Biography

Shenandoah University - Psychology

Shenandoah Valley Press
Brandon
Greene
Brandon F. Greene is retired Associate Professor and Coordinator of Shenandoah University’s Applied Behavior Analysis Program, which he started in 2013. He is also Professor Emeritus of Southern Illinois University where he spent 34 years as a faculty member, and occasional Coordinator, of the Behavior Analysis & Therapy Program. For most of that time he was Principal Investigator of Project 12-Ways, which serves families with a history of child abuse and neglect. In that capacity he secured and administered approximately $20,000,000 to support in excess of 450 graduate students and related personnel. Dr. Greene has published in areas familiar to applied behavior analysis (e.g., developmental disabilities) and in areas less familiar (e.g., child welfare; consumer affairs). He founded the Behavior Analysis Society of Illinois (the state’s first ABA affiliate), served as Special Master in a federal class action lawsuit against the state’s child protective agency, and worked with Ralph Nader at Nader’s Center for Study of Responsive Law. He is an erstwhile martial artist and pilot who currently lives in the Shenandoah Valley with his delightful daughter, her remarkable mother, and more critters than he can afford.