Dear NJABA Members,
Spring is nearly here, which means NJABA’s 20th Anniversary Conference is just around the corner! Registration is now open, and we look forward to seeing you there.
This year’s hybrid conference offers you the flexibility to attend in person at The Palace in Somerset or virtually through BehaviorLive from the comfort of your home.
Registering is so easy—here’s how:
✅ Click here to purchase your ticket.
✅ Go to BehaviorLive and create an account—be sure to use the same email address that you use for your NJABA account.
✅ You’re all set!
✅ If joining virtually, simply log in to BehaviorLive on the day of the conference to attend.
Need to register a group? Click here: Group Registration.
We have an incredible lineup of speakers and content planned, so grab your spot now! If you decide not to register for the conference, don’t worry—you’ll still have the chance to purchase individual presentations a la carte through BehaviorLive after the event.
Final Call for Sponsors!
Our sponsor store is closing at the end of March, and there are still a few remaining opportunities to be part of this special event. If you’re interested in showcasing your organization at NJABA’s biggest event of the year, don’t miss your chance—secure your sponsorship before it’s too late!
We’re looking forward to another fantastic event, and we hope to see you there.
Warmly,
Jason C. Vladescu, Ph.D., BCBA-D
President, NJABA
President, NJABA
We await Governor Murphy’s signature on the criminal background check bill that will become part of the licensure application for behavior analysts.
We anticipate the Licensure application becoming available and published on the State Board of Applied Behavior Analyst Examiners’ website in the next few days.
Click here to read what you can expect when the application becomes available.
NJABA’s mission is to advance the science and evidence-based practice of behavior analysis through research, education, service delivery, and advocacy in the state of New Jersey.
NJABA’s vision is a statewide community in which behavior analysts have the research, training, and resources they need to improve people’s lives.