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FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS IN COMMUNITIES

CNSRSCI 830
Course Description

Examines how local communities inform family economic well-being. Explores the intersection of people and organizations using quantitative and qualitative techniques.

Prerequisites

Graduate/professional standing

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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