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This course examines the intersections of family health and well-being and work using an interdisciplinary approach. Specifically, this course analyzes the influences of parental employment on child outcomes and parental well-being, the interaction between gender and employment on family health and well-being, as well as work-related policies and working environments on family health and well-being. Students must have completed a Bachelor's of Science. Admission to NC State graduate school or permission of instructor required.

Typically offered in Summer only

This course is offered alternate odd years