Human Ecology articles from April 2005

Human Ecology archives from April 2005

Correction.(Correction Notice)
April 1, 2005... The photo credit for the images on the inside front cover and page 23 of Human Ecology, Volume 32, Number 3, March 2005, should read: Discovery Channel, Latin America. STUDIOS Architecture.

Impact of Human Ecology research.(College of Human Ecology)
April 1, 2005... It is my great pleasure to provide you with the 2003-04 annual report of the New York State College of Human Ecology at Cornell University. In my first year as dean, the college has seen great progress toward the improvement of facilities, the...

From scholarship to policy.(research experiences of a health economist)
April 1, 2005... Like many faculty members in the College of Human Ecology, my doctoral training is in a specific academic discipline--I received my Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago. Yet, like all of the departments in the college, my home...

Making healthy behavior easy: Carol Devine maps the influences on food-choice strategies in busy lives.
April 1, 2005... "Time and people's perception of what they need to accomplish to meet their multiple responsibilities are the themes that run through all the interviews," says Carol Devine, speaking about her new study, Work-Family Integration and Diets of...

Material world: electrospinning; Margaret Frey spins a green alternative for textiles.
April 1, 2005... While most people groan at soaring gas prices, Margaret Frey, assistant professor of textiles and apparel, sees opportunity. Aside from fueling our cars, petroleum is the major raw material in manufactured fibers for textiles and in plastics....

2003-2004 annual report of the College of Human Ecology.
April 1, 2005... Design and Environmental Analysis New courses in the Department of Design and Environmental Analysis (DEA) that address the broad themes of the environment and health and well-being (Environments and Health, DEA 661 and Poverty over the...