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Welcome to the Department of Human Development and Family Science |
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Human Development and Family Science students understand the developmental stages of humans from birth to aging adults. HDFS students are caring, hard working and service oriented. The Center for Early Childhood Teaching and Learning provide hands-on classroom experiences and research opportunities for Early Childhood Education graduates who are highly sought after by principals. Child and Family Services graduates are well prepared to provide support and service to the communities where they are employed.
Students in the Family and Consumer Sciences Education option gain interdisciplinary knowledge and skills they will apply in secondary (grades 7 – 12) schools (FACSED) or county Cooperative Extension Service (FCSES) work.
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College of Human Sciences announces Family and Consumer Sciences degree option |
 Health and wellness, financial security, housing and relationships are important issues families face today. Tools and resources to help families make informed decisions are needed. Family and Consumer Sciences education professionals in secondary schools and the Cooperative Extension Service provide the research-based knowledge required to achieve the sustainable quality of life. The field represents many areas, including lifespan of human development, finance, apparel and interior design, housing, merchandising, nutritional sciences, wellness, hospitality and career and technical education.
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HUMAN SCIENCES SENIORS RECEIVED HONOR CORDS |
 Three College of Human Sciences graduating seniors received Honor CORDs from the Oklahoma State University Service-Learning Volunteer Center. Nutritional sciences seniors Emily Sprunger, Flower Mound, Tex. and Cynthia Watkins, Beggs, Okla. and Susanna Buedden, Broken Arrow human development and family science were among 27 students who were recognized for their volunteer service as OSU students.
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Marriage and Family Therapy students receive Remember The Ten Scholarships |
 Marriage and Family Therapy graduate students Lauren Oseland and Kelly Johnson recently received scholarships from the Remember the Ten Scholarship Program. |
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