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Enrollment in UWSP Home Economics Master's Degree Programs.
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n the late 1960's the School of Home Economics created two masters'
programs, one in Home Economics Education and one in Nutritional Science. Both programs changed names and
curriculum over time, but the list below shows the number of students who received masters' degrees over
time. The current Human and Community Resources master's program is growing now. The current Nutritional
Sciences master's program was put on hold the past two years as the faculty determined a new direction.
Fall 2002 the revised Nutritional Sciences Master's will be launched, with a strong concentration on
community nutrition, research applied in community settings, and an efficient 12 month completion plan.
We will also have an internship program coordinated with the master's by Fall 2003.
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