Monthly Archives: October 2016

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International Voluntary Services Alumni Visit CFS Class

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Former Child and Family Studies Professor Jim Malia was among the organizers of this year’s International Voluntary Services (IVS) […]

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Re-imagining Teaching: Smartphones in the Classroom

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Child and Family Studies Professor Sally Hunter along with graduate students Hayley Moran and Nicole Mullican will present their work […]

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Let’s Go Abroad! UTK in Sweden: Culture, Families, and Parenting

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Child and Family Studies is excited to announce the Mini-Term (May 10th – May 31st, 2017) study abroad program in […]

Student Awards Celebration 2016

CEHHS to Host 2016 Student Awards Celebration October 27

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The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences’ (CEHHS) Dean Bob Rider invites you to the 2016 Student Awards Celebration […]

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