The Behavioral Observations Podcast with Matt Cicoria
Apr 2, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 13 segments
Episode Summary In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Daniel Fienup, Dr. Kate Loomis, and Lilian Morales to discuss their recent paper in JABA, Turning the Page: Increasing children's preference for…
Kate LoomisGuest
Lilian MoralesGuest
Daniel FienupGuestMatt CicoriaHost
So I'm a professor of psychology and education at Teachers College, part of Columbia University.

And my brief history is I got into ABA in college and it led me to get a master's degree at Southern Illinois University in behavior analysis, behavior analysis.

And then That's where I learned that I really liked research and might want to be on the other side of the table.

I taught in an ABA program in middle school straight out of college, and that really ignited a passion and led me to pursue the ABA master's program through Teachers College at Columbia University, followed by the PhD program, which was then under the tutelage of Dr. Greer.

And currently I'm a practicing BCBA, and I'm also a program supervisor at the Fred S. Keller School.

So I'm a professor of psychology and education at Teachers College, part of Columbia University.

And my brief history is I got into ABA in college and it led me to get a master's degree at Southern Illinois University in behavior analysis, behavior analysis.

And then That's where I learned that I really liked research and might want to be on the other side of the table.

I taught in an ABA program in middle school straight out of college, and that really ignited a passion and led me to pursue the ABA master's program through Teachers College at Columbia University, followed by the PhD program, which was then under the tutelage of Dr. Greer.

And currently I'm a practicing BCBA, and I'm also a program supervisor at the Fred S. Keller School.
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