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from 2012 NCFR Annual Conference
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Noon - 1:15 pm | All posters are in the Atrium. At 12:45 pm Poster Symposium posters 124-01 - 124-03 will move to Curtis A, and poster symposium posters 124-04 - 124-05 move to Curtis B.

Poster Session 2

POSTER SYMPOSIUM: Beyond Stress: Custodial Grandparent Health, Resourcefulness and Resiliency. POSTER SYMPOSIUM: Employment and Finances. POSTER TOPICS: Health Policy; Military Families; Work and Families; GLBT Issues; Family Science; Media and Families; How Age Differences Affect Marital Quality; Technology/Internet and Families
The Forum for Family and Consumer Issues

The Forum for Family and Consumer Issues

special issue on Caregiving available
June 19, 2012

The Forum for Family and Consumer Issues has published a special edition on  caregiving.

Population Reference Bureau

Population Reference Bureau

New publication on U.S. Economic and Social Trends
January 17, 2012

The Population Reference Bureau has just released a new bulletin titled, A Post-recession Update on U.S. Social and Economic Trends.

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CFLE Kristy Jones named as Teacher of the Year

Ohio Association Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences (OATFACS)
November 07, 2011

Congratulations to Kristy Jones, Crestwood High School Family Consumer Science teacher on her award from the Ohio Association Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences (OATFACS) as Teacher of the Year. The purpose of this award is to recognize teachers who are providing outstanding career and technical education programs for youth and/or adults in their respective career fields and communities. Recipients of this award must have made significant contributions toward innovative, unique and novel programs that are serving to improve and promote career technical education. 

 

Call for Papers - Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal special issue

Highlighting Cultural Diversity from a Global Perspective
November 01, 2011

As the demographics of the United States and the world shift and global processes grow in importance, it is critical to examine the impact of these issues in family and consumer sciences and related fields.

Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal cover

Call for papers - Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal

deadline November 15
September 27, 2011

The Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal is inviting submissions for a special issue with the theme of "Highlighting Cultural Diversity from a Global Perspective."