Wilbekin Moderates a Harlem Renaissance Roundtable
In honor of the Harlem Renaissance centennial, Assistant Professor Emil Wilbekin, Marketing Communications, moderated a roundtable with four other Black […]
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Category: Faculty/Staff
Amy Lemmon Receives Grant for Travel and Research
In January, Professor Amy Lemmon, a poet and the acting assistant chair of English and Communication Studies, received a 2025 […]
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Valerie Steele Lectures in Budapest on the History of Exhibiting Fashion
In November, Valerie Steele, director of The Museum at FIT, delivered a plenary talk about museum fashion exhibitions at the […]
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A Pioneering Exploration of Fashion-Exec Compensation
A book by Associate Professor Emre Özsöz, who teaches economics in the Department of Social Sciences, is slated to be […]
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FIT Announces New Faculty Member and Administrators at Spring 2025 Convocation
At spring 2025 convocation on January 23, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs Yasemin Jones introduced a new classroom faculty […]
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New Anthologies Explore the Ideas of Home and Homeland
Jean Amato, professor of English and Communication Studies, and Kyunghee Pyun, professor of Art History and Museum Professions, have co-edited […]
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Roberta Degnore’s Op-Ed Published in ‘Harper’s Bazaar’
Roberta Degnore, author, filmmaker, and adjunct professor in Social Sciences–Psychology, recently wrote an opinion piece titled “Fashion Is Power” for […]
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‘OUT’ Previews First Issue of Ron Amato’s New Magazine
A compelling selection of images from Photography and Related Media Professor Ron Amato’s new magazine, AMATO, was recently featured in […]
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Larry Tung Presents Documentary Short in Seoul
Not Just Another Pageant, a documentary short directed and produced by Larry Tung, assistant professor in Marketing Communications, had its […]
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Chloe M. Martin Selected to Attend Scholarly Retreat
Assistant Professor Chloe M. Martin, Social Sciences–Psychology, was recently selected to participate in the Society for Personality and Social Psychology […]
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