About Us
The Center for Behavior Analysis applies the science of behavior across disciplines to improve lives through an understanding of behavior.
Mission
The mission of the UWF Center for Behavior Analysis is to prepare capable behavior analysts who can successfully apply their knowledge across diverse settings. Curriculum and experiences provide a comprehensive conceptual foundation in the science of behavior grounded in a solid understanding of social significance, ethical considerations, and respect.
Values
(1) Precise measurement, (2) Empirical reasoning, (3) Ethical professionalism, (4) Socially valued behavior change, and (5) International relevance.
Center for Behavior Analysis Staff
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Leasha M. Barry, PhD, BCBA-D, LBADirector
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Dayna L. Beddick, Ed.D, BCBAAssociate Director of Graduate Programs
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Michelle Lambert, M.A., BCBAAssociate Director of Undergraduate Programs
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Sarah Kent, M.A., BCBAAssistant Director of Student Success
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Shannon Biagi, M.S., BCBAAcademic Administrator
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Blythe Webster, MLISGraduate Advisor
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Jerry Charvat, B.F.A.Program Coordinator
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Hannah MarshallProgram Specialist
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Justin WashingtonOffice Specialist
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Jena YonkerProgram Assistant for Argos Autism
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Emmalynn WomackGraduate Assistant
