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The purpose of CBER is to conduct rigorous research and translate and disseminate empirically-supported practices that promote equity and improve educational outcomes for all learners, especially those with or at risk for learning and behavioral difficulties. More about CBER

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  • REGISTER NOW: CBER 9th Annual Graduate Research Symposium REGISTER NOW: CBER 9th Annual Graduate Research Symposium
    The Center for Behavioral and Education Research (CBER) is hosting our 9th Annual Graduate Research Symposium! The event includes a researcher panel and a poster session featuring student research. Please click the title for more information.
  • Call for Posters:  9th Annual Graduate Research Symposium Call for Posters: 9th Annual Graduate Research Symposium
    The Center for Behavioral Education and Research (CBER) in the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut is hosting its 9th Graduate Research Symposium, an annual student-led conference, on Thursday, May 9th, 2019. This is a great opportunity for you to present your own research posters to a large number of people!
  • 8th Annual NEPBIS Network Leadership Forum: REGISTRATION IS OPEN 8th Annual NEPBIS Network Leadership Forum: REGISTRATION IS OPEN
    REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN 8th Annual Northeast PBIS Network Leadership Forum May 16-17, 2019 Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa 625 North Road Groton, Conn. Develop your professional network in Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). Enhance your capacity to work smarter and more effectively in implementing the PBIS framework. Join us for this exciting regional […]
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cber 10 year

Click here for an overview of 12 years of CBER research and engagement!

  • Feb
    16
    Small Group Aquatic Fitness
    Student Recreation Center
    ALL DAY

    Ready to feel stronger, more balanced, and refreshed this Spring? Take your workout to the water on a floating mat and choose from three brand new small-group pool fitness classes, all within a supportive community to help you reach your goals!

  • Feb
    16
    Small Group Human Reformer Pilates
    Student Recreation Center
    ALL DAY

    Human Reformer Pilates is a resistance band-based Pilates class. Our small group classes will incorporate the FlexKord and the Barre Booty Kicker, which helps capture the essence of traditional Reformer Pilates, focusing on posture, core, & alignment through exciting and innovative mat exercises.

  • Feb
    16
    Small Group Hybrid Fitness Training
    UConn Storrs
    ALL DAY

    Hybrid Fitness Training combines multiple approaches to training, so you get a bit of everything – strength, functional fitness, cardio, and endurance. Multiple equipment is used to help create a well-rounded workout.