21. Child Development And Family Sciences The family science Option in the CDFS major prepares students to design and implement pregnancy Crisis Centers or Planned Parenthood Hospice Coordinator http://www.ndsu.edu/cdfs/FamilyScienceOption.html

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23. Alcorn Cooperative Extension Program/Family Science Welcome to family science Page! address safe handling and preservation of foods;Parenting for singles; Teenage pregnancy Prevention; Child Development http://www.alcorn.edu/Outreach/CoopExt/familyscience.htm

Home Contact Pictures ASU Welcome to Family Science Page! Program Objective: To Goals: To provide a safe and secure food and fiber system. To enhance economic opportunities and the quality of life among families and communities

24. Science-Based Practices In Teen Pregnancy And HIV/STI Prevention: Selected Annot scienceBased Practices in Teen pregnancy and HIV/STI Prevention Selected Annotated Henry J. Kaiser family Foundation. Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/publications/frtp/bibliography.htm

Home Publications From Research to Practice ADVOCATES FOR YOUTH ... For Parents Join Advocates' Mailing List E-mail address: Your age group: Select One Age 24 or less Age 25 or over From Research to Practice Science-Based Practices in Teen Pregnancy and HIV/STI Prevention: Selected Annotated Bibliography Also available in [ PDF ] format. I. Research Summaries Related to Effective Programs Advocates for Youth Alford S, Huberman B, Moss T et al . Washington, DC: Advocates for Youth, 2003. [48 p.] http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/programsthatwork/index.htm An exhaustive literature review identified over 160 evaluations of programs. Nineteen were selected for inclusion in this document. None of the effective programs was abstinence-only. Each of the 19 effective programs reduced the incidence of pregnancy or STIs and/or affected two or more of the following behaviors: 1) delaying the initiation of sex; 2) reducing the frequency of sexual intercourse; 3) reducing the number of sexual partners or increasing monogamy; 4) increasing the use, or consistency of use, of effective methods of contraception and/or condoms; and/or 5) reducing the incidence of unprotected sex. Science and Success includes charts indicating whether the program is school- or community-based, the age and race/ethnicity of youth with whom the program was evaluated, the program's important components, evaluation findings, replication findings, and contact information on where to obtain the program and training to implement it.

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Academic Programs Department Profile Meet the Department Head Signature Areas ... Giving History Department Heads The first woman to head the department was Amy Bloye, a departmental instructor before the move from the School of Science. When she retired in 1953, Dr. Gladys Vail became department head until she moved to the position of dean in 1962. At that time, Dr. Mary Fuqua became department head until 1966, when Elwood Reber took that position. Dr. Reber held that position until 1973. Dr. Helen Clark was acting head until Dr. Paul Abernathy was hired in 1974. Dr. Connie Weaver was promoted to this position in 1991 when Dr. Abernathy desired to step down. Leading the Way Significant Research There has been major research conducted in this department. In the 1940s, Dr. Ceclia Schuck studied requirements for and sources of ascorbic acid. Gertrude Sunderlin developed a "Master Mix" that was used widely in the preparation of baked goods in homes and institutions. Ruth Johnson did research on meat and eggs in cooperation with Animal Science and Poultry Departments.

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27. OSU College Of Human Ecology - Department Of Human Development And Family Scienc Human Development and family science. A. Sophie Rogers Laboratory for Child list at any time after birth or during the pregnancy or adoption process. http://www.hec.ohio-state.edu/hdfs/outreach/sr-lab.php

