Celebrating 20 Years of Behavior Analysis at Savannah State

Live from Savannah State University!Join us for a powerful, inspiring celebration of 20 years of SSU’s pioneering Behavior Analysis program — the first and only undergraduate Behavior Analysis program at an HBCU in the country!In this special live episode, we dive deep into how SSU is building future leaders, breaking barriers, and making history. You’ll hear directly from the President of Savannah State, the visionary founder of the Behavior Analysis program Dr. Katherine Stewart, passionate students, alumni making an impact, and advocates who are shaping the next generation of behavior analysts.We talk about why diversity in Behavior Analysis matters now more than ever, how SSU students are being equipped to lead real change in their communities, and the powerful legacy being built on campus today.Expect real stories, real advice, a lot of laughs, some trivia games (with prizes!), and unforgettable moments of wisdom, empowerment, and pride.Big energy. Real impact. History in the making — live from SSU!Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:29 Live from Savannah State University03:20 Celebrating 20 Years of Behavior Analysis program06:24 Historic Legacy of Savannah State08:10 President’s Message to the Audience10:26 Reflections After President's Visit11:16 Dr. Katherine Stewart on Founding the ABA Program14:57 Vision for the Next 20 Years18:03 Dr. Katherine’s Message to the Audience18:58 Fun Student Trivia and Prizes22:22 Students Speak: Why They Chose ABA28:14 Why study at Savannah State University30:27 Where Students See Themselves in Next 5 Years33:29 Expanding ABA into New Fields35:50 Fun Student Trivia and Prizes38:11 Marquis Jacobs and Her Behavior Analysis Journey41:27 The Impact Students Can Make in Next 5 Years45:20 Why Diversity in ABA Matters More Than Ever48:17 Student Q & A1:08:03 Classes That Focus on Networking1:09:45 Student Sharing Her Experience with ABA1:12:18 Alumni Memories & Advice to Students1:21:15 Commitment to Growth and Community1:24:16 Final Thoughts