Call for Papers
for publication in
KAPPA OMICRON NU FORUM
the journal of Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society
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Topic:
Legacies for the Future
Guest
Editor: Dr. Sharon Y. Nickols,
University of Georgia
Objectives
- This theme will
Record the accomplishments of leaders
in family and consumer sciences and all of its specializations,
including the following:
- Leaders from various racial and
ethnic groups;
- Leaders in the fields of education
at all levels, business and industry, and public service
agencies, thus emphasizing the venues for applying the knowledge
and practicing the philosophy of family and consumer sciences;
Draw implications about the legacy
of past leaders for the future of the family and consumer
sciences profession with emphasis on conditions and policy-shaping
research, instruction, and service.
Inspire professionals to make contributions
to the field.
Overview
- Legacies
for the Future
focuses on the history of family and consumer sciences (domestic
science and home economics) by "telling the stories"
of leaders who responded to societal needs and intellectual
challenges and who helped to shape the programs of study,
the research, the policy Initiatives, and the practice of
their times. In other words, this theme hopes to capture the
legacies of leaders in domestic science and those who shaped
the field as it evolved in the United States through 1985.
Without a written record of the contributions of past leaders,
the history of a profession will be lost. Because the past
often points the way for the future, the thinking and actions
of past leaders can provide insights to those currently in
the field of family and consumer sciences. Understanding the
context of events is more readily achieved when the work of
leaders is documents with reference to the challenges they
faced.
Information
and Deadline - Kappa
Omicron FORUM is
a refereed publication outlet for both members and nonmembers.
Manuscripts
will be accepted until further notice for a possible fourth
issue. See Guidelines for
Authors.
Kappa
Omicron Nu Honor Society
4990
Northwind Drive, Suite 140
East
Lansing, MI 48823-5031
T:
(517) 351-8335; F: (517) 351-8336
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To assure breadth of biographical sketches, each author is
asked to file a proposed name with the guest editor at (706)
542-4879 in advance of preparing the manuscript.
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