Cameron Thomas, a first-year student majoring in apparel and merchandising at Colorado State University, derived great motivation from his experiences at New York Fashion Week.
Education at Colorado State University prioritizes not only preparing students for their future, but also providing an extraordinary foundation for giving back to the community through service-learning projects.
Cole has a passion for sustainability and with her research, she works to educate the public about green building design.
Joan Anderson works to help students reach their future goals through her teaching in the areas of merchandising mathematics, theory, and strategy.
Kami Stutzman, instructor in the Department of Design and Merchandising at Colorado State University, is poised to use her experience to facilitate growth in the department through a dedicated teaching style.
Marcus Appleby, who serves as industry liaison and instructor in the Colorado State University Department of Design and Merchandising, works to create lasting relationships with his fellow colleagues and students.
Switzer utilizes her knowledge and dedication to advocate for the adaptive use of existing buildings and inspire the next generation to continue the legacy of historical spaces.
An assistant professor in the Department of Design and Merchandising at Colorado State University, Lida Aflatoony brings expertise in user-centered design and human-centered design approaches.
Working in the Department of Design and Merchandising at Colorado State University, Paula Alaszkiewicz seeks to shine a light on the past and expand the program in the future.
The three exhibits in Colorado State University’s Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising’s Fall 2022 exhibits celebrate the fashion and fragility of clothing and the process the museum undertakes to become keepers of such objects.