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2010 ANNUAL CONFERENCE - Chicago, Illinois
Register today for the PFRKC pre-conference workshop, Building Intentional and Visionary Parent & Family Programs, on Sunday, March 7 from 9am-noon. Additional information on PFRKC sponsored programs and events is available in our current newsletter. Contact
If you have information that you would like to post on the PFR website, please email Jen Meyers at jmmeyers@umd.edu.
Welcome to the Parent and Family Relations Knowledge Community!
The PFR KC seeks to:
- Identify and share current research best practices in the area of college parenting as well as promote opportunities for new research
- Provide valuable information on interacting with parents of college student via programming, compilations of current literature, and web resources
We encourage you to explore the PFR KC website to find resources and information on:
- Involvement opportunities
- Parent and Family Relations Blog
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- Resources