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The Department offers Bachelor of Science (BS), Post-Baccalaureate Certificate(PBC), Master of Science (MS), and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. The curriculum prepares students for careers in apparel design and in retailing and marketing with the focus on satisfying consumer demand.

This record group is comprised of annual reports, newsletters, an archive of the department's website, and accreditation materials dating from 1987-2015.

Abstract As a premier HDFS department, we focus on the following areas: early care and education; child, youth, and family development; aging. Undergraduates can prepare for birth through kindergarten teacher licensure (as can our MEd graduate students) or focus on children's and adolescents' development in their diverse cultural, school, and family contexts. M.S. and doctoral students examine the biological, relational, early educational, social, and cultural foundations of development and their...

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The Institute for Child and Family Development was established at Woman's College (now UNCG) in 1959 and dissolved in August 1974. The records contain reports, correspondence, meeting minutes, and other information about the operation of the Institute as well as its faculty members.

Abstract The undergraduate program culminates in a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Architecture, a first professional degree that prepares students to enter interior design practice and ultimately sit for the professional exam offered by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ). Ours was the first interiors program in North Carolina to be accredited (in 1993) and has been re-accredited ever since by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). This record...

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The Department of Nutrition Records contains records of departmental meetings, events, and an archive of the department's website from 1987 to 2015.

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The School of Human Environmental Sciences was created in 1987, with Home Economics being at UNCG since 1892. In 2011 it was merged with several other departments and programs to become the School of Health and Human Sciences. The department is now defunct.

This collection contains audio cassettes, VHS tapes, correspondence, newsletters, committee minutes, reports, memorandums, and publications related to a variety of topics dating from 1946-2011.

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In 1980, the Department of Social Work was established from the Social Work Program in the Department of Sociology. Currently it is part of the School of Human Environmental Sciences.

The records of Department of Social Work contains accreditation applications, brochures, degree proposals, newsletters, and an archive of the department's website which document the activities of the Department from 1974-2015.