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Jan D. Andersen, Ph.D. Associate Professor
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"One reason why it's so hard to save money is that our neighbors are always buying something we can't afford." ~Robert C. Savage |
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CATALOG DESCRIPTION: Management of resources in family systems. Interaction of families with other societal and environmental systems in acquiring and using resources to meet goals and other demands. Lecture, composition. Prerequisite: Passing score on the WPE. 3 units.
FACS 141--Family Finance meets the requirement for General Education Category E. CATALOG DESCRIPTION: The economic problems of and financial management by the individual and the family. Topics include: income patterns, inflation, credit, contracts, housing, financial services, insurance, taxes, investments, retirement income planning. Lecture, discussion. 3 units.
FACS 147--Financial and Legal Aspects of Aging CATALOG DESCRIPTION: Economic status, financial and consumer issues, legal rights and responsibilities and resource management for aging persons. Emphasis on financial planning for retirement and estate planning. Lecture, discussion, case studies. Prerequisite: FACS 141 or instructor permission. 3 units.
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Financial problems and divorce Financial Problems as Predictors of Divorce: A Social Exchange Perspective An Electronic Leap: Quizzes on the Web Weekly
Quizzes: Summative, Formative, or Something Else?
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Professional Associations American Council on Consumer Interests Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education Western Family Economics Association
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