The Arkansas Association of Behavior Analysis (ArkABA) will hold its 2026 annual conference on November 12–13, 2026, at the Little Rock Marriott in Little Rock, Arkansas. The two-day, in-person meeting is the association’s main yearly gathering for behavior analysts, behavior technicians, students and allied professionals practicing in the state.
Thursday opens with registration, networking and the ArkABA business meeting, followed by an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) workshop led by Dr. Gregory Smith and a session by Dr. Elizabeth Lorah on building communication access through augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) in schools, with a happy hour closing the day. Friday is given over to two three-hour workshops: Rachel Underdown and Heather Tyler on bridging clinical and educational models of ABA in public schools, and Dr. Anika Costa on using organizational behavior management to strengthen clinical supervision. Early bird registration runs through November 1, and the discounted hotel room block closes October 12.
ArkABA is a membership organization for Arkansas behavior analysis professionals, offering reduced conference fees, free CEU events and a free CEU library, and networking through events and committees. Its annual conference gives in-state practitioners a local option for continuing education, and this year’s agenda leans toward school-based practice, communication access and the quality of supervision.