HABA Quarterly Meeting

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Mahalo to Tom Caffrey and all the HABA members who came out to our quarterly meeting last Thursday!  It was a great turn out, and the discussion was inspiring.

We presented our first annual Advocacy Award to Janet Edghill for promoting behavior analysis by affecting policy, regulation, and/or legislation. Janet, thanks again for all your hard work and dedication.

We also recognized the winner of our first annual Student Scholarship, Kelly Deacon.
Kelly will be attending the ABAI annual convention this year.

We are looking forward to our next quarterly meeting and will see you all there!.

Aloha and welcome!

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The Hawaii Association for Behavior Analysis (HABA) is excited for our upcoming year!

Our next quarterly meeting will be held on Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 6:30 PM in the Manoa Innovation Center- 2800 Woodlawn Dr., Honolulu, HI 96822

Internationally recognized speaker Thomas M. Caffrey, M.Ed., BCBA will be presenting on a specialized topic at our next meeting.

Thomas M. Caffrey is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who specializes in developing ABA programs in public schools. Currently, he provides training and hands-on support to schools that serve children with autism throughout the U.S. and abroad.
He specializes in developing and maintaining ABA programs for children with autism in public schools. For the past 11 years, he and his colleagues at VBN Training  have been conducting workshops and providing in-class support to schools and agencies that serve children with autism throughout the United States, Ireland, Italy, Dubai, Egypt, and China.
He is an internationally recognized speaker that has given over 250 national and international conference presentations and workshops. As a parent of a child with autism (Alicia, 17), he has a strong passion for sharing the benefits of the science with others.

We will also be presenting our Advocate Award and Student Scholarship at this meeting.

If you are a current HABA member or student member, this meeting is free to attend.
If you have registered as a member but need to pay your dues, you may do so at the meeting.
If you would like to become a HABA member, you will be able to register and pay your dues at the meeting.  See the Membership page for details.

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