MOABA is an organization founded to support and promote scientific research on basic principles of behavior and the effective and ethical application of those principles.
Save the Date: Our next Annual Conference
will be on November 17-18, 2017 in St. Louis
Location
Sheraton Westport Chalet Hotel St. Louis
191 Westport Plaza Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146
Registration
Registration ends Tuesday, November 14th
Onsite registration is subject to limited availability and additional fees
Beginning 11/17/17, there will be a $25.00 additional fee added to registration
All sales are final
Student Poster Submissions
Deadline for Submissions: October 31, 2017
Send the following information to our student representative at MOABAStudentRep@gmail.com.
- Name(s) of Authors in order listed on the poster
- Name, email address, and phone number of the corresponding author
- Title of poster
- Poster Abstract (limit to 200 words)
Must be current student members of MOABA to be considered. You will receive an email regarding your submission within 2 weeks of the date submitted.
News
If you are interested in being an exhibitor at our conference, please contact SungWoo Kahng at KahngS@health.missouri.edu. We have nearly sold out our tables.
Nicholas Weatherly's Saturday afternoon workshop: "OBM Tips for New and Experienced Managers and Practitioners"
Florence DiGennaro Reed's Saturday morning workshop: "Using behavioral science to produce organizational change"
Poster Session
We will have a poster session and reception with a cash bar on Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. To submit a poster, please send the following to MOABAStudentRep@gmail.com by October 31:
1. Name(s) of Authors in order listed on the poster
2. Name, email address, and phone number of the corresponding author
3. Title of poster
4. Poster Abstract (limit to 200 words)
Must be current student members of MOABA to be considered. You will receive an email regarding your submission within 2 weeks of the date submitted.
Are you interested in being an exhibitor at this year's conference? We will have a very limited number of exhibitor's tables in the conference room at the hotel. If interested, please contact SungWoo Kahng at KahngS@health.missouri.edu.
Greg Hanley's Saturday morning workshop: "Practical functional assessment and skill-based treatment of severe problem behavior"
Anna Ingeborg Petursdottir Friday talk: "Using stimulus pairing procedures to increase vocalizations"
MOABA is an organization founded to support and promote scientific research on basic principles of behavior and the effective and ethical application of those principles.
Save the Date: Our next Annual Conference
will be on November 17-18, 2017 in St. Louis
Invited Speakers
Florence DiGennaro Reed, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Raymond Miltenberger, Ph.D., BCBA-D
News
If you are interested in being an exhibitor at our conference, please contact SungWoo Kahng at KahngS@health.missouri.edu. We have nearly sold out our tables.
Nicholas Weatherly's Saturday afternoon workshop: "OBM Tips for New and Experienced Managers and Practitioners"
Florence DiGennaro Reed's Saturday morning workshop: "Using behavioral science to produce organizational change"
Poster Session
We will have a poster session and reception with a cash bar on Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. To submit a poster, please send the following to MOABAStudentRep@gmail.com by October 31:
1. Name(s) of Authors in order listed on the poster
2. Name, email address, and phone number of the corresponding author
3. Title of poster
4. Poster Abstract (limit to 200 words)
Must be current student members of MOABA to be considered. You will receive an email regarding your submission within 2 weeks of the date submitted.
Are you interested in being an exhibitor at this year's conference? We will have a very limited number of exhibitor's tables in the conference room at the hotel. If interested, please contact SungWoo Kahng at KahngS@health.missouri.edu.
Greg Hanley's Saturday morning workshop: "Practical functional assessment and skill-based treatment of severe problem behavior"
Anna Ingeborg Petursdottir Friday talk: "Using stimulus pairing procedures to increase vocalizations"