Nomi Kleinman Authors Story on Weavers Ethel Stein and Jose Picayo
Nomi Dale Kleinman, chair and associate professor, Textile/Surface Design, published an article in the summer issue of the Surface Design […]
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Carolyn D’Angelo Named Among Most Influential Women in Asset-Based Lending
Carolyn D’Angelo, adjunct assistant professor, Home Products Development, has been named one of the most influential women in asset-based lending […]
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Exhibition and Experience Design Students Design for GE and Present at Industry Summit
Students in FIT’s School of Graduate Studies Exhibition and Experience Design program wrapped up a spring semester chock-full of industry […]
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Yuniya Kawamura Contributes Article on Sneakers to Major Japanese Newspaper
Yuniya (Yuni) Kawamura, professor of Sociology, contributed an article on New York’s sneaker culture, its evolution, and its future to […]
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Elena Romero Honored with Second Telly Award for On-Air Work
Elena Romero, assistant professor of Advertising and Marketing Communications, has won a second Telly Award for her work on the […]
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Amy Werbel Completes Research on Academic Freedom and Censorship
Amy Werbel, professor of History of Art, has completed her term as a non-resident fellow at the University of California […]
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NFT Marketplace Features C.J. Yeh’s Work
“Self VS Identity,” a non-fungible token (NFT) artwork by C.J. Yeh, professor of Creative Technology and Design and assistant chair […]
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Exploring the Legacy of Dietrich, an Impressionist Impresario
The Swedish-American Impressionist artist Dietrich resolved to become a fine artists at an early age. Born Dietrich Grunewald in 1916, […]
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Meg Joseph Examines How Management Is Taught
Meg Joseph, associate professor, Global Fashion Management, co-authored an academic article exploring how management is taught in schools. The article, […]
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How Mediterranean Art Made It to the Smithsonian
Ancient Greek artifacts have been finding their way to the public museums in Washington, D.C., since the mid-19th century. What […]
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