Miltenberger Named ABAI President and Receives Outstanding Mentorship Award

Dr. Miltenberger, professor of Child and Family Studies, was recently installed as president of the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI).

In Other News

Promoting Healthy Social and Emotional Development in Children and Youth: USF President Judy Genshaft Highlights Work of RTC

Dr. Genshaft provides Guest Perspective for "Solutions for Our Future" and profiles the RTC role in the national evaluation of the Children’s Mental Health Initiative of the U.S. Center for Mental Health Services, an important effort to improve access to high quality services nationally.

CFS Shares Knowledge and Helping Hands during Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week

Faculty and staff brought awareness and support through the development of a library display and special painting project.

USF’s Applied Behavior Analysis Program Profiled by the Children's Board of Hillsborough County

Led by director Ray Miltenberger, PhD, a board certified behavior analyst (BCBA), the program is part of the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences in USF’s department of child and family studies.

Dr. Karen Berkman Selected as Faculty Recipient of USF PRIDE Award

She was honored for her work as Chair of the President's Committee on Issues of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

CFS Faculty Author Chapter in Book Published by the Civic Research Institute

Drs. Norín Dollard and Keren S. Vergon from the Department of Child and Family Studies have co-authored a chapter in the new book Behavioral Health Care Assessment, Service Planning, and Total Clinical Outcomes Management, which offers practical tools and proven strategies to make behavioral health care agencies and programs work better.

Endowment Fund to Benefit Autism Services at the University of South Florida

The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities at USF (CARD-USF) has, through the generosity and vision of its Development Leadership Board, begun an endowment fund to benefit Autism Services at the University of South Florida.