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Family and Consumer Sciences undergraduate and graduate students are expected to graduate having met the following outcomes: 

• °µÍøTV recognize, respect, and value individual and societal diversity
• °µÍøTV learn standards for ethical professional practices
• °µÍøTV value their roles as family and consumer sciences professionals in the formation of public policy/civic engagement in their ability to critique, develop, implement, and assess policies that support the well being of individuals, families, consumers, and communities
• °µÍøTV develop critical thinking skills to utilize diverse approaches for determining alternative solutions for issues
• °µÍøTV support the principles and importance of collaborations and partnerships in communities and the work place
• °µÍøTV recognize that education is a lifelong process