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Family Social Science and the Extension Center for Family Development seek candidates whose research includes studying family health, resilience and thriving in the context of social and economic inequalities.

Virginia Solis Zuiker, associate professor, and Miguel Quiñones, and Hanna Yu presented at the 2023 Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education® Symposium in New Orleans.

Cherie Collins Sims and Jennifer Sampson, alumni of the Family Social Science doctoral program, were honored at the recent College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony.

Farrell Webb died suddenly in San Antonio where he had been named vice-president for Academic Affairs and provost of the University of Incarnate Word earlier in 2023.

The Department of Family Social Science will celebrate undergraduate student academic achievements and graduating seniors at the Fall 2023 Undergraduate Showcase, Tuesday, December 5, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. in the Northstar Ballroom.

A retired associate professor and associate dean has passed.

Ronald Asiimwe has joined Family Social Science as an assistant professor of couple and family therapy specializing in culturally responsive practices.

Sixteen graduate students from the Department of Family Social Science will share posters, papers, and presentations at this year’s National Council on Family Relations annual meeting.

In addition, FSOS faculty and alumni will also present at NCFR, being held in Orlando with a virtual satellite location at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.

Joyce Serido, associate professor and extension specialist in the Department of Family Social Science, is a member of the team that has been selected to receive the Best Family Financial Well-Being Paper Award from the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR).

Virginia Solis Zuiker, associate professor and AFC supervising faculty in Family Social Science, is a co-author of a paper that has been named ”Best Paper in Personal Finance and Consumer Economics” for the Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal (FCSRJ) for 2022. It was also selected as the FCSRJ “2022 Outstanding Paper.” The article, “Lived […]