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FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
MAJORS
Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS)
General Sequence (Option 1 and Option 2)
Teacher Education Sequence (TE)
Fashion Design and Merchandising (FDM)
Fashion Design and Product Development
Fashion Merchandising
Food, Nutrition and Dietetics (FND)
Dietetics
Food and Nutrition Management
Human Development and Family Science (HDFS)
Interior Design (ID)
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES (FCS)GENERAL SEQUENCE
Option 1
Opportunity to take courses from all areas of FCS (FDM, FND, HDFS, ID)
Many elective options
Option 2
Opportunity to take courses from all areas of FCS (FDM, FND, HDFS, ID)
Coursework holds a focus in one particular FCS Discipline
Many elective options
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES (FCS)TEACHER EDUCATION (TE)
Student Teaching Locations:
Normal Community West HS - Normal, IL
Reed-Custer HS - Braidwood, IL
Metea Valley HS - Aurora, IL
Hinsdale South HS - Hinsdale, IL
Downer’s Grove South HS - Downer’s Grove, IL
Alumni:
Glenbrook South HS - Glenview, IL
Rantoul Township HS - Rantoul, IL
Limestone Community HS - Limestone, IL
West Aurora HS - West Aurora, IL
Bloomington Junior HS - Bloomington, IL
Teacher licensure • Meets State requirements to teach grades 6-12
Teaching areas include:• Culinary, Nutrition and Wellness• Textiles, Fashion, Design and Merchandising• Child Development, Human Development and Parenting• Consumer education • Early Childhood Education (working with Pre-K children)• Adult Living and Family Relationships• Interior Design
Program Highlights • Largest teacher ed program for FCS in Illinois • Work and educate adolescents on life skills• Satisfying career!• Multiple career options – teacher, extension work, consultant, business
and industry education/training, faculty positions
Program Coordinator: Dr. Sally [email protected]
FASHION DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING (FDM)
Two Options:• Fashion Merchandising
• Fashion Design and Product Development
Lois Jett Historic Costume Collection
Study Tour
Professional Practice
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
FDMA Fashion Show
FASHION DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING (FDM)
Internship Sites:
Lands’ End Corporate
Kohl’s Corporate
Nordstrom
Crate & Barrel
Seventeen Magazine, NYC
Alumni:
Seven For All Man Kind
Claire’s Accessories Corporate
Buckle Corporate
Chico’s
Von Maur Corporate
FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS (FND)
Dietetics (ACEND-Accredited Program)• Science-based program - General,
Organic & Biochemistry• Food, nutrition, health, education, work
with people• 1) B.S. degree 2) Dietetic Internship 3)
Registration Exam (R.D.)• Career opportunities - wide variety
related to food & health
Food and Nutrition Management• Non-R.D. program• Food and business focus, rather than
science• Opportunities related to food and
management
FOOD, NUTRITION AND DIETETICS (FND)
Internship Sites:• Community Cancer Center• District 87 Schools• DuPage County Health Department• St. Louis Children’s Hospital• Walt Disney World College Program
Alumni:• Wellness Consultant, Dyax• Clin. Dietitian, Renal Care Grp• Registered Dietitian• Certified Diabetic Educator
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY SCIENCE(HDFS)
Prepares students to provide educational, preventive, and intervention services to individuals and families which enhance personal, family, and community well-being.
Student organizations: ISU Council on Family Relations
Child Life Club
Clinical experiences: Class-based opportunities: ISU Child Care
Center, Community-based centers
Internship
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY SCIENCE (HDFS)
Internship Sites:
Children’s Home and Aid
Baby Fold
SPICE Pediatric Therapy
Easter Seals
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
Alumni:Case Manager, Sunrise Living
Preschool Teacher
Principal – Chesterbrook Acad.
Child Life Specialist
Resident Manager, Ronald McDonald House Charities
INTERIOR DESIGN(ID)
• CIDA accredited • Earn credit hours for study
abroad • Semester or Summer• Faculty led travel study
• Professional Practice/Internship
• Student Organization• International Interior Design
Association
EMPLOYERS - Top “100” Design Firms
Residential• Susan Fredman, Normandy Remodeling
Workplace• Whitney• Gensler• HOK
Retail• Fitch• RGLA• Shive Hattery
Hospitality• Disney Imagineering • AumillerYoungquist
Health Care• OWP&P• Farnsworth• OSF
INTERIOR DESIGN(ID)
Internship Sites AlumniAkme Studio: Krakow, Poland Sr. Assoc, Gensler, LA, Calif
Callison Architecture Inc.: Seattle, WA Sr. Interior Designer, Cannon Design, St. Louis / Chicago
GSR Andrade Architects: Lake Geneva, WI Interior Designer, Arcturis, St. Louis
KNA Design: Los Angeles, CA Senior Interior Designer, HOK
MOA Architecture: Casper, WY
STUDY ABROAD
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 Except Food Nutrition Dietetics – Dietetics. This required a 3.0.
