School of Psychology

Applied Behavioral Analysis Program

Faculty Directory

The behavior analysis faculty at Florida Tech are dedicated and productive researchers and practitioners with a commitment to developing the field of behavior analysis and training the next generation of behavior analytic researchers and practitioners. All of our core faculty are Board Certified Behavior Analysts®.

ABA Faculty Jan 2012

From Left to Right: Dr. Frank Webbe, Dr. Meagan Gregory, Dr. Mark Harvey, Dr. David Wilder, Dr. Alison Betz, Dr. Joshua Prtichard, and Dr. A. Celeste Harvey
Not Pictured: Dr. Jose Martinez-Diaz, Dr. Eb Blakely, Dr. Ivy Chong and Dr. Patrick McGreevy

Alison Betz (Ph.D., Utah State University; BCBA-D)
Interests: Verbal Behavior, Assessment and Treatment of Severe Problem Behavior, Pediatric Feeding Disorders, and Organizational Behavior Management.

Eb Blakely (Ph.D., Western Michigan University; BCBA)
Interests: Autism, behavioral pharmacology

Ivy Chong (Ph.D., Western Michigan University, BCBA-D)
Interests: Substantial clinical experience in supervising intensive treatment programs for children diagnosed with autism and related disabilities, training students at the graduate and undergraduate levels, current Director of Behavioral Services at the Scott Center for Autism Treatment and Assistant Professor with the Applied Behavior Analysis program.

Meagan Gregory (Ph.D., University of Florida, BCBA-D)
Interests: severe behavior disorders, treatment integrity, and the use of reinforcers during skill acquisition.

Mark Harvey (Ph.D., University of Oregon; BCBA-D)
Interests: Functional assessment, evidence based practice in education, developmental disabilities, sleep disturbances

Celeste Harvey (Ph.D.., Vanderbilt University; BCBA-D)
Interests: Functional assessment, developmental disabilities, autism

Jose Martinez-Diaz (Ph.D., West Virginia University; BCBA-D)
Interests: Educational technology, ethics, program development

Patrick McGreevy (Ph.D. Kansas University; BCBA-D)
Interests: verbal behavior, developmental disabilities, teaching language to persons with developmental disabilities, treatment of severe problem behavior, educational applications of ABA, standard measurement and charting.

Joshua Pritchard (ABD, Ph.D., University of Nevada-Reno)

Interests: investigations of implicit cognitions and relational frame theory, complex human behavior, and applications of behavior analysis to large scale human problems such as obesity and global warming.

Frank Webbe (Ph.D., University of Florida)
Interests: Biological and neural bases of behavior, and Sport Psychology.

David Wilder (Ph.D., University of Nevada - Reno; BCBA-D)
Interests: Severe behavior disorders, organizational behavior management