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Student Chapters

Invest in YOUR future. As a student in a discipline dedicated to empowering families, you are eligible for membership in AAFCS/OAFCS. Membership in the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) and the Ohio affiliate (OAFCS) is an essential part of investing in your career. As an undergraduate or graduate student member, you can take action now to expand your knowledge and skills outside the classroom.

Membership form is on line at: http://www.aafcs.org/membership/membership_print.html

As a member of the Pre-professional/Graduate Student Section, you will receive Futurescope, the quarterly newsletter written by and about pre-professionals. Other opportunities as an AAFCS/OAFCS member include:
 

  • Action Newsletter
  • Mentoring Avenue
  • Professional Development
  • Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences
  • Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal
  • Publication Opportunities
  • Leadership Opportunities
  • Ohio Newsletter, The Lamplight
  • Scholarships
  • Networking with peers nationwide

Colleges and Universities in Ohio with Family and Consumer Sciences Chapters

  • Ashland University
  • Baldwin Wallace College
  • Bluffton College
  • Bowling Green State University
  • Kent State University
  • Mount Vernon Nazarene College
  • The Ohio State University
  • Ohio University
  • University of Akron
  • Youngstown State University  

OAFCS Pre-Professional/Graduate Student Section Officers 2007

Dane Salabak, Chair Ohio University Dane.E.Salabak.1@ohio.edu
Cherese McKnight, Vice-Chair   Mount Vernon Nazarene University cmcknigh@mvnu.edu
Marcie Buschko, Secretary University of Akron meb26@uakron.edu
Kimberly Stode, Communications Liaison  Ohio University ks170102@ohio.edu

Ms. Meta Van Nostran , Co-Adviser Ohio University vannostr@ohio.edu
Dr. Candace Fox , Co-Adviser Mount Vernon Nazarene University Candace.Fox@mvnu.edu

Scholarships

The Ohio Association of Family and Consumer Sciences offers three $800 scholarships to sophomores or juniors who have completed a minimum of one term with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and are enrolled in a Family and Consumer Sciences program. Scholarships are paid on a semester or quarter basis directly to the college or university attended.

Student Scholarship Application in .pdf format

The OAFCS Home Economists in Home and Community (HEHC) offers one $500 scholarship to an Ohio homemaker who is returning to higher education to complete a bachelors degree or to pursue graduate study in Family and Consumer Sciences.

Home & Community Scholarship in .pdf format

Applicants must be members of AAFCS/OAFCS. Scholarship applications are available from Ohio Family and Consumer Sciences college and university unit administrators, county extension agents, and the OAFCS scholarship chair.

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Updated September 26, 2007 by Gregory R. Janson, Webmaster