Master of Science Degree Programs in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences

Family Studies Specialization

The graduate specialization in Family Studies aims to prepare students to work in Family and Social Service agencies.  The Family Studies specialization seeks to train students to be effective leaders in these organizations by providing training in conflict management, professional development, and program administration.  Students in the Family Studies Specialization will have multiple opportunities for service learning through collaborative research projects, program design, and a supervised internship.

The Family Studies specialization is a 45-47 hour program.  Students typically begin in the Summer term, and will complete the degree after the following Summer.  Students may, however, begin the program during any quarter after they have completed an undergraduate degree and been accepted into the program.

-For more information contact Duane Dowd

Graduate

• Program of Study
• Graduate School Application
• Graduate Student Handbook

Master of Sciences in Family and Consumer Sciences

Family and Consumer Sciences Education Specialization

Career and Technical Education Specialization

Course of Study CTE Block 1 and 2

Course of Study CTE Block 2

For more information Contact Karen Bergh

CTE 590 FORM

• Project Proposal Form
• Mid-Year Progress Report Instructions
• Mid-Year Supervisor Progress Report
• End-of-Year Final Evaluation Instructions
• End-of-Year Supervisor Evaluation Form
• Learning Agreement (Co-op Field Experience Registration Form)
   

CTE 700 FORMS                            

• Graduate Committee & Option Approval Form
• Arranged Course Permit
• Graduate Degree Research - Thesis
• Graduate Degree Comprehensive Exam
• Graduate Degree Project Portfolio