Minors - Child & Family Studies

 

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Program Description

The Child and Family Studies minor consists of 22 interdisciplinary credits. It provides a means to enhance a human development knowledge base for students in other related fields.

For more information contact Dr. Jim Gingles jgingles@uwsp.edu

 

 

Curriculum

Class
Title
Credits
Human Development 166 The Family: Continuing Concerns
3
Human Development 265 Human Growth and Development: A Life-Span Approach
2
Human Development 367 Family Structure and Interaction
1-3
Human Development 486 Family Resource Management
3


Select 10 credits from the courses listed below, with no more that 6 credits in any one group.

Class
Title
Credits
1. Communicative Disorders 266 Normal Language Development
3
2. Early Childhood Education 262 Programs for Children and Families
3
  Early Childhood Education 460 Home, School, Community Agencies
3
  Food and Nutrition 253  Introduction to Nutrition and Nutrient Metabolism
3
  Food and Nutrition 490 Workshop
1-4
  Human Development 360 Infant and Toddler Development
3
  Human Development 468  Family Resource Management
3
  Human Development 490 Workshop
1-4
3. Communication 280 Introduction to Interpersonal Communications
3
4. Psychology 240  Psychology of Gender
3
  Psychology 255  Psychology of Sexual Behavior
3
  Psychology 301 Theories of Personality
3
  Psychology 315 The Psychology of Adolescence
3
  Psychology 320 Social Psychology
3
  Psychology 360 Behavior and Learning Disorders in Children
3
  Psychology 465 Psychology of Late Adulthood
3
5. Sociology 224 Sociology of Childhood
3
  Sociology 225 Sociology of Adolescence
3
  Sociology 343 (NW) Cultural Perspective of Family
3
  Sociology 366  Sociology of Aging
3