| Renee Oscarson, Associate Professor |
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Human Development and Family Studies Gerontology Minor Coordinator NFA 403 Tele: 688-5954 Fax: 688-4888 Renee.Oscarson@sdstate.edu Education Doctor of Philosophy in Child Development and Family Studies. August 1994. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. Emphasis on Families, Ethnicity & Health. Master of Science in Child Development and Family Relations. May 1985. North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND. Minors: Psychology and Statistics. Bachelor of Science in Dietetics. May 1981. North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND. Minor: Child Development and Family Relations. Research Research interests are in topics that blend the areas of families, ethnicity, and health. Intergenerational Service-Learning and Intergenerational Relationships Intergenerational Coalition Building Implications of Delayed Parenthood for Later Life Relationships (funded by the SDSU Research Support Fund) Impact of Intergenerational Service-Learning on Students' Attitudes toward the Elderly (earlier funding from the Corporation for National Service through the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education and Generations Together). Teaching HDFS 150 Early Experience HDFS 347 Human Development III: Adulthood HDFS 742 Family Relations GERO 201 Intro to Gerontology GERO 493 Current Topics in Gerontology Have taught HDFS 210 Lifespan Development HDFS 227 Human Development I: Childhood HDFS 272 The Helping Relationship HDFS 355 Prevention Programs in Human Development & Family HDFS 414 Research Methods in FCS HDFS 493 The Hospitalized Child HDFS 495 Practicum HDFS 711 Child Development Theories & Application HDFS 753 Family Public Policy FCS 702 Seminar: Families and Health Selected Organizations/Appointments Phi Upsilon Omicron InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, SDSU Faculty Advisor Association for Gerontology in Higher Education, Public Policy Committee |
