Name: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month | Ethics & DEI BCBA CEU Credits: 2 |
Price: 16.00 USD
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This is a text based course.

This course provides a brief but insightful overview of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) history in the United States. Participants will explore the meaning of the term “AAPI”, its significance, and why some individuals prefer alternative identifiers. The course also highlights key AAPI contributions across fields such as STEM, the arts, politics, community leadership, and sports. More than just a month-long recognition, this course encourages lifelong learning and appreciation of AAPI culture, history, and impact on American society.

This Ethics & DEI course provides 2 CEU credits for BACB, QABA, and IBAO.

BACB CEUs	2 Credits
IBAO CEUs	2 Credits
QABA CEUs	2 Credits
Type of Credit	Ethics for BACB, DEI for QABA/IBAO

Author/Speaker

Dr. Jaime Flowers holds a License in Educational Psychology (LEP) in California, and a License as a Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) in Texas. Additionally, she is recognized as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP). Dr. Flowers’ scholarly pursuits are primarily focused on the realms of behavior analytic ethics and functional behavior analysis within educational environments. Her research endeavors contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge and practices in these critical areas of study.

Objectives

Understand the term “AAPI” – Learn its meaning, significance, and why some prefer other terms.
Explore AAPI history – Gain insight into key historical events and cultural influences in the U.S.
Recognize AAPI contributions – Discover AAPI achievements in STEM, arts, politics, sports, and community leadership.
Engage beyond the course – Learn ways to continue celebrating and appreciating AAPI heritage year-round.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month | Ethics & DEI BCBA CEU Credits: 2