Child Development & Family Studies  |  Nutrition and Food Science  |  Textiles, Merchandising, and Design

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Child Development & Family Studies

CDFS 4391 / 5391 
Aging, Health and Development 
Child Development and Family Studies 4391 / 5391 is a fully integrated service-learning course. The purpose of the program is to affect positively the sense of well-being, physical fitness, and health status of older individuals. It also allows students to learn about aging, old age, history, and the different cultures present in our particular environment. AHeAD serves as a catalyst for the integration of various age, racial, and ethnic groups, the University, and the community. Community partners include local senior centers and long-term care facilities. Students may earn three credits per semester as they devote hours to activities and workshops for active and institutionalized elders.

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Nutrition and Food Science

NFS 4265 - Food Safety and Sanitation
Addresses food safety issues impacting food production, storage and service within the home and service facilities.

• HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) lecture Fall 2015

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Textiles, Merchandising, and Design

TXMD 2200 - History of Fashion

• Spring 2016 "Living History" experience at Oaklands Museum

TXMD 4100- Fashion Promotion
Offers an overview of the sales promotion process in relation to the fashion industry; emphasis on advertising, visual merchandising, special events and fashion show production.

• 2019 "Welcome to the Festival" Runway Show
• 2015 "Cosmic Couture" Fashion Runway Show