Graduates of UWSP Domestic Science, Home Economics and all the programs stemming from the original program.
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 nrollment in a program that is 100 years old reflects the ebb and flow of events in the nation. The Home
Economics major was in business during two world wars, recessions and booms.
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We relied on early yearbooks and alumni records to search for data
regarding the number of students who graduated in the early years. Early graduates may have been in the
two-year or three-year or five-year programs. All are listed.
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After the late 1960's graduates from various master's degrees are included.
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Beginning with 1973, the data is from the UWSP Registrar's Office.
Beginning in 1997, the Early Childhood Education major was not counted since it moved to the School of
Education.
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Thanks to Brant Bergeron and Theresa Wessels in the UWSP Alumni Office, to Ruth
Wachter-Nelson from UWSP Archives, and Dave Eckholm, UWSP Registrar for help in Compiling this data.
There were years that data from several sources contradicted each other; we did our best to make accurate
interpretations.
Joan North, Dean College of Professional Studies, November 1, 2001
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