The Master of Arts in Family and Consumer Sciences (Family Sciences and Services track) prepares graduates for leadership roles in child, youth, and family programs that use prevention and educational approaches to empower families and enhance effective coping with life events and family transitions. Graduates serve individuals and families across the life span in a variety of agency, organizational, and faith-based settings. Students will work closely with graduate faculty to develop a plan of study that fits with personal career and academic goals. Students will complete a practicum or internship.

CFLE program approved discontinued effective 10/31/2023. CFLE coursework must be completed by 10/31/2023. Graduates may apply for CFLE through the CFLE-approved program process until 10/31/2025.