Annual Conference

Full Members

Full Members have full voting rights, receive our electronic newsletter, and are eligible for Type-2 CEUs pro-gratis. They must hold at least a masters degree in experimental or applied behavior analysis, be a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, have made contributions to the field of behavior analysis (e.g., professional publications), or hold a full time professional position that includes teaching, research, and/or practice in behavior analysis.

Supporting Full Members

Benefits and requirements for Supporting Full Members are the same as for Full Members. Supporting Full Members make possible new Four Corners ABA initiatives.

Affiliate Members

Affiliate Members receive our electronic newsletter. They must have an interest in behavior analysis or have completed undergraduate credit without meeting the Full Member requirements.

Student Members

Student Members may vote for the Student Director, receive our electronic newsletter, and are eligible for the poster competition. They must be full-time undergraduate or graduate students, residents, or interns.

The 12th Annual Conference will be held in the The Yarrow at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City. To receive the conference rate, call 435-649-7000 and reference "Four Corners Association for Behavior Analysis."

Your poster is similar to a condensed version of an APA report. It should include the same sections, but in an abbreviated format.

• You will be provided a tabletop for your poster. Your poster should be free standing (using a tri-fold may be helpful here) or you may bring your own easel.
• Your poster should be about 4' x 6' in size.
• The poster session area will not provide projection equipment, electrical outlets, etc.
• Posters must only report findings of the research. No advertising or product identification by brand name is allowed.
• At least one of the authors must be by the poster to answer attendees' questions during the poster session.

The text of your poster should be visible from at least 1 meter away. As aresult, you should use a large font for your primary text (20 point or larger) and an even larger font for your headings.

• Avoid fonts that are script or difficult to read.
• Use graphs, and/or tables (preferably color) to show results.
• A neutral poster is more amenable to the eye than a brightly colored background. A splash of color here and there, perhaps highlighting central finding(s) or provocative results, will make your poster “stand out” from the crowd.
• Although handouts are not required, it is recommended that you come prepared with a brief handout that summarizes your presentation that can be given to other attendees (20 copies are recommended).