About Us

Alonzo's clinical interests include biomedical interventions, architecture for autism, challenging behavior, verbal behavior, behavioral phenomenology, neurodiversity, and the development of a computer-simulation training program for caregivers of children with autism.

Lee's research focuses on verbal behavior assessment-to-intervention practices, behavioral phenomenological investigations of autism spectrum disorder, and quantitative analyses of verbal behavior and stimulus overselectivity.

Janet's research interests include working alongside vulnerable and diverse populations promoting applied behavior analysis for teaching and learning through research and the development of culturally and linguistically diverse verbal behavior assessments and interventions.