2019 BAAMS Conference

The 3rd Annual Conference will be held at Table 100, Flowood MS on Wednesday, March 20 and Thursday, March 21. 

Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Keynote Address:

Sarah Trautman-Eslinger, BCBA (President of CalABA, Onwer of STE Consultants). 

Invited Presentations:

Gina Green, Ph.D., BCBA-D (ABPA) and Melissa Nosik, Ph.D., BCBA-D (BACB)

Thursday, March 21, 2019 - Workshops

#1 8:30am - 11:30am 

ABA Business Workshop

Presented by Sarah Trautman-Eslinger, BCBA

Owner and Founder, STE Consultants, President Cal-ABA

BCBA CEUs: 3

#2 1:00pm- 4:00pm 

Pediatric Feeding Disorders

Presented by: Valerie Volkert, Ph.D., BCBA-D, Marcus Institute

BCBA CEUs: 3

Candlewood Suites, Flowood, MS

https://www.ihg.com/candlewood/hotels/us/en/flowood/jancw/hoteldetail/hotel-room-rates 

Please call the hotel directly at 601-326-3600 and use the code BAAMS to book rooms in the group block. The hotel is working  on the online registration portal, but it is not operational at this time. 

Room Rates are $93 per night plus tax. A limited number of rooms has been reserved at this rate for March 19th and March 20th. 

A limited number of rooms is available at this rate, so please book early! The deadline for securing these rates is February 26, 2019!

There are also rooms available at the Holiday Inn Express and Suites but does not include a conference discount. 

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Call for Proposals - NOW OPEN!!!!

Priority Submission Due Date: November 30, 2018

Symposium

Symposia are a series of three 20–minute presentations, organized by a chairperson who moderates the 80-minute session, focused on either empirical research or conceptual, philosophical, historical, or methodological issues. A discussant highlights and integrates the contributions of various speakers in the symposium and moderates questions from the audience. Chairpersons are encouraged to use symposia as an opportunity to integrate related work by: 1) bringing speakers of different affiliations together rather than showcasing the work of a single group and 2) incorporating different kinds of talks (e.g., historical, conceptual and research-based) on the same topic into one symposium. Papers from submissions that are not accepted may be considered for a poster session.

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Panels

Panel discussions consist of 3 to 5 speakers selected for some shared 
interest or expertise in an area. Panelists respond to one or more 
questions or issues, with time allotted for interaction among the 
speakers and with the audience. A panel discussion is organized by a 
chairperson who serves as the session’s moderator.

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Paper/Posters

Single paper submissions are also encouraged. The 20-minute 
presentations may be focused on either empirical research or conceptual, 
philosophical, historical, or methodological issues. Accepted papers 
will be organized into symposia by the conference committee.

Posters usually report empirical research and will be organized into one 
session, during which attendees will be invited to review the research 
presented and discuss findings with poster presenters. Presenters must 
be at their poster during their assigned time of the poster session and 
may choose to provide handouts.

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