Kay B. Forest

Associate Professor Emeritus

Ph.D. Cornell University

Scholarly Interests: Currently I am studying experiential and attitudinal predictors of cross-racial sympathetic concern. I am also interested in dynamic variations in family and gender relations within both developed and developing countries.

Recent Courses Taught: Families and Social Change, Racial and Ethnic Minority Families, Families in Global Perspective.

E-mail: kforest@niu.edu
Ph: (815)-753-6420
Office: Zulauf Hall 826

Curriculum Vitae



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