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UACES main office in Arkansas is stationed in Little Rock. Later popped up University of Arkansas and then University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff a couple years later.
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One of the first documented dietitians. Studied domestic science.
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This act was able to achieve a land grant which gave an opportunity to give the working class a higher education level.
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A school where different type of programs were established from the Justin Smith Morrill Act of 1862
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Started to teach 'Home Economics at Cornell University'
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The year American Association of Family and Consumer Science was Founded
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The founder of AAFCS
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Created the Cooperative Extension Service to teach Americans to expand education on 'agriculture and technology' through land grant universities.
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An act to fund the teachings of agriculture and home economics to the Americans already living in rural areas.
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This is the symbol for AAFCS because back then it was a good source of light for American Colonist.
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Founded the National Council on Family Relations
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She was president at that time and made it possible for retired NHDAA members to join the AHEA meeting that year. During this time they would call them 'Honorary Members.'
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Congress granted this act to help every american, employed or unemployed, to succeed in different kinds of job training.
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The first NAEHE meeting of the Executive Board and Advisory Council
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One of the presidents for National Association of Extension Home Economists. Since being elected she gathered past information of NAEHE between 1933-1975.
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Enhanced the vocational education act of 1963, and focused more about teaching people the skills of 'people skills' and how to do what you would call 'everyday things'
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This act was created to stop disabled discrimination in the work place.
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This is a national (state-to-state) act that started pushing out stereotyping and gender roles practices in vocational education.
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This act was to improve technical skills. Also reauthorized in 1998, 2006,2018
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Future homemakers of America changed its name to Family, career and community leaders of America.
