5 courses with the subject FRI, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FRI 301APPLIED RESEARCH AT FRC1
Students assist faculty, staff, and student researchers at the Fred Rogers Institute with various research and development projects in the area of children's development. Project focus areas include fostering children's social emotional development, improving quality of child development settings, and promoting meaningful use of technology in children's lives. Students may engage in video analysis, archival research, literature review, data collection and analysis, professional writing and communication.
INDEPENDENT STUDY - CHILD STUDIES This independent study provides an opportunity to deeply study a concept or research area that affects the development of children, youth, and families. Using a collaborative model, students and instructor will identify and engage in a topic of interest that results i a cumulative final product.
This one-credit course will serve as a capstone experience for students completing the minor in Children's Studies. Students will work with the director to develop their own individualized project corresponding with their own interests. For instance, students may choose to complete a comprehensive research paper related to childhood. Another option may be completion of an internship experience working with children or with issues pertaining to children. Students may also propose their own idea for a capstone project to the program director.
