The College of Applied Science and Technology has released the next episode of the college’s new podcast, The PodCAST. This episode features a conversation with Nayeli (Naya) Lechuga-Knight, a Human Development and Family Sciences alum who currently serves as a senior care coordinator for the Livingston County Health Department.
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The College of Applied Science and Technology has released the next episode of the college’s new podcast, The PodCAST. This episode features a conversation with Jennifer Mangers-Deans, an alum of the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, who currently serves as the Director of Clinical Care Education Programs at Cure SMA.
The College of Applied Science and Technology has released the next episode of the college’s new podcast, The PodCAST. This episode features a conversation with Sandy Shelton, an alum of the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, who currently serves as Regional Manager for Barnes and Noble College.
The College of Applied Science and Technology has released the next episode of the college’s new podcast, The PodCAST. This episode features a conversation with Cody Whitehead, an alum of the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, and currently serves as the Franchising Manager at Inspire Brands, in charge of Franchise Sales for Jimmy John’s and Sonic.
HDFS students Molly Allen and Emma Perino have a friendship that is well into its second decade.
Morgan Watson ’20, M.S. ’22, spends her days making an impact on families.
This year, the College of Applied Science and Technology launched CAST Connections, the college’s new student-level success center. One of the center’s goals is to provide students with an opportunity to participate in community outreach projects. That goal was accomplished this year by partnering with a program titled Make it Matter.
Dr. Charlotte Talkington ’61 is a loyal university supporter. She retired in 1994 after more than 30 years as faculty in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences. Talkington solidified her support for the department in 2001 by establishing the Charlotte E. Talkington Professional Development Fund in Family and Consumer Sciences.