FCS majors are competitive. A 2.5 GPA does not guarantee admission.
Applications accepted: Jan 1 – Feb 21
Aug 1 – Sept 21
Most sequences can be completed with 4 full time semesters. Except Interior Design, with typically takes 5 semesters due to accreditation
requirements.
ACCELERATED MASTERS DEGREES
FCS has began offering Accelerated (1 year) Masters Degrees for the following programs: Interior Design
Food, Nutrition, & Dietetics
Fashion, Design, & Merchandising.
Apply the spring before your final year begins.
Students will take 12 hours of graduate level courses during their final year in undergrad. You will pay undergraduate tuition rates for these 12 hours.
Requirements: Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.20 for all course work at ISU.
Declared undergraduate major in one of the programs listed above.
Who do I advise?
Students who are officially declared in a major within Family and Consumer Sciences and have currently earned 24 credit hours or more (sophomores, juniors, and seniors).
Freshmen Advising
All ISU freshmen are advised through University College or the Honors Program.
Freshmen status includes all students who have earned 23 credit hours or less.
You can schedule to meet with your Academic Advisor in University College by calling 309-438-7604.
Prospective FCS Students
You can contact Michele Ruby ([email protected] or 309-438-4608) to learn more about the FCS programs.
For course registration, you should meet with a University College Academic Advisor until you officially get into FCS.
ACADEMIC ADVISING AT ISU
Plan of Study
A plan of study details when the student intends to take all courses needed to meet graduation requirements by their anticipated graduation date.
First semester sophomores (declared in FCS) are encouraged to arrange a meeting with the FCS Academic Advisor as soon as possible, to discuss a plan of study.
Internal and external transfer students are encouraged to meet during their first semester in the department, to draft a plan of study.
Registration
Students are encouraged to have contact with an Academic Advisor each semester, prior to their registration day and time.
WHY DO I NEED AN ACADEMIC ADVISOR?
All declared FCS majors and minors have access
Post “Announcements”
Good “Resources”
“Appointment Manager Link”
FCS Academic Advising: ReggieNet
FCS ACADEMIC ADVISING: REGGIENET
Link available in my email
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Link available on the FCS Academic
Advising ReggieNet site
SCHEDULING AN ACADEMIC ADVISING APPOINTMENT
Sent to all students with a declared major or minor in FCS
Sent to ISU email address
Sent during academic year and before the start of each semester.
Full of GOOD and HELPFUL information
ADVISING UPDATE EMAILS
If you can't register for any class for any reason, check the prerequisites first. If you feel you have met those prerequisites, please submit a "Course Override Request" online through My IllinoisState.edu.
The online request form will be under the "Academics" tab in the “Registration" section.
Each department is responsible for handling "Course Override Requests" for courses in their department. (For example: All English classes are handled by the Department of English.)
Once a "Course Override Request" is submitted, the appropriate department will review and respond to your request.
COURSE OVERRIDE REQUESTS
GRADUATION PREP
Seniors are strongly encouraged to meet with the FCS Academic Advisor regarding their last semester, prior to the start of registration, to confirm they are on target for their anticipated graduation date.
Fill out the Graduation Notification Form the semester before you graduate. This prompts me to do one more ‘start from scratch’ degree audit before the start of your final semester.
TOOLS FOR SUCCESS
ILSTU email accountReggieNet
Advising Update EmailsFCS Website
Meet with your advisor
NOT IN THE MAJOR, BUT WANT TO MEET WITH SOMEONE?
Michele Ruby meets with all prospective FCS students.
Her contact information is:[email protected]
309-438-2517
SOCIAL MEDIA#lifeinfcs
SAVE THE DATES – FCS EVENTS
FCS Scholarship Applications• Applications available now!• Apps are due 2/12.
Fashion Show• Friday, April 27th at 7pm• Bone Student Center
