Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division Report
Mason, Karen, Techniques
It has been an enlightening experience for me these past few months. The Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division had some great sessions at the ACTE Convention held in December. Our FACS Division opening session speaker was Marcia Northrup from Lee's Summit, Missouri. Marcia did a great job and inspired us with "The Lifesavers."
The NATFACS affiliate also had many great sessions and did a wonderful job hosting our division resource room. The division gave two graduate fellowships this year to Desirae Domenico and Darby Thompson Sewell. We also added two distinguished individuals to the Roll of Honor; they were Daisy Stewart and Lela Goar. Family and consumer sciences …
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Publication information:
Article title: Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division Report.
Contributors: Mason, Karen - Author.
Magazine title: Techniques.
Volume: 80.
Issue: 3
Publication date: March 2005.
Page number: 42.
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