Youth and Community Development Major

Department: Family and Consumer Sciences
Major: Youth and Community Development

This undergraduate program will prepare youth development professionals to take roles in diverse youth-serving, family, and community settings. Graduates may pursue careers in afterschool organizations, community service and youth activism programs, dropout prevention and alternative education, and in the field of juvenile justice. Students may also assume positions in informal learning environments such as museums, nature centers and environmental education program, and in outdoor and adventure programs.

Advising and registration for FCS 4290 Internship is provided within the FCS department. Please contact Melinda Holohan for more information.

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