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He was the first person to experiment with household issues.
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She began the home economics movement
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They created careers for women and moved home economics to higher education
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This act was passed providing lands to the states to be sold to support colleges of agriculture and mechanical arts
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The two schools are the University of Arkansas and the University of Pine Bluff
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This sparked a significant beginning to economics in schools
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This institution was designed by the state to receive benefits from the Morrill Act of 1862 to focus on teaching agriculture, science, and etc.
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Ellen Richards is recognized for opening the Rumford kitchen of 'Science of Nutrition' at the worlds fair in Chicago.
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This was the first time they discussed the home economics education
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She was an important female figure and founded the AFFCS
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This act established an extended outreach in programs through land grant universities to educate Americans in agriculture.
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Hughes Act has bettered the quality of life not just for America’s rural and farm families but for everyone across the globe who is fed and clothed by the American Farmer.
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AHEA established and maintained instructions of home management for elementary and high school girls and appropriate home economics instructions for boys.
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The act provided the first federal aid for vocational training for workers
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Agnes, chair of the Department of home economics at U of California Berkley, is appointed to serve on President Roosevelts first nutrition congress
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This Act allowed for financial support for vocational; students in work-study programs.
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This significant piece of legislation approved funding at both secondary and post secondary levels, but more importantly provided funding for consumer and homemaking education.
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The act helped to develop and carry out activities and programs to eliminate gender bias, stereotyping, and discrimination in vocational education.
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As it relates to family and consumer science education, the social and economic goals were to “improve the effectiveness of consumer and homemaking education
