Subject/Research Guides: AFM 6610 Human Development Across the Lifespan: Start Here

AFM 6610 Human Development Across the Lifespan

This guide will assist you with your AFM 6610 course. Use the GOLD TABS to navigate the guide.

This course explores developmental processes from conception through adulthood and aging. The interaction of environmental and genetic factors is stressed. Theoretical points of view are presented. Appropriate prevention interventions for individuals with social, emotional, and/or cognitive developmental problems at each stage of the lifespan are discussed and analyzed.

Applied Family Science Program Chair

Mary Kay Keller, M.P.A., Ph.D., SSW, CEIM, CFLE.

Chair of Applied Family Science Graduate Program

WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

MaryKay.Keller@wilmu.edu

302.327.4897

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The Applied Family Science Organization is here to support you in your success in the program. There are extraneous education materials on a variety of subjects, updates on Grants and Employment, a Discussion Board where you can post questions and answer other students questions, a folder introducing the program and the professors who teach the AFM courses. This is a work in progress, feel free to send the Chair of the Program suggestions for other Family Life Education topics. Follow the self enroll instructions on the Organization tab to enroll.
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Join as a student member (discounted membership for students) to NCFR. Once your complete you Master of Science in Applied Family Science you are elegible to apply to NCFR for your certification as a Family Life Educator. NCFR website has listservs and other supportive materials to guide you through the process. Additionally, there are weekly updates (sign up at the very bottom of the front page) that will provide you with the latest Family Science research and activities from around the Globe.
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Guide Citation

Wilmington University Library. (2020, June). AFM 6610: Human development across the lifespan guide.

[Revised by M. Jones: December, 2020]