressing a very similar topic. A SYMPOSIUM is organized by someone who agrees to Chair the session and designate a Discussant who is prominent in the field. Questions from the audience are addressed at the end of the SYMPOSIUM.
PRECONFERENCE/POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Workshops should be designed to teach new skills that may be used by the participants. The format of the workshop MUST involve extensive audience participation, use of handouts, opportunities for participants to practice the skills, and/or the use of guided notes.
WORKSHOPS may be for a half-day (3 hours) or fullday (6 hours). Full-day workshops will be scheduled for Wednesday, October 6, 2010. Half-day workshops will be scheduled either Wednesday, October 6, or Saturday October 9, 2010. The workshop must be eligible for approval as a BCBA/BCaBA continuing education event, i.e., the primary presenter must be a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and the content must be Behavior Analytic (cf., Baer, Wolf & Risley, 1968). Workshop presenters will be reimbursed for 40% of workshop registration fees to a maximum of $750 for a half-day event or $1500 for a full-day session.
