Amber Lampert, Ph.D., BCBA
Postdoctoral Fellow
As a Postdoctoral Fellow, my work focuses on teaching and mentoring students as they develop the clinical, professional, and research skills needed to become effective behavior analysts. I teach courses across applied behavior analysis, practicum, thesis, and professional development, emphasizing the connection between classroom learning and meaningful clinical experiences. I also support the Rollins Behavior Services Center, drawing on my background in clinical supervision and leadership. My research interests include drowning prevention, health and wellness, and applying behavior analysis to improve health, safety, and quality of life.
Education
BS, University of Central Florida
MS, Florida Institute of Technology
PhD, Florida Institute of Technology
Courses Taught
Graduate
Behavioral Medicine (ABACS 530)
Intensive Practicum I-IV (ABACS 671-ABACS 674)
Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABACS 522)
Professional Development (ABACS 661)
Special Topics (ABACS 515)
Thesis I-II (ABACS 681-ABACS 682)
Awards and Honors
Autism Speaks Swimming and Water Safety Scholarship, Quest, Inc., 2018
Dr. Phillips Charities Grant, Quest, Inc., 2017
FABA B.F. Skinner Research Award, Florida Institute of Technology, 2021
HSF SIG Student Research Award, Florida Institute of Technology, 2022
Student of the Year, Florida Institute of Technology, 2018
Universal Foundation Grant, Quest, Inc., 2017
USA Swimming Grant, Quest, Inc., 2018
Recent Publications
Lampert, A. N. (2026). The effects of self-management on portion control consumption in a natural setting.Doctoral dissertation, Florida Institute of Technology. Link: https://repository.fit.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2734&context=etd
News & Features
March 31, 2025
Rollins Inducts 24 New Members of Phi Beta Kappa
A select group of Rollins students has joined the nation’s most prestigious academic honor society, Phi Beta Kappa, placing them among the top 1 percent of college scholars in the U.S.
March 21, 2025
Rollins Museum of Art Collaborates with Hume House Child Development Center
David Matteson, an associate curator of education for Rollins Museum of Art, and Alice Davidson, executive director of Rollins Child Development Center and a professor of Psychology, were interviewed on Central Florida Public Media's Engage about the Symbolic Languages Exhibit. (at 39:01)
October 11, 2024
Psychology Professor Provides Expertise on Children Developing a Love for Reading
Alice Davidson, a psychology professor and Director of the Hume House College Child Development and Student Research Center, provided expert commentary to Parents.com on teaching your child to develop a love for reading.
December 13, 2023
Psychology Professor Shares Research on Gentle Parenting in New York Magazine
Alice Davidson, a professor of psychology, shared her research on "gentle parenting" with New York Magazine's -The Cut.
May 11, 2022
A Professor of Psychology Addresses Social-Emotional Learning
Alice Davidson, a professor of psychology, discusses social-emotional learning and the Florida Department of Education’s review of math textbooks.
April 21, 2022
Psychology Professor Provides Commentary on Social Emotional Learning
Psychology professor Alice Davidson discusses Florida’s ban on math textbooks that promote social emotional learning.