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NIH
from NCFR News

NIH declared May 1, 2012

as World Asthma Day
May 07, 2012

The National Institutes of Health recognized World Asthma Day last week.

from Events

Teaching Family Science conference

June 14, 2012 - June 15, 2012
Baddeck, Nova Scotia, Canada

This year's theme is "Innovative Student Assessment and Evaluation Procedures."

from CFLE-Approved Online Academic Course Submission Process

CFLE-approved Online Course Review Directions

This document includes all the information needed to submit an online course for approval

from CFLE Forms

Online CFLE Academic Course Review Directions

This document includes information for submitting individual online academic courses for inclusion in the List of CFLE Online Courses. It includes submission directions as well as information on the CFLE content criteria and the criteria used to evaluate the course in online format.

Lipscomb University
from NCFR News

Lipscomb University

has a new Master's in MFT
April 17, 2012

Lipscomb University is now taking applications for its new Masters of Marriage and Family Therapy.

for Members and CFLEs ONLY

Couple Relations syllabi

Posted by Bill Anderson | April 09, 2012

2011 syllabi of required "Couple Relations" class, junior-senior level.

for Members and CFLEs ONLY

FS 465 Program Planning and Evaluation Syllabus

Posted by Dorothy Berglund | April 05, 2012

This document is a syllabus for the FS 465, Program Planning and Evaluation, course that is offered as part of the CFLE-approved program at the Mississippi University for Women.

for Members and CFLEs ONLY

Family Life Education Syllabus

Posted by Gregory Janson | April 04, 2012

This is a Family Life Education syllabus that focuses on three areas: group, pedagogy and ethics. Other areas are covered by courses in our program so they are not discussed in this version of the course.

Maria Schmeekle
from NCFR Community Blog

Teaching about Marriage, Partnership, and Family Life from a Global Perspective

By Maria Schmeekle, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology at Illinois State Unversity
Posted by Nancy Gonzalez | April 04, 2012

Maria Schmeekle, Professor of Sociology at Illinois State, teaches family studies through a global lens. She began experimenting with a global/transnational/comparative approach in her Marriage and Family class. This kind of approach felt vital to her in a world that is increasingly interconnected, a world that we are sending students out to navigate. In this article, she offers some valuable tips.

from Call for submissions

Family Science: Global Perspectives on Research, Policy and Practice

For more information about this journal and the submission process, click here