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AFM 8200 Capstone Project in Family Life Education: Start Here

AFM 8200 Capstone Project in Family Life Education

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This course is offered as an alternative to the Practicum for students who have extensive workplace experience in a family life education. Consideration will be given to students who can demonstrate, through a portfolio of accomplishments, that they have five years of supervised, professional, full-time work experience in a human service agency or similar setting. Students will complete a capstone project that will be designed to meet a need of either the student’s current workplace or a selected human service agency and may include program development, evaluation or other research need identified by the agency. The student’s project will have a practical application and benefit to the host organization. Prerequisite(s): Faculty Approval

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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Guide Citation

Wilmington University Library. (2020, June). AFM 8200: Capstone project in family life education guide.

[Revised by M. Jones: December, 2020]