Learn more about Katilyn Henecke, a student in the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program

Quick Facts

Favorite books or movies: The Giver by Louis Lowry and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E.  Schwab  
Hobbies: I love dogs and do a lot of training with my service dog Ophelia! I also love to craft and bake. 

Why did you choose the ABA Program?  

I want to become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst and this program is set to help me meet those goals.  

What are your career goals?  

I want to grow up and become the best behavior analyst possible to help children with disabilities thrive. Someday I want to own a company that incorporates my love for animals with the benefits of ABA therapies through the use of animal assistive interventions.   

What led you to pursue a career in applied behavior analysis?  

I love working with individuals with disabilities to help them create better lives for themselves. I have seen so many people who could thrive if given the option, so I am here to give them that option for success. 

What do you think is unique about the ABA Program at the University of Oregon? 

The program leaders are amazing and care for each individual student! There is an atmosphere for learning without the intense competition of other schools. Plus, the program is incredibly flexible to work with every student’s needs!