Скачать или смотреть Episode 237: An HBCU First: Training The Next Generation of Black Behavior Analysts at FAMU

This conversation explores the development of the first graduate-level Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) program at a Historically Black College and University (HBCU), Florida A&M University. The discussion highlights the importance of HBCUs in addressing the educational needs of African-American students, the collaborative efforts of faculty and community members, and the program's commitment to inclusivity and cultural perspectives in behaviour analysis. The team emphasizes the significance of practicum partnerships, research opportunities, and support for international students, aiming to create a diverse and accessible ABA program that meets the needs of underrepresented communities.
This project would not be possible without the support of so many, including:
Dr. Jermaine Robertson, FAMU Psychology

Dr. Valencia E. Matthews, FAMU, CSSAH

Dr. Allyson Watson, FAMU Provost

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BACB: 1.0 Learning
IBAO: 1.0 Cultural
QABA: 1.0 General
CBA: 1.0 Cultural Diversity

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgments
02:48 Introducing the Guests
04:18 Understanding HBCUs and Their Importance
06:32 The History of Florida A&M University
08:39 The Vision Behind the ABA Program
11:13 Collaboration and Team Dynamics
13:45 The Development of the ABA Program
18:05 The Role of Accreditation and Standards
22:38 Unique Aspects of the ABA Program at FAMU
27:40 Building Meaningful Partnerships in Education
28:30 Making Learning Real for Students
31:46 Addressing International Student Needs
37:24 Culturally Responsive Research in Behavior Analysis
45:37 Overcoming Hurdles in Program Development