Come join us on August 17 for the annual COE Graduate Student Welcome Event. This is a great opportunity to gain information, network, and socialize. This event is open to all prospective, new, and current graduate students. Representatives from all COE departments will have information tables set up to help students.

Prior to the event, which starts at 6:00 p.m., there will be a Resource Fair from 4:40-6:30 p.m.   A light dinner buffet will be available. Go to the Career Services website to register. Registration is required if you need a parking permit or childcare (both are free). Otherwise it is recommended. The event is free. Stay tuned for more information!

• Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education (IFCE)
• Nutrition Program
• Health Education Program

Go to the new IFCE department website to learn about the various programs the department has to offer: Counselor Education, Early Childhood Multicultural Education, Educational Psychology, Family Studies, and Nutrition & Dietetics. Interested in a career in nutrition and dietetics? Explore the new Nutrition & Dietetics Program website and its undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Meet Nutrition & Dietetics Program faculty and read about their research.

The Health Education Program website is also making its debut. The program offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs that prepare health educators and health promotion specialists to assume positions in schools, community and public health agencies, and in healthcare and worksite settings.

Several new COE websites have gone live within the past few months. They include:

• LLSS Department
• LLSS Program
• Department of Health, Exercise, and Sports Sciences
• Counselor Education Program
• Educational Psychology Program
• Family Studies Program

Additional websites are coming soon. Click here for a current listing of COE websites.