Applied Behavior Analysis

TOUR SPONSORSHIP

The Stahl Center at La Sierra University
Following in the footsteps of Fernando and Ana Stahl

TOUR DIRECTOR

Dr. Charles Teel, Jr. / Professor of Religion and Society, La Sierra University (since 1967)

TOUR FEATURES

Subsidized student rates
Financial aid for qualifying students
Regularly scheduled airlines
Daily meals as indicated
Tourist class hotels with private baths

TOUR EXCURSIONS

Cruising the Amazon
Sailing Lake Titicaca
Visiting the "floating islands"
Celebrating Cusco
Experiencing Machu Picchu
Viewing Lima museums
Visiting Colegio Fernando Stahl
Touring Clinica Ana Stahl
Flying over the Nazca Lines*
Cruising the Ballestas Islands*
Sighting tens of thousands of sea birds*
Sighting thousands of seals & sea lions*
Dining over the Pacific surf*
*April 1-4 tour extension: Nazca Lines, Ballestas Cruise, Las Dunas Resort

TOUR LECTURERS

Gustavo Gutierrez, Theology, San Marcos University
Douglas Havens, Development, ADRA/Peru Director
Jose Tamayo, History, Peru National Library Director
David Tejada, Public Health, Peru Minister of Health

TOUR DISCOVERIES

The Judeo-Christian themes for social ethics
The Advent movement from "closed door" to "world"
The unity and diversity of golbal Adventism
The shared worship ties that bind across cultures
The syncretism in Andean religious and cultural life
The motivation fostered by myth, ritual, and symbol
The interplay of sacred & secular in Inca cosmology
The social transformation initiated by the Stahl presence
The incarnation of gospel in hearts and in structures
The role of religion as progressive and/or repressive
The realities of syncretism in culture contact

TOUR GUIDEBOOKS - well researched & lavishly illustrated

Eyesitness Travel: Peru
Insight Guides: Peru
LSU Peru Tour Course Reader

TOUR STUDY COURSE - Students consult advisor re which Univ Studies course

RELE 447 Religion & Society (University Studies elective)
RELE 205 Biblical Ethics & Modern World (University Studies elective)
RLGN 304 Adventism in Global Perspective (University Studies elective)

Program Description

The Applied Behavior Analysis program allows a student to work towards becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). The Master of Arts (MA) degree in Applied Behavior Analysis in the School of Education is comprised of a minimum of 45 quarter units including the following components: Core Requirements (6 units), Content Specializations (33 units), and Electives (6 units). Students also have the opportunity to pursue the ABA specialization through the Doctor of Education in Educational Psychology degree, which is comprised of a minimum of 132 quarter units post baccalaureate.

Board Certified Behavior Analyst

The Association for Behavior Analysis International has verified the following courses toward the coursework requirements for eligibility to take the Board Certified Behavior Analyst® or Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst® examination. Applicants will need to meet additional eligibility requirements and demonstrate they reside in an authorized country before they can be deemed eligible to take the examination.

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