HDFS 253 is a leadership symposium that examines careers in Human Ecology through presentations by high-level leaders in various HDFS-related professions.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Kristy Burkholder: Reviewers report a high workload relative to the one-credit value, citing short notice for paper assignments and the final paper.
Examines child interaction in socialization settings, focusing on family and community socialization processes.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Polina Levchenko: Students report a heavy volume of daily in-class assignments and projects that are time-consuming and difficult to track, with some finding the workload annoying despite the material not being academically hard.
Examines research and theories of child development from prenatal to middle childhood using a relational approach and contemporary methods, with a focus on diversity.
PSYCH 691 is an undergraduate thesis course focused on conducting research and completing a thesis, recommended for students intending to pursue graduate work in psychology.