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INCOMING FRESHMAN 2010
Earn $16,000 in scholarships toward your education!
Every year one freshman is named the Mildred Arnold Scholar, and one is named the C.C. Wheeler Scholar. Both awards provide $4,000 scholarships, renewable for up to four years as long as the student meets GPA requirements.
Check out the scholarships page for more information and application materials
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The
Department of Family and Consumer Sciences traces its roots
to the founding of Bradley University, when Nellie Kedzie
designed a home economics curriculum that blended theoretical
teaching with hands-on learning.
Today, that educational philosophy still underpins the department,
which was renamed to focus on the family as a consuming
unit while preparing graduates to meet new and emerging
challenges in the field.
Career opportunities
continue to expand in this field, and Bradley’s FCS department
has a high
job-placement rate You’ll choose from careers
in teaching, family-and-consumer-sciences-related business,
social services, nutrition and dietetics, fashion design,
interior design, and others.
To
view the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences in the
Bradley University Undergraduate Catalog, click
here.
FCS 2009 Newsletter
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- FCS's Amanda Newell is collaborating with WMBD/WYZZ on Fundamentals of Frugal Living, a proejct to help an average family stretch a dollar. |
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- Congratulations to Dr. Kevin Randall, winner of the 2008 Caterpillar Inc. Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching! |
| - Congratulations to Elizabeth Bontz, an FCS senior who won a state award to attend the National American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences in Milwaukee! |
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- Congratulations to Chang-ok Choi, winner of the Dr. Joan L. Sattler 2008 Teaching Excellence Award! |
| - The FCS Department received the William Rainy Harper Award recognizing commitment to excellence and ever-improving level of performance |
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- The EXPO Project with Health Gourmet Company was nominated for a National Award. FCS Students presented their project in Dallas, TX. |
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