Art Dowdy

Art Dowdy is an Assistant Professor in the College of Education and Human Development at Temple University, specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis and Special Education. He holds a PhD and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D). Dowdy leads Project IMPACT-Autism, a federally funded research initiative addressing behavioral interventions for autistic learners. His work bridges clinical practice and research, focusing on evidence-based strategies for individuals with disabilities.

Education: PhD (specific institution not listed), first-generation college graduate. Research interests include single-case experimental design, meta-analyses, and behavioral intervention development. He teaches courses such as 'Ethical and Legal Issues in ABA' and 'Single Subject Research Design' at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

Research contributions span journals like Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis and Autism, emphasizing methodological advancements and open science practices. Dowdy serves on editorial boards for several behavioral science journals and is actively involved in grant-funded projects.

Advising: Accepting master’s and PhD advisees. Grants: Principal Investigator of the DoD-funded Project IMPACT-Autism. Labs/Teams: Collaborations via ResearchGate and Google Scholar profiles.