Call for Posters

The Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis invites poster submissions for presentation at the 41st Annual Conference in Richmond, VA on October 30 – November 1, 2025. This is a great opportunity for researchers, practitioners, and students to showcase their work, exchange ideas, and receive feedback from the SEABA community.

Submission Deadline:

October 13, 2025

Poster Session Details

  • Date & Time: Friday, October 31, 2025 — 3-hour evening session following the day’s talks

  • Location: Omni Richmond Hotel, Richmond, VA

  • Format: In-person poster presentation

Submission Guidelines

We welcome submissions representing basic, applied, and translational research in behavior analysis, as well as service delivery, theoretical work, and university programs.

  • Abstract length: 150–250 words

  • Include: Title, author(s) with affiliations, and brief description of purpose, methods, results, and conclusions

  • Posters should be no larger than 36" x 48" and printed by the presenter prior to arrival

Key Dates

  • Poster Submission Deadline: October 13, 2025

  • Notification of Acceptance: Within one week of submission

How to Submit

Complete the online Poster Submission Form

Questions?
Contact us at info@seabaorg.com

Why Present?

  • Share your findings with a supportive professional audience

  • Get feedback from experts in the field

  • Enhance your CV with a conference presentation

  • Network with fellow researchers, practitioners, and students

Submission Domains

  • Basic Research: Research that primarily contributes to knowledge about fundamental principles of behavior; target behavior is selected based on scientific goals rather than social significance (can include verbal behavior in humans); any species; theoretically driven; data-based; premium placed on experimental control; activity carried out under auspices of research protocol.

  • Applied Research: Research that primarily contributes to knowledge about how/why interventions, service delivery systems, or their components achieve desired behavior change; target behavior selected on basis of its social significance; human emphasis; intervention designed to improve performance or adaptive functioning of individuals or behavioral systems; data-based; development of new technology for behavior change; activity carried out under auspices of research protocol.

  • Translational Research: Research that bridges basic and applied domains by extending fundamental principles of behavior to socially significant contexts, or by using socially relevant problems to inform basic understanding; may involve adaptation of basic procedures for applied settings, validation of laboratory findings in real-world contexts, or bidirectional testing of behavioral processes; data-based; can include human and nonhuman participants.

  • Service Delivery: Intervention-driven activity to produce desired behavior change rather than to identify how/why interventions, service delivery systems, or their components achieve those goals; extension of existing technology to new setting or population; also may include public policy, regulatory, ethical, and related service-delivery issues.

  • Theory: Theoretical; conceptual; integrative statements about organizations of facts; interpretations; mathematical models/quantitative analyses; also can include historical and philosophical analyses or reviews.

  • University Program: Undergraduate and graduate University programs