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10:04 am Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Week-long enrichment program targets family and consumer science interest

A summer enrichment program at Alabama A&M University will be held for high school students statewide, ages 15-18, who are interested in family and consumer sciences-related programs.

The program is open to incoming AAMU freshmen who have declared a major in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences.

The comprehensive enrichment program, funded by a USDA grant, is schedules to run from June 19-24.

The free, on-campus, room and board paid session is specifically designed to accommodate 25-30 students interested in family and consumer sciences education,  nutrition and hospitality management, apparel merchandising and design, and human development/family studies.

For additional information or to receive an application, contact Dr. Allison Parker-Young at (256) 372-8354 or Eunice Tibbs at (256) 372-8739.

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