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Apple, Rima D. / The challenge of constantly changing times: from home economics to human ecology at the University of Wisconsin--Madison 1903-2003
(2003)

[Appendix B: Chronology of majors],   pp. 188-189

Page 188

188 | The Challenge of Constantly Changing Times
General
Course
(1909) Foods and
Nutrition
(1913)
Four-Year Two-Year
Vocational Vocational
Education Education
Major (1918) Course (1917)
ends in 1921
Non-Prof General
Course (1923) Education
(also called Major (1924)
General Course) (also called
General Prof
Course)
Child Dev'ment
(1944)
General Home Ec
Prof Major and
(1952) Education
(1952)
ends in 1960
General Preschool
Interdepart- Kindergarten
mental (1962)
Major (1962)
Family and Child Dev Joint Majors
Consumer and Preschool with Food Sci
Economics Teaching (Food Admin)
(1968) (1968) and with Nut
Sci (Dietetics,
Nutrition)
(1970)
General Fam and Consumer Child and
HE Major Cons Ed Science Family Studies
(1975) (1989) (1981) Major
(1983)
Human Human ends in 2000
Ecology Development
(1998) and Family
Studies
(1999)
Human Fam and Consumer
Ecology Cons Ed Science HDFS
(Present) (Present) (Present) (Present)
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