Brinea Charles

Pronouns:

She/her

Department:

Behavior Analysis

Courses currently teaching:

Behavior assessment, behavior change and intervention

Degrees held:

Post doc (University of Florida, Tampa); Ph.D. in Applied Behavior Analysis (University of Nebraska Medical Center, Munroe-Meyer Institute); Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Rutgers University); Master of Arts (Rutgers University)

What are your research interests?

Assessment and treatment of severe problem behavior; Diversity, equity, and inclusion in behavior analytic research and practice; Functional analysis methodology and safety

What do you enjoy most about teaching?

What I enjoy most about teaching is the opportunity to engage with students through meaningful interactions and to serve as a source of representation. Building connections with students allows me to support their learning and growth, while also showing them the importance of diversity and inclusion within education.

Why did you choose Lehigh?

I chose Lehigh because of its strong academic reputation, supportive community and commitment to diversity and innovation. Lehigh’s values and resources align closely with my personal and professional goals, making it the right place for me to thrive.

What was your previous institution?

University of Douth Florida, Tampa (post doc)