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Department of Behavior Analysis
The School of Community Service has filed a reorganization plan with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to change the way academic units are named and organized within the school. This change has been made because of the growth of these academic programs and to make it easier for students to find these units in university publications. Proposed changes submitted are reflected in the School of Community Service section of this catalog.
Main Office
Chilton Hall, 360
P.O. Box 13438
Denton, TX 76203-6438
(817) 565-2274
Sigrid S. Glenn, Chair
Faculty
Professor Glenn. Assistant Professors Ellis, Hyten, Rosales-Ruiz, Smith. Visiting Research Professor Greenspoon.
Introduction
The department offers a minor in behavior analysis for students interested in learning to apply behavioral principles to produce positive change in individual behavior and social systems. Students who wish to prepare themselves to pursue the master's degree with a major in behavior analysis, administered by the department, should contact the department`s main office to make an appointment with an adviser.
The department promotes a humanistic application of behavioral principles through consultation with area agencies and institutions. The department offers students experience in laboratory and applied research and practical experience in the application of behavior technology.
Programs of Study
Undergraduate students majoring in a compatible field (e.g., rehabilitation, sociology, psychology, health promotion, hospitality management, merchandising, management or other service professions) may pursue a minor in behavior analysis. All minors should take BEHV 3150 as a prerequisite for other courses. Any other five undergraduate courses in behavior analysis may be taken to complete the minor of 18 hours.
The department offers a degree program in the following area:
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