Troy University Applied Behavior Analysis

The MS in ABA program is hosting a virtual graduate fair through the American Psychological Association. The event will be hosted by Career Eco on November 2nd, and I’ve set the room to be open from 2-3:15 pm. I’ll present information about the MS in ABA, and then allow some time at the end to address questions.

I’ll also be giving out coupon codes for application fee waivers for Troy’s application and PSYCAS application during the event.

APA Psychology graduate fair Event direct link: Meeting is on November 2nd 2-3:15 pm CST: https://www.careereco.com/OrganizationRegistration/ModalProfile?organizationRegistrationId=d7320f96-c65f-4b09-8758-b0700169ea5f

The application cycle for the MS in ABA is open for the 2024-2025 academic year, and the deadline to apply is January 15th, 2024. All students accepted into the program will enroll in the fall semester of 2024.

Applying to the MS In ABA is a two-step process:
• The first step is to apply through the American Psychological Association’s Centralized Application Service (PSYCAS).
• CLICK HERE https://psycas.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/ #/login to create a PSYCAS account and start your application.
• The second step is to apply through enroll.troy.edu. Additional instructions for each of these steps can be found at the PSYCAS link.


As a reminder, the MS in ABA is a full-time, in-person program on Troy University’s Montgomery campus. In addition to lectures and seminars, students complete a minimum of 1,500 Concentrated Supervised Fieldwork hours in which faculty and community Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) regularly supervise their research and clinical technique through one-on-one and small-group supervision. We offer a select number of applicants fellowships that pay for tuition, fees, and course materials (e.g., textbooks). This is in addition to payment (e.g., $12-$15 per hour) provided by fieldwork sites during the program.

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Rachael Davis, a second-year student in the Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis program, won Troy University’s 2023 Best Graduate Research Scholar Award! Rachael was recognized for her thesis, “Interteaching in Online Classes: A Comparison Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Discussion Styles” (advisor: Catherine Gayman). Congratulations to Rachael and Dr. Gayman!

Rachael (left) is pictured here accepting the award from Mary Anne Templeton (Graduate School Dean) at Honors Convocation on 4/17/2023.

We will be collecting donations to help those affected by the devastating tornadoes that tore through Selma yesterday. Donations may be dropped off at our front desk.

Extended Hours on Tuesday & Wednesday- 8am - 8pm @ Center for Student Success Troy Montgomery

Join us for our first virtual event of 2023!!!

Congratulations to Jenny Underwood, teaching in our ABA minor, for winning the 2022 TROY Montgomery Campus Adjunct Faculty Award!

Call for Proposals - APA Convention 2023 The American Psychological Association is accepting proposals for our annual convention. APA's call for proposals is open for sessions, continuing education workshops, posters, symposia, and more.

Very Important Information!!

Simplified Behavioral Health, LLC is expanding and seeking talented and compassionate individuals to join our team. We are currently serving clients in the Birmingham area in both our Chelsea, AL and Trussville, AL locations. We are eager to build our team both with individuals seeking more experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis, and with those who are just getting started.

For individuals seeking a clinical practicum experience, we offer a variety of opportunities for professional development and training with a focus on ABA therapy. Specifically, individuals seeking BCBA supervision can access training and supervision in alignment with the BACB fieldwork requirements.

Join our team.

SBH is always looking for qualified and compassionate individuals to help further our goal of providing care for the special needs community. Please fill out this form and we will respond with application information and next steps.

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Kimberley Curry (2nd yr MS in ABA student) presenting "Using Paired-Stimulus Preference Assessment to Identify Tasks that Cue Disruptive Behavior" at Troy University's Psychology Conference! Great job, Kim!