HDFS 488D - Field Placement - Programming For Adults and Later Life Families

Prerequisite

HDFS 286 (prior to Fall 2011) or HDFS 277 (after Fall 2011); HDFS 477 or concurrent registration.

Description

Application of human development skills in a professional setting. D.) Programming for adults and later life families.

Distance students who live and work beyond 30 miles from CSU must contact Gena Sandberg (course instructor) to discuss the procedure for seeking a distant site NO LATER THAN December 16, 2011. Please realize that establishing a distant site requires a great deal of time and effort, so do not delay if you wish to take the internship in the upcoming semester.

Students who wish to complete a local placement (within 30 miles of CSU) but via this online section, must watch for Hot Tips Emails regarding the local placement process, including a mandatory meeting, in the semester prior to placement. Additional details for local/online students may be found on the HDFS Undergraduate Program site: http://www.hdfs.cahs.colostate.edu/students/undergrad/practicum.aspx.

This course can be applied towards:

• Human Development and Family Studies (B.S.)

Important Information

Instructor approval must be given prior to enrollment. Students should contact Gena Sandberg for consent to enroll Fall 2011. Students should enroll in no fewer than 5 credits and no more than 8 credits of HDFS 488 unless special circumstances apply. If course is closed maximum enrollment has been met; contact the instructor for more information as offering a second section may be possible.

Textbooks and Materials

No textbooks required.

Instructors

Gena Sandberg
(970) 491-1933
gena.sandberg@colostate.edu