"Attention all HDFS students! 📣 Don't miss out on the upcoming professional workshop hosted by the HDFS Student Association. Enhance your skills and network with professionals in your field. Register now and take the first step towards your career goals.

Did you know 5-10% of Americans have language, speech, swallowing or hearing disorders? At K-State’s Speech and Hearing Center, individuals can find quality support and education on communication and swallowing issue. Read more about what we're up to:

Congratulations to Dr. Briana Nelson Goff, Professor of Conflict Resolution and Trauma Studies, on her recently published book Bulletproof Vows: Stories of Couples Navigating Military Deployments and Life’s Battles. https://t.co/mOtusSFVX2)

Congratulations Zenobia Aziz Charania on receiving the International Student Scholarship from the K-State Alumni Association! This award recognizes the important role that she plays in the university community and beyond.

Students – join our Human Development and Family Science Student Association for a coffee meetup and study session at Bluestem Bistro on Tuesday, April 11th at 3:00 p.m.

Degrees in Human Development and Family Science and Integrative Human Sciences are a great fit for those interested in pursuing Occupational Therapy!

Reminder for our amazing AHS Graduate Students- Tomorrow morning we will have breakfast in Justin 301 and CCC 233 for you to come grab before/after classes! Happy Graduate Student Appreciation Week 🥳

We are so excited to have Ericka Smith-Marek, PhD, LMFT, provide the Jurich Lecture Series on Social Justice this Friday! Dr. Smith-Marek is an alum of our Couple and Family Therapy program and is being recognized with a Rising Professional Award.

Congratulations to Lindsay Howard for being a winner at the 2023 K-State Graduate Research, Arts and Discovery Forum! This annual forum is an excellent platform for graduate students from all disciplines to showcase their research and scholarly work. https://t.co/JTjdsPjkQ1

Congratulations to Kelsie Ball Salazar on being selected as one of the recipients of the K-State Alumni Association Student Alumni Board's 2023 Distinguished Young Alumni Award! Check out her story here: https://t.co/LSfQX6rwfT

We are once again recognizing Dr. Anthony Ferraro for being outstanding! Dr. Ferraro been begun a three-year term as co-editor-in-chief for the Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, adding to his already esteemed resume in family science.

Francisca L Tettevie, a graduate student in Prevention Science, recently spoke at the International Federation for Family Development Briefing session at the United Nations Headquarters as part of a discussion on “The Role of Family Science in Sustainable Development”

We're excited to help host the Social ImpactLab - a one-day camp for students in grades 7-10 to learn more about helping professions. This is a free event with t-shirt and lunch included. More details and to register: https://t.co/uF5Aby6KHS

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Congrats to Dr. Elaine Johannes on being recognized as professor of the week! https://t.co/WFNe5s9tmD

#newbookalert! Dr. Briana Goff has recently published a book exploring the effect deployment and trauma can have on military families. Check it out! https://t.co/qD3Mibq6Hu

🎉Shoutout to our rockstar Human Development and Family Science academic advisor, Taylor Williams, for receiving the Charlie Award for the month of February!🎉 The Charlie Award is a university-wide, peer-nominated award that is presented to outstanding academic advisors.

Our Human Development Family Science Association will be making valentines for residents at Meadowlark Hills next week. Come join us!

Three K-State students are packing their bags and preparing to travel abroad. ✈️🧳 Giselle Patanaittikul, Megan Keeten and Jared Paubel have each received a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to fund their study abroad experiences. https://t.co/MrYylG9LEj. #KState

It's commencement week and that means it's time to meet some of our outstanding seniors! The Engagement Award is given to graduating seniors who have made exemplary contributions that impact the well-being of the community or individuals in the community.