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Graduate Directory - Family Studies and Human Development

Family Studies and Human Development

Elia Bueno

B.A. in Psychology, M.A. in Psychological Research
Laredo, TX
Family Studies and Human Development

Selena Carbajal

M.S., Family Studies and Human Development – University of Arizona; B.A., Psychology and Women's Studies, Chicano/Latino Studies Minor – California State University, Fresno
Fresno, CA
Family Studies and Human Development

Victoria Cooper

Family Studies and Human Development

Jacy K Farkas

University of Arizona: BA, MA
Family Studies and Human Development

Sydney Hainsworth

Family Studies and Human Development

Sei Eun Kim

M.A., Human Development- Teachers College, Columbia University
Family Studies and Human Development

Ashley Kuelz

B.A., Psychology, M.S., Family Studies and Human Development
Knoxville, TN
Family Studies and Human Development

Kayla Osman

Family Studies and Human Development

Alexandria S. Pech

M.S., Family Studies and Human Development; B.A. Psychology and Human Development
San Pedro, CA
Family Studies and Human Development

Evelyn Sarsar

B.A., Psychological Science, California State University San Marcos
Family Studies and Human Development

Rayni Thomas

Family Studies and Human Development

Maria Belinda Vasquez

B.A. in Psychology and B.A. in Early Childhood Education with Bilingual Endorsement
Jecori, Son - Mexico
Family Studies and Human Development

Kealie Walker

Family Studies and Human Development

Zhenqiang Zhao

Family Studies and Human Development

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