Richard Malott, PhD, BCBA-D, teaches behavior analysis at Western Michigan University (WMU), where he works with students interested in becoming practitioners, rather than researchers. He trains students to work with autistic children and to apply behavior systems analysis and organizational behavior management to human-services settings. He concentrates on training BA and MA students as well as PhD students. Every summer, he runs the Behavioral Boot Camp, an intense 15-class-hour-per-week, 10-week, graduate-level, behavior-analysis seminar for students from WMU and around the globe. In 2008 he founded the Kalamazoo Autism Center. He also coauthored Principles of Behavior. He has received two Fulbright Senior Scholar Awards. In 2002, he also received ABA’s Award for Public Service in Behavior Analysis. And in 2010, he became president-elect of ABAI. In 2012, he received WMU’s Distinguished Teaching Award.