Vanderbilt Kennedy Center (TN UCEDD, LEND, IDDRC)TRIAD's Juarez now President-Elect of TABA

January 30, 2018

Pablo Juárez, M.Ed., BCBA, has been chosen as President-Elect of the Tennessee Association for Behavior Analysis (TABA). Juárez is director of the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center (TN UCEDD, LEND, IDDRC) Treatment and Research Institute for Autism Spectrum Disorders (TRIAD), and is a behavior analyst in Pediatrics and Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences. He will serve as President-Elect until TABA's annual conference in 2018, and he will go on to serve as President for one year and Past President for the subsequent year.

The mission of TABA is to advance awareness, development, and access to the practice of behavior analysis in Tennessee. "Pablo's election to TABA's presidency is an indication of the high regard for his leadership role in the field of behavior analysis in Tennessee, and his ability to advance applied behavior practices from families to educators to policy makers," said Zachary Warren, Ph.D., TRIAD executive director and associate professor of Pediatrics, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, and Special Education.