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Peer reviewedSmith, Terra L.; Barron-Krog, Jennifer; Fullerton, Angela R. – Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, 2001
Tables categorize 635 family and consumer sciences theses and dissertations by institution and subject. The list of titles is categorized as follows: art and design, child development, clothing/apparel, communications, family and consumer sciences, family relations, resource management, foods, human environment/housing, hotel/restaurant…
Descriptors: Child Development, Clothing, Doctoral Dissertations, Family Relationship
Peer reviewedSmith, Terra L.; Hunter, Allison K.; Noah, Jamie Leigh – Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, 2002
Summarizes the 451 titles of theses and dissertations completed in family and consumer sciences in 34 colleges and universities in 2001, by institution and subject matter. Includes a list of titles categorized as follows: art/design, child development, clothing/apparel, general, family relations, resource management, foods, housing, hospitality…
Descriptors: Child Development, Clothing, Doctoral Dissertations, Family Relationship
Peer reviewedKennemer, Cathy G.; Ownbey, Shiretta F. – Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, 1999
Summarizes the content of 734 theses and dissertations completed in family and consumer sciences in colleges and universities in the United States in 1998. Tables present information by institution and subject matter. (Author)
Descriptors: Child Development, Clothing Instruction, Doctoral Dissertations, Food
Download full textNational Committee on United States-China Relations, New York, NY. – 2002
This collection of 15 curriculum projects is the result of a summer seminar in China for teachers and scholars. Projects in the collection are: (1) "Perspectives on Modern Political/Social Issues in China" (Sandy Conlon); (2) "Ancient History X Projects/China" (Michael Corey); (3) "Education and Development: China, a Case…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Asian History, Asian Studies, Chinese Culture
Peer reviewedStanisstreet, Martin; And Others – Studies in Higher Education, 1993
A survey of 244 British university undergraduates in biology, computer science, and English investigated attitudes about various uses of animals, including killing animals to make luxury clothing, killing of animals for food, general and medical research using animals, and captivity. Response differences by discipline, gender, and age were also…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Animal Facilities, Animals, Biology
Chronicle of Higher Education, 1985
A brief review looks at student characteristics, interests, and preferences in entertainment, reading matter, politics, fashion, college choice, college major, food, alcohol use, fraternities and sororities, and military training. It identifies the most common reasons for attending college and the countries from which the most foreign students…
Descriptors: Activism, Alcoholic Beverages, Career Choice, Clothing
Dresser, Norine – 1993
The textbook for students of intermediate English as a Second Language (ESL) is based on cross-cultural communication misunderstandings described in essays written by university students. It consists of 20 instructional units, each beginning with a real student's dilemma caused by cultural differences and each dealing with one particular custom.…
Descriptors: Acculturation, Aging (Individuals), Body Language, Class Activities
