NEWS
Stephanie proposes her dissertation!
Stephanie successfully proposed her dissertation on December 15, 2020. Stephanie’s dissertation will examine impacts of treatment-integrity failures on commonly used, reinforcement-based interventions (differential reinforcement of alternative behavior and noncontingent reinforcement).
Catherine proposes her dissertation!
Catherine successfully proposed her dissertation, which will examine the role of nonexamples in how learners acquire new concepts.
ABAI Webinar on Applied Animal Behavior
You can find the slides on the ABAI Webinar on Applied Animal Behavior with Claire and Erica Feurerbacher from Virginia Tech at this link.
New publication: Effects of integrity failures on timeout
Congratulations to Apral, who just published her dissertation in Behavior Modification!
New publication: Reporting of demographic variables in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Congratulations to Stephanie, whose first publication appeared in JABA this week!
Natalie defends her dissertation!
Yet another St. Peter Lab COVID-19 success. Natalie had the extra hurdle of defending during a major wind storm that knocked out Claire’s power. Nothing can stop this wonder woman though! Congratulations to Dr. Shuler!
Stephanie defends her Master's thesis!
Pandemics can’t stop Stephanie! She successfully defended her Master’s thesis today, social-distancing style!
Graduate school admissions
Congratulations to Maggie Ruckle and Sydney Hull, lab undergraduates, who will be starting graduate programs in Behavior Analysis in the fall semester! Maggie will be attending UMBC to work with John Borrero, and Sydney will be attending WMU to work with Sacha Pence.
Sarah proposes her Master's thesis
Congratulations to Sarah Bradtke, who successfully proposed her Master’s thesis. Sarah’s project wlll be an experimental evaluation of impacts of treatment integrity errors on response-cost token systems in a classroom context.
Catherine's thesis is published!
Congratulations to Catherine Williams on the publication of her thesis in the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior!
