History of FACS

By lstarr
  • Justin Smith Morrill/ Morrill Act of 1862

    Justin Smith Morrill/ Morrill Act of 1862
    This act was the reason for donating Public Lands to the states and territories which provided education in agriculture.
  • Land Grant University

    Land Grant University
    LGU is an institution of higher education in the United States chosen by a state to get the benefits of the Morrill Acts of 1862 and 1890. This Act is focused on the teaching of agriculture, science, military science and engineering.
  • The Land Grant Universities in AR

    The Land Grant Universities in AR are
    University of Arkansas, and
    University of Arkansas Pine Bluff
  • Hatch Act

    Hatch Act
    The Hatch Act provided 15,000 dollars to state established agricultural experiment stations per year after it passed.
  • Rumford Kitchen

    The World Columbian Exposition in Chicago, the Rumford Kitchen of "science of nutrition"
  • School Lunch Program

    First nutritional lunch school program in Boston by Ellen Richards
  • Lake Placid Confrence

    The first Lake Placid conference that began the creation of the American Home Economics Association
  • Ellen Richards Death

    Ellen Richards Death
  • Smith Lever Act of 1914

    This act is associated with the Land Grant Universities, It helped people learn about the current developments in agriculture and home economics, etc. This really helped out the farmers by teaching them home techniques.
  • Smith Hughes Act of 1917

    This act was a National Vocational Education Act. It was an act of the United States Congress that promoted vocational education in "agriculture, trades and industry, and homemaking", and gave federal funds for this purpose.
  • Boys take Home Economics

    AHEA sets goals to create and maintain instruction in the department of home management for elementary and high school girls and home economics instruction for boys.
  • Parenting classes

    Parenting classes start to become popular and pushed on.
  • Agnes Faye Morgan

    Agnes Faye Morgan, chair of Department of Home Economics at University of California Berkeley, is appointed to serve on President Roosevelt First Nutritional Congress.
  • Accreditation

    Accreditation of undergraduate programs in home economics starts.
  • Vocational Education Act

    This act gave grants to states to help and develop vocational-technical education programs. The funds were set aside for occupations in demand.
  • Vocational Amendment

    This amendment is basically an extension of the 1963 amendments, but the main point of it has changed from occupations to people.
  • Vocational Amendment

    This act is, The Rehabilitation Act, which provides protections and services for people with disabilities. It was signed by Richard Nixon in 1973.
  • Vocational Amendment

    This is a law that was passed in 1976 basically saying that whenever you are done with college it is expected that you find a job, the exact law states,
    "Federal grants to States to assist them to maintain, extend, and improve existing programs of vocational education, to develop new programs of vocational
    education"
    It also talks about if you are in youth and need a job to pursue your academic career.
  • Carl Perkins Vocational Act

    Its purpose is to increase the quality of technical education in the United States.
  • Carl Perkins Act

    This act strives to help and improve the quality of technical education within the United States in order to help the economy like the first one but this is a reauthorized act.
  • Carl Perkins Act

    The new Act provides an increased focus on the academic achievement of career and technical education students, strengthen the connections between secondary and post-secondary education, and improve state and local accountability