The Standard Celeration Society (SCS) does not host a listserv or forum.  However, there are several listservs and web presences that support and discuss standard celeration charting and report independently on activities of The Standard Celeration Society.  There are a few links below:

The Standard Celeration Society Facebook page (official)

The Precision Teaching Wiki:
http://www.precisionteaching.com

The Standard Celeration Listserv (not a product of the SCS) is hosted by The Penn State listserv system at: http://listserv.psu.edu/
Clear instructions about joining this listserv (and others) are posted at the Precision Teaching Wiki here:
http://precisionteaching.pbworks.com/Precision%20Teaching%20%28PT%29%20Listservs

As Celeration.org becomes more complex, and our ability to use Celeration.org as a functional portal rather than just an information source grows, your user profile is becoming more important.  In this short tutorial, we hope to give you a quick introduction to how to help others get to know you, and for you to get to know fellow members.

SCS membership

Membership benefits:

• Access to all issues of the Journal of Precision Teaching and Celeration.
• Email news informing members about current and future happenings regarding Precision Teaching and Standard Celeration Charting.
• Notification of annual Precision Teaching conferences.

About the society

Since 1990 the Standard Celeration Society has comprised a collegial organization for all persons who use Standard Celeration Charts to monitor and change human behavior frequencies.

Terms of office for all except the JPTC Editor end at the Association of Behavior Analysis convention each year in  May.

Help Develop The FAQ Pages!

Please help develop the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) page for the Standard Celeration Society (SCS) web site. If you have a question, please take the initiative to both ask the question and see to it that an answer gets developed. If you have questions that are not addressed on this FAQs page, please post them on the Standard Chart listserv. Then the answers developed on the list may be added to this page.

List Master: Rick Kubina, June 1997- present

WebMasters:  
Dave Feeney, 1996 - May 1999;

Richard Anderson, June 1999 - October 2002;

<none>, October 2002 - 2007;

Behavior Research Company, July 2007 - Present 

 

 

• Ogden R. Lindsley

• John O. Cooper

• Stephen A. Graf

• Charles T. Merbitz

• Abigail B. Calkin

The Standard Celeration Society is "a collegial organization for all persons who use standard celeration charting in education, human services, business, performance management, parenting or child rearing, and science."

1992. While there were earlier informal meetings where forming a Standard Celeration Society was discussed, the Society officially came into being in 1992.