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Dec 16, 2025
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Human Development and Family Studies Minor
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Program Coordinator/Contact
Erin S. Lavender-Stott, Associate Professor
School of Education, Counseling and Human Development
Wenona Hall 202
605-688-5385
Program Information
The minor in Human Development and Family Studies offers students a collection of courses examining the fundamentals of human development through courses exploring family dynamics and relationships. Students pursuing the Human Development and Family Studies minor may choose from a variety of HDFS courses based on their major, interest, and focus. In doing so, they gain knowledge and experience in the science of human growth and development, human interaction, and family relationships. Graduates work in careers that promote healthy development and positive family functioning across the lifespan, such as: a Social Services Case Worker, Provider at Residential Treatment Centers, Youth Organization Worker, Program Director for Youth, Family or Senior Citizen Center.
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Academic Requirements
Students must earn at least a C in all courses for the minor. Requirements for Human Development and Family Studies Minor: 18 Credits
Any HDFS courses may be used to complete the minor. Suggested courses include (but are not limited to): Total Required Credits: 18
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