Family, youth, and community - Ph.D.
Course requirements: Youth specialization
Track: family, youth, and community
- FYC track requirements
- CI 8902—FYC in Social, Political, and Economic Context (3 cr)
- CI 8904—FYC and Education: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives (3 cr)
- Youth specialization (any 2 of the
following courses)
- YOST (formerly CI) 5952—Everyday Lives of Youth (3 cr)
- YOST (formerly CI) 5954—Experiential Learning: Pedagogy for Community and Classroom (3 cr)
- YOST (formerly CI) 5956—Organizational Approaches to Youth Development (3 cr)
- Additional 3 credits:
- Select another 3-credit FSOS/YOST (formerly CI) 59XX or FSOS/YOST (formerly CI) 89XX course with consultation by the adviser.
- All
students are strongly encouraged to take the following
courses (which will exceed the 24 credit minimum in the
major).
- CI 8161—Research I: Design & Planning (3 cr)
- CI 8162—Research II: Analysis & Manuscript Preparation (3 cr)
- All coursework in the program is to be selected with consultation by the adviser(s).
See also: Ph.D. student resources.
Course requirements for emphasis in family, youth, community, combined
Updated April 2012
