Orientation to policies, procedures, and possibilities in the family sciences graduate program.

Orientation to policies, procedures, and possibilities in the family sciences graduate program.

Emphasis is on conducting statistical analyses and reporting results. Topics include selection of statistical approach, techniques for conducting analyses, interpretation of output, and writing the results section of a manuscript based on that output.

Doctoral student research experience in collaboration with major professor in preparation for the qualifying examination.

Doctoral student research experience in collaboration with major professor in preparation for the qualifying examination.

Doctoral student research experience in collaboration with major professor in preparation for the qualifying examination.

Doctoral student research experience in collaboration with major professor in preparation for the qualifying examination.

Doctoral student research experience in collaboration with major professor in preparation for the qualifying examination.

Doctoral student research experience in collaboration with major professor in preparation for the qualifying examination.

Intensive independent scholarship or training in family sciences. May be repeated to a maximum of 12 credits.