Nicole A, Graves M.S.

Nicole A. Graves, M.S.
NFA 407, Box 2275A
Tele: 688-6180
Fax: 688-4888

Nicole.Graves@sdstate.edu






Education

August 2002 South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD
     Master of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences
          Specialization in Child & Family Studies
          Concentration courses in Nutrition and Food Science
          Thesis Topic: Implications of Delayed Parenting On Mother-Daughter
          Relationships
December 1997 South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD
     Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences Education
          Minor in Human Development
          Teaching certification in High School Physical Science, High School
          biology, Middle School Science, and Middle School English


Primary Academic Interests
Program Area
Content interests and specialties

FCSE, HDFS, ECE
Special interest in life-span development and Gerontology


Academic Responsibilities
Teaching

FCS 101, Professional Foundations
CTE 295: Practicum in Career and Technical Education
FCSE 412, Preparation for Student Teaching in Family and Consumer Sciences Education
HDFS 141: Individual and the Family
HDFS 241: Family Relations
HDFS 272: The Helping Relationship
HDFS 337: Adolescence
ECE 150: Early Childhood Education Early Experience
HDFS 210: Lifespan Development

Service/Outreach

Professional Associations and leadership positions
South Dakota Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (SDAFCS)
     Parliamentarian (2003)
     Vice President of Communications (2004-2005)
     President-Elect (2005-2006)
     President (2006-2007)
     Counselor (Current)
American Association of Family and Consumer Science (AAFCS)
South Dakota Association for Career and Technical Education (SDACTE)
Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE)
Phi Upsilon Omicron Alumni
     Secretary/Treasurer (present)
Evaluation Liaison for the National Infant & Toddler Child Care Initiative in South Dakota


Research
Current resesarch projects:
Social Work Students Attitude of Working with an Elderly Population
Delayed Parenting
Later Life Marriage (Transitioning to Marriage at age 50 and beyond)
Quality of childcare in the state of SD

Recent Selected Publications and Presentations
Publications and presentations within the last five years
Conference Presentations (2003-2005)
    
Graves, N. (2003, June).  Baby Think-It-Over: An adventure in developing learning activities.  Presented at the annual conference of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Washington, D.C.
     Pflueger, C., Graves, N., & Doolittle, J (2004, January).  Supporting student success:  Freshman seminar.  Presented at the BUSH Faculty Development Conference, South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD.
     Graves
, N. (2004, December).  Make your lessons “pop”.  Presented at the annual conference of the Association for Career and Technical Education. Las Vegas, NV.
     Graves, N. (2006, August). Integrating Techology: Utilizing computer software to enhance student learning. Presented at the annual conference of the South Dakota Association of Career and Technical Education. Pierre, SD.
     Graves, N. (2007, June). Implications of Delayed Parenting on Mother-Daughter Relationship. [poster]. Presented at the annual conference of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. Reno, NV.
    
Publications
    
DeBates, D. A., Crews, G. W., & Graves, N. A. (2003). Capacity building for FCS education students through experiences in a tribal community. Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, 95(3), 69-72.
     Published Book Reviews (2007)
          Graves, N.A. (2007) [Review of the book The caregivers tale: Loss and renewal in memoirs of family life.] Journal of Marriage and Family, 69(1) 271-272

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