Welcome to the
Council of Administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences (CAFCS)
CAFCS is a National organization of individuals
who hold administrative roles in Family and Consumer Sciences
in colleges and universities. This organization of 200 plus active
and lifetime members began in 1960, with a group of administrators
meeting annually at The Lake Michigan Conferences in Chicago.
In 1966 they became an official organization known as the National
Council of Administrators of Home Economics, holding their first
stand-alone meeting in February of 1966.
The
mission of CAFCS is to strengthen family and consumer sciences
and related units in higher education through the development
of excellence in administration. The organization seeks to achieve
this mission by focusing on leadership development. The annual
CAFCS meeting held in February is designed to focus on leadership
skills. In addition CAFCS works collaboratively with the Higher
Education Unit (HEU) of the American Association of Family and
Consumer Sciences (AAFCS)
and the Board of Human Sciences (BOHS) to provide leadership development
conferences for new and emerging administrators.
Membership is open to Deans of Colleges, Schools, and Extension;
Chairs or Heads of Family and Consumer Sciences Departments within
Schools and Colleges; and other individuals in administrative
roles relating to the profession of Family and Consumer Sciences.
To learn how you might become a member contact Dorothy Mitstifer.
2010 CAFCS Annual Meeting - 50th Anniversary Celebration
The Future of the Past: Celebrating 50 Years of Leadership in FCS
San Diego, CA
See images from the conference
Presentation: Our History (MS Powerpoint)
2009 BoHS and CAFCS Joint Conference
Washington, DC
Febrary 25-27, 2009
The Melrose Hotel, 1430 Pennsylvania Aenue, NW, Washington, DC 20037
Theme: Leadership—The Essential Edge
Minutes of CAFCS Executive Board Meeting
February 25, 2009
Melrose Hotel, Washington D.C.
Minutes of CAFCS Business Meeting
February 25, 2009
Melrose Hotel, Washington D.C.
2008 IFHE World Congress
Report to CAFCS
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