Cameron Harris

Cameron volunteered over 600 hours with AmeriCorps Jumpstart, helping young children build early academic and social-emotional skills before entering ABA.

Cameron Harris grew up in Hamburg, Pennsylvania, where he spent his childhood playing multiple sports, including basketball, football, and baseball. He began his college career at The Catholic University of America as a football student-athlete before transferring to George Washington University to pursue his passion for psychology. Cameron graduated in May 2026 with a bachelor's degree in Psychology.

Cameron's passion for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) grew from a deep desire to help others. Before entering the field, he served with AmeriCorps Jumpstart, volunteering more than 600 hours supporting young children in school settings and helping them build early academic and social-emotional skills. This experience solidified his commitment to working directly with children and supporting their development.

Cameron is excited to bring his dedication, energy, and compassion to the ABA field as he continues to grow professionally. He plans to pursue a master's degree to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), with long-term goals of earning a PhD in clinical psychology. He is motivated by the opportunity to help clients make meaningful progress and contribute to a supportive, mission-driven team.

Outside of work, Cameron enjoys weightlifting, climbing, video games, and spending time in nature, whether that means hiking, traveling, or exploring new places.