Plan Your Concentration
Discuss with a faculty member about course decisions and planning. Email, call, or stop by for an appointment.
- Courses suggested for family studies often meet General Education requirements.
- FS 132: Introduction to Family Studies is the first course; this course is open to first year students.
- An experiential component is required in the senior year.
- Family studies concentration can complement any major, including CIS.
- Study abroad opportunities fit nicely with a family studies concentration. Contact the Family Studies Concentration Director for more information.
Family Studies Intended Learning Outcomes
Students will demonstrate:
- 1. The ability to locate, access, and apply interdisciplinary research on families.
- 2. The ability to apply one or more family theories or frameworks to actual experience with families.
- 3. The ability to integrate classroom and experiential learning.