Bio: Kimberly Marshall is the program coordinator and a lecturer for the applied behavior analysis master’s program at the University of Oregon. She has over 15 years of clinical practice working with individuals with developmental disabilities in schools, homes, and hospital settings. Kimberly has extensive experience in program development and consultation for public school programs. Kimberly’s research interests are in the effective training of future behavior analysts, the successful dissemination of the science of behavior analysis, and in the teaching of complex skills. Her research has focused heavily on continual improvement of university coursework to drive effective strategies for developing practitioners with a strong understanding of the conceptual underpinnings of behavior analysis, who incorporate compassion and cultural responsiveness into their practice. She is particularly interested in evaluating the impact of jargon on successful practice and dissemination.