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From the Director |
Welcome
to the new School of Social and Family Dynamics at Arizona
State University. On July 1, 2006, the former Department of Family
and Human Development and the former Department of Sociology merged
to become the school of social and family dynamics.
This merger
presents many interesting, new, and exciting opportunities and
challenges
for
our faculty,
staff,
and
students. Below is some descriptive information that will give
you
some flavor for the quality of the work and people that make
up our school.
I invite you to explore our webpages and learn more
about who we are and what we do. Important changes will be
continue to take place over the next year or so that will add greater
visibility
and stature to our new school. Feel free to contact me if you
have any questions or desire further information (rf@asu.edu).
Richard Fabes, Director
FACTS ABOUT THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND FAMILY
DYNAMICS
- Number of Faculty (as of Fall 2006): 40
- 9 Professors
- 12 Associate Professors
- 10 Assistant Professors
- 9 Lecturers/Instructors/Research Associates
- Number of Staff/Advisors (as of Fall 2006): 9
- Degrees/Certificates Offered:
- Sociology - BA, MA, and PhD
- Family and Human Development
- BS, MS, and PhD
- Early Intervention Certificate
- Number of Undergraduate Majors (as of Fall 2005): 550
- Number of Graduate Students (as of Fall 2005): 100
- Institutes/Centers
- Family and Human Dynamics Research Institute
- Center for Population Dynamics
- Child Development Lab Center
- Annual External Grant Expenditures (2005): $2,700,000
- Core Scholarly Themes:
- Child, Adolescent, and Life Course Development
- Dynamical Assessment
- Family Dynamics
- Health and Society
- Race, Ethnicity, and Migration
- Social Demography
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