ABA Teachers who have gone on to become BCBAs
After completing UTSA’s ABA TEACHER program, some teachers have continued teaching with the new skills they’ve learned, some teachers work as BCBAs in the education setting, and some have transitioned to the behavior analysis field. UTSA can help you make connections to build your skills and follow your interests.
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Victoria Elliot started the program in 2022 and passed her exam July, 2024 on the first try!
She is a special education teacher and is currently pursuing a Ph.D |
ABA TEACHER Alumni
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Ideal Candidates
Teachers/Educators who work with Hispanic/Latino students with autism
Teachers/Educators who are racially/ethnically diverse such as being Hispanic/Latino (preference is given to teachers/educators who work in SAISD)
Teachers/Educators who can commit to meeting all program requirements
Teachers/Educators who are racially/ethnically diverse such as being Hispanic/Latino (preference is given to teachers/educators who work in SAISD)
Teachers/Educators who can commit to meeting all program requirements
- Attendance at Caregiver Night Out during the first Friday of each month 4:45-8:15 PM
- Attendance at Camp Durango during June & July
- Conducting action research projects in the classroom
- Attend regular supervision meetings and TEACHER Institute
Cohorts for Project ABA TEACHER begin each Fall semester 2024-2027!
Lab Manager
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Dr. Kirkpatrick is the lead of Project ABA Teacher. For more information please contact Dr. Kirkpatrick at [email protected]
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