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Fourth YearFirst Semester Hrs. Second Semester Hrs.HMFE167 3 Ag. Ed. 188 8CD&FS212 3 C&I188* 4Cluster C 3 C&l 280 3HEED 281" 3 C&I104* 416 15'Professional Education Courses"Family Resources Core•"Substitutes for HMFE 160Human Nutrition and FoodsFacultyProfessorsMary K. Head, Ph.D., R.D., C.H.E. (Purdue U.). Experimental foods, Applied humannutrition, Food and dietary evaluation.M. Zafar Alam Nomani, Ph.D., R.D. (Rutgers U.). Dietary fiber, Cholesterol, Proteinand energy metabolism, Nutritional assessment and International nutrition.Assistant ProfessorsSaid Ladki, M.S. (U.W.—Stout). Business, Hotel/restaurant management and tourismdevelopment. Visiting.Wendy Stuhldreher, Ph.D., R.D. (U. Pitt.). Nutritional epidemiology, Cholesterollowering, Maternal and child health, Cardiovascular disease, DiabetesInstructorBetty A. Forbes, M.A., R.D. (WVU). Normal, community, and clinical nutrition.Program ObjectivesStudents graduating from the human nutrition and foods program have beenprepared to demonstrate basic competence in all areas of dietetic practice and/orrestaurant and food service management.Area of EmphasisDieteticsRestaurant and Food Service ManagementCareer ProspectsCareer prospects in nutrition are varied. As dietitians, students will find opportunitiesin hospital and community settings, as well as in business, industry or the privatesector. In the area of restaurant and food service management, students may choosefrom administrative positions with major food management corporations or pursueentrepreneurial goals.A major in human nutrition and foods provides a foundation for postgraduate work.Those students emphasizing dietetics may continue with academic careers in nutrition,biochemistry, exercise physiology, pharmacy, public health or medicine, while studentsin restaurant and food service management may pursue degrees in law or businessadministration. Students completing the Plan IV Program (approved by the AmericanDietetic Association) will be eligible for dietetic internships and approved practiceprograms leading to registration as a dietitian.Suggested CurriculumStudents receive academic training in nutrition, food science, physiology,microbiology, and biochemistry as well as management, accounting, economics, and66 College of Agriculture and Forestry
asic food service and restaurant management. During the first two years, theycomplete two semesters of English, college algebra, two semesters of inorganicchemistry, organic chemistry, biology, two Family Resources core courses, a prescribedset of Cluster A and B courses and beginning food science and nutritioncourses.Students in the Restaurant and Food Service Management option receiveacademic training in business and basic management as well as food science,nutrition, food service, and restaurant operations. In addition, courses will includemarketing, sales, and computer science. Students must fulfill requirements for upperdivision courses in the College of Business and Economics.Human Nutrition and Foods Requirements (Dietetics—Plan IV)First YearFirst SemesterHrs. Second Semester3 Chem. 163 HN&F713 Comm. 21Engl. 1Math.Soc. & A. 5CD&FS. 10Chem. 153416Psych. 1Elective*Hrs.16Second YearFirst SemesterEngl. 2Biol. 2HN&F172HN&F55HMFE165Hrs. Second Semester3 Chem. 1314 HN&F1513Physi. 1414 HMFE1603Cluster A17Hrs.18Third YearFirst SemesterCluster AHN&F 272HN&F153Bio. Ch. 139CS5Hrs. Second Semester Hrs.3 Bus. A. 120 33 HN&F 274 34 HN&F 257 35 Psych. 151 34 Stat. 101 3"W 15Fourth YearFirst SemesterHN&F 179HN&F 260Ag. Mi. 141Ag. Ec. 10Cluster AHrs. Second Semester Hrs.1 HN&F 279 13 HN&F 254 44 HEED 281 34 Econ. 51 33 Elective -315 14Division of Family Resources 67
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITYUndergradua
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FridayUNIVERSITY CALENDAR, 1991-92F
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ContentsPresident's Cabinet, Deans,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITYPresident's
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BPart 1 General InformationWest Vir
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1climate is marked by four distinct
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Grade Averages and Test ScoresThe g
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assessed undergraduate fees. Candid
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tia. The permission must be granted
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Advanced Placement ProgramSubject T
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college granting your degree and th
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Areas of EmphasisChild CareChild De
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Textiles, Clothing and Fashion Merc
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six week summer field practice; thi
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Associate ProfessorsJames P. Armstr
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Admission to Arts and Sciences Degr
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Art HistoryDegree: Bachelor of Arts
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Joy B. Easton, J.D. (WVU). Emerita.
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Biology 93, 316Board of Regents bac
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