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HOME ECONOMICS I 349
HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
FACULTY
Gwen C. Cooke, Department Chairwoman
Ann S. Bauer • Richard D. Berrett • Shirley J. Bowden • N. Joanne Caid • David E.
Coldbloom • Frances H. Harkins • Patricia L. Hennings • Nina J. Henry • Katherine
]. Karikka • Michele M. Kilner • Elena F. Kissick • Vivian Y. Kunimitsu • Jan L.
Movey • Ratana S. ewsome • William C. Rice • Carlene M. Rose • Laurence E.
Smardan • Edna A. Smith • Alice J. Sollie • Louise P. Turner • Nancy J. Winston •
Patricia C. Yeary .
The Home Economics Department offers programs of study leading to a major and a
rninor in home economics for the bachelor of arts degree and a master of science degree.
The curricula provide for the general or liberal education of the student as a person, a citizen,
and fnm•ly member, and for the education of the student for a variety of professional
opportunities. Four core courses provide basic principles, concepts and synthesis of
knowledge concerned with the betterment of family Ufe upon which the professional
programs are based. Programs of study cove.r the various areas of the home economics
discipline: Child Development and Family Relations, Clothing and Textiles, Food and
utrition, Consumer Sciences and Management, Housing and Interior Design.
The Home Economics Department has a cooperative relationship with The
Merrill-Palmer Institute. Students may underta.ke a period of undergraduate or graduate
off-campus study at Merrill-Palmer and these courses will apply toward graduation at CSUF.
Each student is expected to meet with his adviser at least once a semester. Adv-isers assist
\yith individually designed programs of study in preparation for specific career objectives.
Upon completion of 90 units, a program of study must be approved by and filed with the
department chairwoman.
Community College Preparation
Students from Community Colleges should check suggested general education courses and
prerequisites for the various options in order to facilitate transition into the home economics
program at CSUF.
HOME ECONOMICS MAJOR
The bachelor of arts degree with a major in home economics consists of 124 units. Forty
units are to be chosen from general education and elective units. The home economics core
is required of all majors and consists of 12 units. Students may select a program of study
developed for the (1) general home economics major, (2) dietetics option, (3) careers in
business, (4} home economics teaching credential program.
General Home Economics Major Requirements
H Ec Core, H Ec 103, 105, 107, 108 ........................................ - ................................ ............... .
Lower division home economics electives to be selected from
Units
12
the following: H Ec 1, 20, 22, 24, 26, 32, 39, 50, 52, 54, 70, 71 ........................................ 12
. Upper division, H Ec 131 ............................................................................................................ 3
Home economics electives (upper division) to be selected from courses indicated
in each of the areas listed below (3 units from each area) ...................................... 15
Child Development and Family Relations
Clothing and Textiles
Food and Nutrition
Consumer Sciences and Management
Housing and Interior Design
Additional home economics electives, upper division · ....................................................... .
Recommended courses: Soc 1, Anth 2, Psych 10, Hist 1,
Spch 3, Art 1, Eng 1.
Dietetics and Food Administration Option
6
The dietetics and food administration meets the requirements of the American Dietetic
Association for admission to their internship program.
H Ec C~re, H Ec 103, 105, 107, 108 .................................... :...................................................... 12
H Ec 50, 52, 54, 113, 150, 153, 159, 160, 165 ............................................................................ 27
Object Description
| Title | 1976-77 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1976-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 349 |
| Full Text Search | HOME ECONOMICS I 349 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT FACULTY Gwen C. Cooke, Department Chairwoman Ann S. Bauer • Richard D. Berrett • Shirley J. Bowden • N. Joanne Caid • David E. Coldbloom • Frances H. Harkins • Patricia L. Hennings • Nina J. Henry • Katherine ]. Karikka • Michele M. Kilner • Elena F. Kissick • Vivian Y. Kunimitsu • Jan L. Movey • Ratana S. ewsome • William C. Rice • Carlene M. Rose • Laurence E. Smardan • Edna A. Smith • Alice J. Sollie • Louise P. Turner • Nancy J. Winston • Patricia C. Yeary . The Home Economics Department offers programs of study leading to a major and a rninor in home economics for the bachelor of arts degree and a master of science degree. The curricula provide for the general or liberal education of the student as a person, a citizen, and fnm•ly member, and for the education of the student for a variety of professional opportunities. Four core courses provide basic principles, concepts and synthesis of knowledge concerned with the betterment of family Ufe upon which the professional programs are based. Programs of study cove.r the various areas of the home economics discipline: Child Development and Family Relations, Clothing and Textiles, Food and utrition, Consumer Sciences and Management, Housing and Interior Design. The Home Economics Department has a cooperative relationship with The Merrill-Palmer Institute. Students may underta.ke a period of undergraduate or graduate off-campus study at Merrill-Palmer and these courses will apply toward graduation at CSUF. Each student is expected to meet with his adviser at least once a semester. Adv-isers assist \yith individually designed programs of study in preparation for specific career objectives. Upon completion of 90 units, a program of study must be approved by and filed with the department chairwoman. Community College Preparation Students from Community Colleges should check suggested general education courses and prerequisites for the various options in order to facilitate transition into the home economics program at CSUF. HOME ECONOMICS MAJOR The bachelor of arts degree with a major in home economics consists of 124 units. Forty units are to be chosen from general education and elective units. The home economics core is required of all majors and consists of 12 units. Students may select a program of study developed for the (1) general home economics major, (2) dietetics option, (3) careers in business, (4} home economics teaching credential program. General Home Economics Major Requirements H Ec Core, H Ec 103, 105, 107, 108 ........................................ - ................................ ............... . Lower division home economics electives to be selected from Units 12 the following: H Ec 1, 20, 22, 24, 26, 32, 39, 50, 52, 54, 70, 71 ........................................ 12 . Upper division, H Ec 131 ............................................................................................................ 3 Home economics electives (upper division) to be selected from courses indicated in each of the areas listed below (3 units from each area) ...................................... 15 Child Development and Family Relations Clothing and Textiles Food and Nutrition Consumer Sciences and Management Housing and Interior Design Additional home economics electives, upper division · ....................................................... . Recommended courses: Soc 1, Anth 2, Psych 10, Hist 1, Spch 3, Art 1, Eng 1. Dietetics and Food Administration Option 6 The dietetics and food administration meets the requirements of the American Dietetic Association for admission to their internship program. H Ec C~re, H Ec 103, 105, 107, 108 .................................... :...................................................... 12 H Ec 50, 52, 54, 113, 150, 153, 159, 160, 165 ............................................................................ 27 |
