Human Development and Family Sciences
Research Areas
Interdisciplinary fields such as HDFS are ideally suited to address the grand challenges and big debates that affect every citizen of our world. We have nationally and internationally renowned faculty engaged in research on child development, early care programs, systems and policy, early literacy, the relationship between poverty, development and family functioning, domestic violence and the legal system, globalization, food insecurity, stigma, health, and many other family and community related topics.
Importantly, their expertise is not just situated in lab-based research settings: instead, they work in local and global communities and bring their experiences to the classroom on a daily basis. See how we’re making a difference in the world.
News
Please join CEHD on November 17 for Colloquium Speaker, Mimi Engel. Friday, November 17, 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. 207 Willard Hall Education Building Mimi Engel is an associate professor and Program Chair of the Research and Evaluation Methodology (R …
CEHD Assistant Professor Shares Insight on Gender Roles Among Black Adolescents In a recent article in Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, Roderick L. Carey, assistant professor in the College of Education and Human Development’s Department of Human D …
CEHD Professor Discusses Food Insecurity and Nutrition in Delaware Schools Allison Karpyn, professor in College of Education and Human Development’s Department of Human Development and Family Sciences, spoke with Delaware Public Media about the state o …