Skip navigation, view page content The Ohio State University www.osu.edu Help ... OSU Webmail Search Ohio State About Us For Students International Programs HEC News ... HDFS Home A. Sophie Rogers Laboratory for Child and Family Studies HDFS Home Department Snapshot Undergraduate Programs ... Contact Us Human Development and Family Science A. Sophie Rogers Laboratory for Child and Family Studies PURPOSE: The A. Sophie Laboratory for Child and Family Studies has served the University and Columbus community since 1923. The program is a setting where University students learn strategies to promote cognitive, physical, social and emotional development for young children. The setting is also a site for observation and research in human growth and adaptation. The goal is to offer an exemplary program for your children and their families through which students can learn about human development and the educational process. PHILOSOPHY: Each child is unique. All children bring their own patterns of growth, abilities, life experiences, and values to the learning environment. We begin with a respect for each child's rights. These rights include active exploration of the world around them, security, warmth, autonomy, a positive self-concept, self-expression, peer relationships and acceptance. At the same time, we strive to help each child expand beyond his or her current state to become a more fully developed person. We seek to create the richness and diversity of experience that will take the children along new paths, deepen their understanding and their skills, and give added complexity to the talents and personal qualities they bring to us. Our philosophy is soundly based in child development and educational theory including the work of Piaget, Vygotsky, Erickson, Dewey, and Reggio Emilia, Italy.

28. Adolescent Pregnancy, Volume 3, Issue 4, Winter 1998 Department of Human Development family science ~ College of Human Ecology Over the past twenty years, teen pregnancy has received increased attention, http://www.hec.ohio-state.edu/famlife/bulletin/volume.3/bull34xx.htm

Ohio State University Extension Human Development and Family Life Bulletin HOME Main Page Acrobat Versions Issues by Volume Volume 5, Issue 1 Volume 4, Issue 4 Volume 4, Issue 3 Volume 4, Issue 2 ... Volume 1, Issue 1 Articles Feature Articles Practice Wisdom Evaluation Updates Research Briefs ... Applied Resources Adolescent Pregnancy Volume 3, Issue 4, Winter 1998 EDITOR'S NOTE Over the past twenty years, teen pregnancy has received increased attention, demonstrated by policy reform, program development, and services for young teen mothers and their children. In this issue, Suzanne Bartholomae and I review the consequences associated with teen pregnancy and the risk factors that could serve as intervention targets. We argue that as practitioners we have the opportunity via intervention to test the adolescent pregnancy models put forth by basic researchers. One such program, "Project Taking Charge," is shared by Jerelyn Schulz. Aspects of the successful development and implementation of this national program are discussed. In addition, Judy Kimberly, Jerry Bean, and Bob Hughes examine the importance and methods of evaluating teen pregnancy prevention programs. Issues discussed include the theory application, target group selection, and community involvement. Laurie L. Meschke, Issue Editor

29. Coalition Capacity Building To Prevent Teen Pregnancy - *Disseminating information about sciencebased teen pregnancy prevention *Social, cultural, family, peer, and individual influences on pregnancy http://library.adoption.com/Teenage-Pregnancy/Coalition-Capacity-Building-to-Pre

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30. MentorNet FAQ What we can say about the engineering and science climate and MentorNet is thatif we can get medical condition including pregnancy, family care leave, http://www.mentornet.net/documents/other/help/mnfaq.aspx

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32. Pregnancy Books, Baby Books, Toddler Books, Parenting Books: Having-a-baby.com The prequel to Baby science. (Out of print.) The family Tree Detective Cracking Read family Finance as soon as your pregnancy test turns positive! http://www.having-a-baby.com/list.htm

Books by Ann Douglas PREGNANCY BOOKS, BABY BOOKS, PARENTING BOOKS The Mother of All Pregnancy Books by Ann Douglas Canadian Edition : Wiley Canada, 2000; U.S. Edition : Wiley, 2002) The pregnancy book your smart girlfriend wants you to read. Includes chapters on preparing for parenthood, planning for a healthy pregnancy, coping with various pregnancy-related aches and pains, and much more. Written in a friendly, almost conspiratorial, mom-to-mom tone, you won't want to go through pregnancy without this book. NEW! The Mother of All Baby Books by Ann Douglas Canadian Edition : Wiley Canada, 2002; U.S. Edition : Wiley, March 2004) The sequel to The Mother of All Pregnancy Books. Contains chapters on planning your babymoon, getting to know your new baby, coping with the most common new parent worries, new mom stress, your postpartum body, postpartum depression and mood, the baby blues, sleep (yours and baby), crying, colic, infant behavior, common illnesses, infant development, and all the other important topics you would expect to find covered in a comprehensive, critically acclaimed guide to baby's first year. But what makes The Mother of All Baby Books unique and powerful is the fact that it reads as a dialogue between mothers, supplemented with need-to-know reference material presented in handy charts and checklists. NEW!

