College of Human Ecology

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Judy Siguaw, Dean, RW-238 Rivers Building

The college is comprised of the Departments of Child Development and Family Relations, Criminal Justice, Interior Design and Merchandising, Nutrition and Dietetics, and the Schools of Hospitality Leadership and Social Work. (The criminal justice department and social work were previously listed as the Carolyn Freeze Baynes School of Social Work and Criminal Justice Studies.) The college incorporates leadership development and community outreach into the classrooms as well as its research and creative activity endeavors.

Faculty

• College of Human Ecology Faculty 

Courses

• CHE 5005 - Special Problems in Human Ecology
• CHE 5006 - Special Problems in Human Ecology
• CHE 5007 - Special Problems in Human Ecology
• CHE 6100 - Special Topics in Human Ecology
• CHE 6101 - Special Topics in Human Ecology
• CHE 6488 - Research in Human Ecology
• CHE 6500 - Independent Study
• CHE 6501 - Independent Study
• CHE 6502 - Independent Study

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