Cover Story
Research with impact
In the labs of top scientists, Human Development students run experiments to understand how people — young and old — grow. A large majority of HD students are engaged in research, with many opting to pursue independent projects under the guidance of a faculty member — the ideal training for a wide range of careers in medicine, law, psychology, and related social sciences.
Related Stories
Departments
Symposium seeks ways to align food systems and health
Nutrition experts from Cornell, Harvard, and the food industry share ideas for harmonizing food systems with human health.
Dean's Letter
Message from the Dean Spring 2012
The alumni stories in this issue are an inspiring reminder of what the Human Ecology experience is all about: strong faculty-student relationships, creative thinking and research, and leadership opportunities.
Class Notes
Class Notes
Human Ecology alumni are doing good all around the globe. Learn about your fellow alumni’s career moves, marriages, and more.
At left, artist Beth Ames Swartz, recently honored by The Art Advisory Committee of the Paradise Valley Town Council.
Sloan Update
Students shine in major case competitions
In two national competitions, Sloan student teams outperformed many of their peers thanks to their quick thinking and creative solutions.