33. Teen Pregnancy RAP Text Version - Sociometrics Teen Pregnancy Related Products The Sociometrics social science data and instrument library A national resource for This resource provides a concise overview of family planning and http://www.socio.com/teenraptext.htm

Teen Pregnancy Research and Practice Resources (Teen Pregnancy RAP Resources) brings together all of Sociometrics teen pregnancy data, prevention, and evaluation related materials together into one convenient web site. RESOURCES FOR RESEARCHERS Data Archive on Adolescent Pregnancy Original research data for secondary analysis. The Data Archive on Adolescent Pregnancy and Pregnancy Prevention houses data from more than 150 premier studies on sexuality, health, and adolescence. Publications Broadening public access to data through the development of tools for data novices Social Science Computer Review Card, J. J. (2001). Archiving: Ethical aspects In Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (Eds.). Pages 646-649. International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences . Amsterdam: Elsevier. The Social Science Electronic Data Library: Serving the needs of data librarians and users IASSIST Quarterly Card, J. J. (2000).

34. Sociometrics Social Science Electronic Data Library (SSEDL) Topic List American family Data Archive. Child Care. 2796. Contraception Data Archiveon Adolescent pregnancy and pregnancy Prevention. Contraception http://www.socio.com/topics.htm

Variables in each archive have each been coded into one of approximately 50 "Topics", e.g., Child Care, Health, Occupation, Sexuality . Some Topics are common to all Sociometrics archives, such as the Topics for Age, Race, Sex, Occupation/Employment , and Education , whereas other Topics are archive-specific. For example, the disability archive (RADIUS) includes basic demographic Topics along with specialized disability-related Topics, such as Rehabilitation and Societal Limitation . The Table belowwhich shows the number of variables assigned to each Topic codeprovides a quick reference to the richness of Topical coverage in SSEDL. Archive and Topic # of Variables Cross Archive (Includes Topics that are Included in 4 or More Archives) Abortion Agency Characteristics Adoption/Foster Care Age Biological Function/Development Childbearing/Pregnancy Crime/Delinquency/Behavior Problems Clinical Activities Cohabitation Civic/Political Activities Dating/Courtship Dwelling Education Friends/Social Activities/Social Support Guidance Counseling Gender/Gender Role Other Family/Household Characteristics Physical Health/Disease Family/Household Structure/Composition Intellectual Functioning Interview Relationships with Other Kin Marriage and Divorce Meta Level Mental Health Residential Mobility Neighborhood/Community Relationships with Non-Kin Nutrition Occupation/Employment/Retirement Other Personality Parent-Child Relationships Psychological Functioning/Development

35. Academic Work And Family Responsibility: A Balancing Act -- Cole And Curtis, 200 Women constitute only 22% of the total science and engineering workforce, andfewer than 20% Paid leaves should be provided for pregnancy, family care, http://nextwave.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2004/01/14/2

