Ambiguous Loss Scholar to join FSoS faculty
Chalandra Bryant, the Family Social Science 2019-2020 Ambiguous Loss Scholar, will join the Department’s faculty this fall as the first Pauline Boss Faculty Fellow in Ambiguous Loss. Dr.
READ STORYChalandra Bryant, the Family Social Science 2019-2020 Ambiguous Loss Scholar, will join the Department’s faculty this fall as the first Pauline Boss Faculty Fellow in Ambiguous Loss. Dr.
READ STORYStacey Horn has been named Head of the University of Minnesota’s Department of Family Social Science and will join the Department August 17.
READ STORYJodi Dworkin, head of the Department of Family Social Science, professor and extension specialist, awarded two more collaborative teams grants to study the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals and families.
READ STORYGretchen Buchanan, doctoral candidate in Family Social Science, has been selected for a 2020 Translational Research and Career Training TRACT TL1 Program award from the University of Minnesota’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI).
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READ MOREAimee Hubbard, a graduate student in the Family Social Science doctoral program-couple and family therapy has been selected as a 2020 recipient of the AAMFT Foundation Graduate Student Research Award.
READ STORYTimothy Piehler, assistant professor in Family Social Science, has been honored with a “UMN Council of Graduate Students (COGS) Outstanding Advisor Award” for excellent advising and teaching of graduate students.
READ STORYFamily Social Science Doctoral Candidate Jingchen Zhang was awarded a prestigious Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship for 2020-2021 from the University of Minnesota’s Graduate School.
READ STORYJodi Dworkin, interim department head, professor, and extension specialist, today announced two more Family Social Science research grants to faculty and student teams studying the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on individuals and families.
READ STORYFamily Social Science doctoral candidate successfully defends dissertation An article written by Renada Goldberg, a doctoral candidate in Family Social Science, has been published in the journal, Community, Work, & Family.
READ STORYMany of us are focused on staying well and protecting others as we face the uncertainty and risk of COVID-19. Wash your hands, stay six feet apart, and wear a cloth mask are now everyday realities.
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