Showing posts with label Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies. Show all posts

Friday, May 14, 2010

FYI: Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies Spring newsletter online; CCBS seeking feedback on beta-version of its new website

The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies has announced that the Spring 2010 issue of the Center's newsletter, The Current Repertoire, is available online.

About The Current Repertoire,
"The Current Repertoire is the newsletter of the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies. Published three times a year, The Current Repertoire features news about the Center, the science [of behavior analysis] and its members."

Current Issue - Spring 2010, Volume 26, Issue 2
In this issue:
  • From the Executive Director
  • President of Italian Republic gives AARBA support medal
  • 15th Annual Behavioral Safety NOW Conference, October 12-14
  • Dr. Roger McIntire, CCBS trustee & behavioral expert in parenting
  • A Unified Principle ~ John Donahoe, Ph.D., CCBS advisor
  • Welcome Steve Fortado, new business manager
  • Introducing CCBS intern Jason Rubino
  • News about Mary Burch & Thomas Zane
  • CCBS Annual Meeting of the Trustees, November 12-14, Buckhead, Atlanta
  • CCBS ABA Conference in Los Angeles a success!
  • CCBS Happenings at ABAI 36th Annual Convention & Behavioral Events Calendar
Of additional note in the issue is, "A new beginning for behavior.org", which unveils the future updated version of the site.

The blurb states,
"Our new website is almost ready for release! We welcome you to take a look behind the scenes of our beta site and give us your feedback. Email Phil Chase [the CCBS Executive Director] at pnchase@gmail.com with your thoughts."
Nice work Cambridge Center!

Past post:
Thursday, January 28, 2010
FYI: Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies Winter 2010 newsletter online

© 2010 Regina G. Claypool-Frey
Disclaimer: This blog publishes news and announcements only as a service to interested persons, the posts are the responsibility of the individual author, and unless otherwise noted do not constitute nor claim to represent the official position of ABA International, its officers or associated entities. This blog makes no representation as to the accuracy of the report and readers are strongly encouraged to consult and reference the primary sources noted.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

FYI: Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies Winter 2010 newsletter online

The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies has announced that the Winter 2010 issue of the Center's newsletter, The Current Repertoire, is available online.

About The Current Repertoire,
"The Current Repertoire is the newsletter of the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies. Published three times a year, The Current Repertoire features news about the Center, the science [of behavior analysis] and its members."

Current Issue - Winter 2010, Volume 26, Issue 1
In this issue:
  • From the Executive Director
  • Morningside Academy's Award-Winning Program Celebrates 30 Years
  • An Introduction to CCBS Director, Charles D. Hamad, Ph.D.
  • The Teaching Machine™: Vicci Tucci’s Latest Launch
  • Behavior & Philosophy, Jay Moore, Editor
  • 2009 Annual Meeting of the Trustees: Election Results
  • ABA Conference Coming to LA - CCBS & The Chicago School, LA
  • CCBS Happenings at ABAI Convention
  • Financial Contributors FY2009 - A list of our supporters

© 2010 Regina G. Claypool-Frey
Disclaimer: This blog publishes news and announcements only as a service to interested persons, the posts are the responsibility of the individual author, and unless otherwise noted do not constitute nor claim to represent the official position of ABA International, its officers or associated entities. This blog makes no representation as to the accuracy of the report and readers are strongly encouraged to consult and reference the primary sources noted.


 
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