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Loren D. Marks, Ph.D., CFLE, holds the Kathryn Norwood and Claude Fussel Alumni Professorship in the College of Agriculture is an Associate Professor in the Family, Child, and Consumer Science Division of Louisiana State University’s School of Human Ecology. He also works with the LSU AgCenter’s Parents Preparing for Success Program (PPSP). Since beginning his work at LSU in 2002, Dr. Marks has centered his research efforts on a national qualitative study of faith and families. He has authored 40 research publications on family life, including recent work that has received national media attention from sources as diverse as The Washington Times and Black Entertainment Television (BET.com). In 2008, he was named an LSU Rainmaker (Top 100 LSU Research Faculty), and in 2009 he was honored as the Sedberry Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher in the LSU College of Agriculture, was featured as LSU Today Flagship Faculty, and was listed in Who’s Who in America. A member of the Kappa Omicron Nu and Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Societies, Dr. Marks received his undergraduate and M.S. degrees in Family Science and Human Development from Brigham Young University, and a Ph.D. in Family Studies from the University of Delaware.
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