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Human Development and Family Studies

The Department of Human and Community Development offers the undergraduate major leading to the B.S. degree in Human Development and Family Studies. First-year students work with the department's advising coordinator to plan their course of study, select courses, and explore potential career and foreign study interests. Sophomores, juniors and seniors work with faculty advisors assigned according to their academic and professional interests to monitor their academic progress, identify internship and other professional development opportunities, and prepare for the transition from college to work or graduate or professional school.

HDFS students choose one of two concentrations:

Child and Adolescent Development
Family Studies