I am an Assistant Professor in Fashion Merchandising and Retailing at Johnson & Wales University, and I have taught extensively in higher education.
Courses have incorporated studio, lab, and lecture formats for diverse student bodies. Classes have ranged in size from three to 125 students and institutions include large public universities, mid-sized private universities, and community colleges.
Honors include Advisor of the Year at Johnson & Wales University and the Iowa State University Graduate Student Teaching Excellence Award.
The following are courses I’ve taught:
JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY, Providence, RI
Associate Professor, 2019-present
Assistant Professor, 2016-2019
Introduction to Retail and Fashion (new course)
The Textiles Industry (on-ground and online)
Apparel Quality Analysis
Retail and Fashion Lab
Merchandise Buying
Cases in Fashion and Retail
History of Fashion
Fashion Forecasting (on-ground and online)
Textile Design for Apparel and Home Furnishings
Visual Merchandising (on-ground and online)
Strategic Planning in the Fashion Industry
Concepts and Theories in Fashion and Merchandising (new course; on-ground and online)
Sustainability in the Apparel and Retail Industry (new course; online only)
Merchandising Management in the 21st Century (online only)
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY, Ames, IA, 2013-2016
Graduate Instructor
Aesthetics of Consumer Experience (on-ground and online)
Retail Merchandising
Lab Leader
Production Development and Manufacturing (Product analysis lab)
Apparel Assembly Processes (Production lab)
Retail Information Analysis (Computer lab)
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BERKELEY COLLEGE, New York, NY, 2007-2012
Adjunct Professor
Introduction to Fashion (on-ground and online)
Textile Analysis
Product Knowledge
Product Development
Visual Merchandising (onsite and online)
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Merchandise Buying
Cases in Fashion and Retail
History of Fashion
Fashion Forecasting (on-ground and online)
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HUNTER COLLEGE, New York, NY 2009
Lecturer, Costume Designer, and Costume Shop Manager