BACK TO THE FEATURE INDEX RELATED ARTICLES "Academics shouldn't have to choose between their families and their work. ..." Academic Work and Family Responsibility: A Balancing Act PORTIA L. COLE and JOHN W. CURTIS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS 16 JANUARY 2004 C ongratulations! You've just been hired for a tenure-track assistant professor position at a prestigious university. Or maybe you've just received a government grant to conduct a groundbreaking study. But you've also reached an age at which it may not be a good idea to, yet again, put off starting a family. The average age for receipt of a Ph.D. is 33, which puts tenure at age 40, even if you don't do a postdoc. If you decide to start a family, will you be able to take a paid leave after childbirth? What if you need to take leave during your lab project to assist your spouse with a newly adopted infant? How would you be perceived by your colleagues if you took leave during the probationary period to care for an elderly parent? When making important career choices such as these, all faculty members should know whether "family-friendly" employment policies are available to them. Unfortunately, many faculty members are not aware of such policies, even when they do exist. Furthermore, research shows that work/family policies are underutilized, as faculty members perceive that they may somehow be seen as "not fully dedicated to their profession" if they also try to make significant time for family responsibilities. Since 1915, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) has worked to advance academic freedom and to define fundamental professional values and standards for higher education. Today, AAUP seeks to address the conflict between the expectations of an academic career and family care-giving by providing guidelines for helping faculty members more effectively exercise their family responsibilities without damaging their career prospects.

36. Patel the household and the family level where culture is evoked to deploy science Penetrating Roots and Encountering Barriers The Politics of pregnancy http://www.theasa.org/asa03/panels/patel.htm

ASA DECENNIAL CONFERENCE ANTHROPOLOGY AND SCIENCE 14-18 July 2003, Manchester Univ. Home Abram Bicker, Sillitoe Bolton ... Parkin, Hsu Patel Roca Saunders Simpson, Sexton Skinner, Eade ... Wade Panel information Science and the cultural politics of reproductive technologies Contact Convenor: Tulsi Patel Department of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics University of Delhi Delhi-110007 India Tel: 91-11-7667858. t168@mantraonline.com Panel abstract The panel will probe into systems of meaning in the context of technological advances, particularly in the domain of human reproduction. Three sectors of human reproduction are taken up for consideration: childbirth, contraception, and conception. Panelists are invited to consider, amongst other things, cultural politics at individual, familial, and kinship levels; third party involvement and public anxiety around dispute and uncertainty; human morality, ethics and the political and cultural economy of emotions. Partisanship and science: the story of sex-selection technique in India Tulsi Patel, Delhi School of Economics

37. Natural Family Online For EVERY Family - Pregnancy, Natural, Birth, Labor, Ferti pregnancy, Natural, Birth, Labor, Fertility, Natural family Planning Natural “It’s more a philosophical position than one based on hard science.” http://www.naturalfamilyonline.com/5-p&b/45-pregnancy-and-hair-color.htm

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38. Internet Public Library: Women's Health Feminism, Religion, Lesbians and Bisexuals, pregnancy, family and Motherhood,Arts Humanities, Computers science, and Regional resources. http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hea64.00.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Women's Health This collection All of the IPL Advanced Health matters unique to female physiology. Sub-headings: Breast Cancer Cervical Dysplasia Endometriosis Menopause ... Ovarian Cancer Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. 4woman.govThe National Women's Health Information Center http://www.4women.org/ This site is subtitled "The Federal Government Source for Women's Health Information." Includes links to resources like: Dictionaries and Journals, Screenings and Immunizations Schedule, Women's Health Calendar, FAQs, and Health News. About.Com: Women's Health http://womenshealth.about.com An Internet guide to women's health issues, with feature articles, Website guides, and discussion forums. Topics covered include contraception, breast cancer, menstruation, exercise, fertility, menopause, and more. allHealth.com http://www.allhealth.com/ Features articles on a wide range of health topics, including cancer, depression, sexual health, and sleep disorders. There are also health news items, a section of interactive online tools, and an ask the expert section where users send in questions for various practitioners to answer. Body Postive: Boosting body image at any weight http://www.bodypositive.com/

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40. Science NetLinks Taking Care Of A Baby What might family members do to help prepare for a new baby? What is differentabout the photo of the woman in early pregnancy and the one in late http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/lessons_printable.cfm?DocID=362

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