2007 Stories

• Aging Improves Parent-Child Relationships
• Purdue Celebrates New Home for Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Hanley Hall Celebration
• Family Impact Seminar to Address Reducing High School Dropout Rate
• Military Families to Benefit from Lilly Endowment
• New Design Adds Color to Alumni Newsletter, Focus
• Cell Phone Cameras Could be the Key to Dieting Success
• Show Your CFS Pride with Spirit Wear
• Talking to Children about War, Terrorism, and Peacemaking
• "Fish for Your Health" Info Card Designed for Women
• Reading, Writing, and School Readiness
• Healthy and Tasty Summer Eating
• Scholarship to Honor Olivia Wood's Career
• HTM/F&N Students Win Sara Lee Innovation Award
• CFS Alumni Board Names 2007 Outstanding Seniors
• CFS Alumni Board Presents 2007 Alumni Awards
• 2006 Purdue Newsreel Available Online
• Purdue Hosts Master Sommelier Course for HTM Students
• Center Partners with Contact Center Trade Association

2006 Stories

• Family Impact Seminar Explores Healthcare Financing
• Sara Lee Stirs Student Creativity
• Family Impact Seminar Explores Healthcare Financing
• Marriott Gift to Help Build New Home for HTM
• 2006-07 CFS Student Ambassadors Selected
• Military Families Provide Insight on Adjusting to Change
• "Fish for Your Health" Web Site Educates Public about Fish
• Researcher Studies Relationships between Parents and Adult Children
• Foods and Nutrition Inducts Alumni into Hall of Fame
• Inspiring Families and Building Communities Award
• Honorary Doctorate Awarded at Commencement
• CFS Celebrates Diversity at College-wide Event
• Experience and Community Service Help HTM Students Land Jobs
• CFS Recognizes 2006 Outstanding Alumni
• Purdue Alumni Endow Fund in CFS
• 2006 Outstanding Seniors
• Dean Savaiano Chosen Chair-Elect of National Board
• Get Checking Helps Hoosiers with Financial Management
• CFS Extension Promotes Healthy Communities

2005 Stories

• Gerontology students get a fresh look at aging
• CFS Extension educator wins One Brick Higher Award
• Mary Louise Foster named a "Special Boilermaker"
• Hanley gift to jumpstart Human Development Institute
• Purdue alumni couple honored for endowing scholarships
• Irish students study foods and nutrition at Purdue  
• Professor urges parents to talk about hurricane trauma
• Added calcium can benefit women on the pill
• Purdue community campaign gift endows CDFS scholarship
• CFS welcomes new Extension program leader
• PhD program benefits students interested in aging issues
• CFS honors program that helps young fathers
• Camp Calcium research yields important findings
• Families need structure, rules for summer vacation
• CFS recognizes Dr. Munro Peacock and Dr. Peggy Wild with honorary doctorates
• CFS students place second in national competition
• Botanicals Center receives $6 million in funding
• Kanter Award winning research examines differences among men and women in quantity and quality of free time
• Purdue nutrition expert helps update dietary guidelines

2004 Stories

• Vitamin E in plant seeds could halt some forms of cancer
• CFS alumna Judi Merkel receives Hovde Award
• CFS alumna Betsy Marti receives Special Boilermaker Award
• CFS renamed College of Consumer and Family Sciences
• CDFS researchers receive $1.4 million grant
• MFRI examines counseling program for soldiers
• 2004 Outstanding Seniors
• Ray Kavanaugh honored by International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education
• Camp Calcium explores link between calcium and weight loss
• CFS student is half of Silver Twins duo
• Germán Posada wins 2004 Bowlby-Ainsworth Award
• Campus campaign kicks off with a pancake breakfast

2003 Stories

• Grandparent caregivers can face legal challenges
• Professor helps farm families talk about farm transfer
• Recruiters praise HTM career fair and students
• Students gain international experience in Nanjing, China
• Consumer Sciences and Retailing professor co-authors book
• New center provides opportunities to study aging
• Eating peanuts helps keep heart healthy without gaining weight
• Alastair Morrison named Distinguished Professor
• Douglas Powell named Distinguished Professor
• HTM tops national ranking for second time