Student and new professional members in the National Council on Family Relations challenge the status quo, infuse new ideas and stimulate frank discussions about our relevance in society. To them NCFR owes its gratitude and our promise to provide opportunities to lead and develop careers that strengthen families through research, education, and public policy. Thank you for choosing NCFR. - Diane Cushman, Executive Director of NCFR
Submit a 2008 Conference Proposal to the S/NP Section!
Deadline March 3, 2008!
 What is an S/NP?
S/NP stands for student/new professional. This designation within NCFR includes anyone who is a student (undergraduate or graduate) or a new professional (within 5 years of last degree). Each section within NCFR has at least one S/NP Representative included in its leadership. The job of an S/NP Representative is to provide a voice for S/NPs within the section and NCFR. There is also an S/NP Representative to the Program Planning Committee who makes sure S/NP interests and activities are represented in the conference program each year. Finally, there is an S/NP Representative to the Board who represents your voice in meetings and other business addressed by the Board.
NCFR maintains an e-mail listserv for S/NPs, providing an avenue for S/NP members to communicate. All S/NP members are automatically subscribed to the S/NP listserv.
Send a message to the Student/New Professional Listserv (S/NP Members Only)
snp_list@listmanager.ncfr.org
April L. Few (2008) - S/NP Board Representative
alfew@vt.edu
Jennifer L. Hardesty (2008) - S/NP Program Representative
hardesty@uiuc.edu
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