John Staubitz develops and conducts trainings and workshops for parents, school personnel and community providers, as well as provides consultation services for students with autism spectrum disorder. He has earned a B.S. degree in Special Education from The Ohio State University and an M.Ed. Degree in Special Education and Behavior Analysis from Vanderbilt University. Staubits is a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and holds K-12 Modified Special Education teaching credentials in the state of Tennessee. In the past, he has served as a Behavior Analyst and Special Education Consultant overseeing school- and home-based programs for Manhattan Beach Unified School District; worked as a Special Education teacher serving grades 9-12 in the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District as well as grades 2-7 for Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools; worked as an Exceptional Education Instructor serving grades 5-6 for Nashville-area charter school. In addition, Staubitz served as Research Assistant for Vanderbilt Behavior Research Center; as Behavior Intervention therapist for Columbus Children’s Hospital Autism Center/Delaware County; and as Program Director for Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s Division of Therapeutic Recreation.