Family & Child Studies

Are you interested in a career that improves the quality of life for children?

Are you concerned about poverty; child abuse, youth crises or eldercare in your community?

Would you like to be a professional who promotes the well-being of families?

Courses are now available online!

Enroll in
Family & Child Studies
A program in the
Department of Nutrition & Family Studies
at
McNeese State University

Where will you work after Graduation?
Many State and Non-profit agencies need specialists in Family & Child Studies to work in:

• Adoption and Foster Care
• Child Protection Services
• Children & Youth Services
• Councils on the Disabled
• Disaster Relief
• Family Support Offices
• Headstart Programs
• Health Education
• Services for the Elderly
• Community Family Services
• Juvenile Justice
• Social & Recreational Development
• Social Welfare

You may also be self-employed in home-based Day-Care services.

Links
Computer Requirements for Online Learning
Student Online Readiness Tool

For more information:
Dr. Allison Gibbons
Program Coordinator
Phone: (337) 475-5689
agibbons@mcneese.edu

Administrative Office
Phone: (337) 475-5684

Alison Blevins
Phone: (337) 475-5139
ablevins@mcneese.edu

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