Tag: Student research
Congratulations, Graduates!
It was so great to get together and celebrate another successful year of research and training! Though we will miss the students who are graduating and leaving our lab, we know they will go on to accomplish great things! Go Green!
Kailie Kipfmiller’s Presentation at ABAi
Below, you can find a copy of Kailie’s presentation on visual analysis.
Another MA Thesis Defended!
On April 8, 2019 Alexa Foote defended her thesis that evaluated preference displacement in children with autism. We are so proud of Alexa for all of her hard work. Congratulations, and best of luck with your future endeavors!
Thesis Defended!
Congratulations to Darla Kril for the successful defense of her thesis! Darla evaluated the effects of a decision-making algorithm on accuracy of visual analysis of front-employees. We are all so proud of Darla for all of her hard work!
Practicum Project Defended!
Congratulations to Emma Sipila, 2nd year doctoral student, for her successful practicum defense! Emma conducted a study where she evaluated the fidelity of implementation of a manualized play curriculum. We are all so proud of Emma and look forward to the amazing work she will accomplish next!
Pictures from BAAM Conference

We had a wonderful time at the Behavior Analysis Association of Michigan Conference. Congratulations to all of the student presenters on a job well done!
Presentations from “Recent Research on Activity Schedules with Children with Autism” at BAAM
Presentations from “Demonstrations of Effective Staff Training to Implement Applied Behavior Analytic Techniques” Symposium at BAAM
Upcoming BAAM Symposia
We will be presenting at the upcomming Behavior Analysis Association of Michigan Conference this Thursday and Friday. Check out the information below for more details about specific times and locations. Symposium: Demonstrations of Effective Staff Training to Implement Applied Behavior Analytic Techniques.Day/Time/Location: Thursday, 10:30 a.m. – 11:20 a.m., Auditorium – Training Job Coaches in Systematic…