Utah Association for Behavior Analysis
Promoting Behavior Analysis in Utah
The Utah Association for Behavior Analysis is a non-profit organization that seeks to encourage scientific activity, professional development and intellectual activity related to behavior analysis.
About Us
The Utah Association for Behavior Analysis (UtABA) has been established to provide a forum for behavior analysts in the state of Utah. We help behavior analysts to stay up to date on issues as they apply to our field and advocate for behavior analysis practitioners and educators through out the state.
We encourage professional development by offering continuing education opportunities through our annual conference, quarterly webinars and information about local events that apply to behavior analysis.
UTABA COMMITTEES
Since Utah Association for Behavior Analysis began in 2000, we’ve provided our services to a variety of businesses. On every project we undertake, our most important objective is to relate with clients and understand their core necessities and goals. Below are some examples of the work we’ve done - take a look, and get in touch to learn more.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors manages UtABA's business affairs and oversees the Ad Hoc Committees and ensures that the UtABA mission is carried out. The Board is made up of member elected officials including a President, President-elect, Past-President, Secretary/Treasurer, two at-large Members and two non-voting student representatives.
Public Relations
Our Public Relations Committee is responsible for keeping our community and members informed of happenings, events and issues that relate to behavior analysis in Utah through our website, social media and email updates. Public Relations facilitates engagement from members, encourages member feedback, and recruitment of new members.
Professional Development
Our Professional Development Committee provides educational opportunities for behavior analysts. They are responsible for putting on the UtABA Annual Conference and quarterly webinars. They help to ensure that behavior analysts in Utah have opportunities to further their education and get continuing education credits.
Public Policy
The Public Policy Committee advocates for behavior analysis practitioners and educators in Utah through staying up to date on legislation and issues that affect behavior analysis.
School Collaboration
Building collaborative relationships between BCBA's and Utah schools by promoting the use of evidence-based and ethical behavioral analytic practices.
Student Committee
The student committee provides support to UtABA student members in promoting professional growth and dissemination of behavior analysis. student committee is composed of volunteers recruited each year by university faculty representatives. Members are enrolled in full time or part time behavior analytic program.
