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| A
changing curriculum for changing times |
| The courses
offered by the School and the majors available to students have been
dramatically transformed over the past 100 years. From a Department
to a School, from home economics to family resources and consumer
sciences to human ecology, the various name changes and structural
revisions of the program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have
reflected shifting contemporary concerns and redefinitions of the
field. Beginning as a science-based general liberal arts program,
over past ten decades the program has evolved into the professional
school of today. |
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| A
student reading, c. 1970 |
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