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Child Development and Family Relations

In the Child Development and Family Relationships program, individuals and families are studied in the context of the environments in which they live, work, and play. The stages of development of the individual and family are studied including an in-depth study of the relationships that human beings form.

Careers

Career opportunities in Child Development and Family Relations (CDFR) are found in government agencies, businesses, religious organizations, families, and non-profit organizations. Some career titles are Child Care Center Director, Children Services Agent, Child Life Specialist, Care Facilities Coordinator, Teacher-specialist, Foster and Adoption Facilitator, and Recreations Specialist.

 

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