Edith C. Carnley

Edith C. Carnley is an Associate Professor in the Department of Visual Arts, Humanities, and Theatre at Florida A&M University’s College of Science & Technology. With over 30 years of experience in theatre and 17 years at FAMU, her expertise centers on theatrical costume design and technical production.

• Education: M.F.A. in Theatre/Costume Design (2005), B.F.A. in Theatre/Costume Design (2002) from Florida State University; A.S. & A.A. in Theatre/Costume Design (1990) from FloArts/St. Johns River Community College.

Her research emphasizes costume design innovation and the intersection of theatre as both art and business. She has contributed to publications like Creating a Reusable Cast for Theatre and Using Lutterloh Pattern for Theatre Costumes, though specific publication dates are not provided.

Scientific Awards:

• FSU Fellowship Award
• Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Awards

Edith teaches courses such as Costume Design, Technical Production Lab, and Stage Makeup, while offering office hours by appointment in Tucker Hall, Room #416C. She also presents regularly at the Southeastern Theatre Conference on costume-related topics.