جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Alana Clifton-Cunninghamمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Fashion and Textile Design
• Sustainable Design
• Circular Economy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Alana Clifton-Cunningham is a dedicated educator and researcher in fashion and textile design at the University of New South Wales, Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture. With over two decades of experience in higher education, she has established herself as a leader in sustainable and innovative design education. Her work bridges traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technologies, creating experiential learning environments that prepare students for contemporary design practice while addressing global sustainability challenges. Educational Background: 2021 | UNSW - Learn to Lead: Progress Needs Resilient Leaders 2019 | UTS - Graduate Certificate in Higher Education Transdisciplinary Learning 2008 | UNSW (COFA) - Master of Design (Hons) Research 2002 | UTS - Graduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching and Learning 2001 | TAFE - Diploma of Marketing Management 1993 | UTS - Bachelor of Design (Hons) (Fashion and Textile Design) Clifton-Cunningham's research focuses on sustainable fashion practices, with particular emphasis on circular economy principles in textile production and garment design. Her work explores scalable models for textile remanufacturing, clothing waste reduction, and sustainable workwear systems. She is deeply engaged in addressing clothing sizing issues and standards in Australia, advocating for more inclusive approaches to fit and body diversity. Her commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion underpins all aspects of her leadership and teaching, making her a strong advocate for responsible design futures that prioritize both environmental sustainability and social justice. Her publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on the intersection of design education, cultural exchange, and sustainable practices. Notable works include her 2022 book chapter on cross-cultural textile workshops in India, her 2018 analysis of undergarment technology evolution, and her contributions to exhibitions like 'Out of Hand' at the Powerhouse Museum. These works collectively highlight her emphasis on hands-on, experiential learning that connects students with real-world sustainability challenges and cultural contexts. Research Grants: 2024 | Redesigning Clothing Waste Using a Circular Design Framework - LP230200929 $220,473K 2024 | Department of Community and Justice - $17,900 2024 | Education Focussed Community of Practice (PVCESE) - $2,500 2023 | Department of Community and Justice - $15,900 2023 | Education Focussed Community of Practice (PVCESE) - $6,995 2017 | AbbVie Pharmaceutical Pty Ltd, HS Support Garments: Chief Investigator - $35,000 Clifton-Cunningham actively supervises research in fashion and textile design, with a focus on sustainable practices and innovative design processes. Her extensive industry network, including partnerships with major fashion labels, brings real-world insight into the classroom. She has led international global studios, including immersive programs in India where students collaborate with artisans. Her current ARC Linkage project 'Redesigning Clothing Waste Using a Circular Design Framework' represents a significant contribution to sustainable fashion research. Her creative practice is reflected in numerous exhibitions, including the Seoul International Fashion Art Biennale (2016, 2018), Wangaratta Contemporary Textile Awards, and the Powerhouse Museum's 'Out of Hand' exhibition. These artistic endeavors complement her academic work, demonstrating the practical application of her research interests in sustainable and innovative textile design.

• Fashion Design
• Fashion Production
• Fashion Photography
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Alexandra Cruchinho is a Full Professor and Researcher at the School of Communication, Architecture, Art and Information Technologies of Lusófona University (since 2021) and an integrated researcher at the Centre for Research in Applied Communication, Culture and New Technologies (CICANT). She directs the BA and MA in Fashion Design and Production at both the Lisbon and Porto campuses, coordinating academic programs since 2000. Her work includes organizing professional fashion shows and developing photography projects. Education: PhD in Textile Engineering - Design Management, University of Minho (2009) Master's in Art Theory, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon Degree in Visual and Technological Education, Castelo Branco Polytechnic Institute (1999) Art Direction for Fashion training, Central Saint Martin's, University of the Arts London Research Focus: Her work explores fashion design, production, photography, cultural heritage, and sustainability. She investigates the intersection of traditional techniques with contemporary practices, technological innovation in fashion media, and inclusive design methodologies. Recent projects emphasize social responsibility, cultural preservation, and interdisciplinary approaches to fashion education and industry practices. Publication Trends: Her 15 most recent works (2022-2025) concentrate on sustainability, cultural identity, technological integration, and pedagogical innovation in fashion. Key themes include androgyny in Portuguese design, inclusive fashion systems, craft preservation (e.g., Lérias lace, Castelo Branco embroidery), and multimedia applications in fashion shows. Methodologies frequently employ case studies and emphasize education's role in industry transformation. Leadership & Collaboration: She coordinates fashion design programs across two campuses and leads initiatives bridging academia and industry, including national fashion weeks. At CICANT, she contributes to interdisciplinary research on culture, communication, and technology applications in creative industries.

Kimberly Guthrieمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sustainable Fashion
• Eco-Fashion Design Education
• Fashion Education

Kimberly Guthrie is the Chair and an Associate Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University's VCUarts Fashion Design + Merchandising department. Her work focuses on sustainable fashion practices and eco-fashion design education, emphasizing fashion's role in exploring cultural and societal dimensions. Research & Teaching : She integrates sustainability into courses like draping, patternmaking, technical design, and trend forecasting. Her teaching philosophy bridges practical skills with critical discussions on industry transformation. Education : BFA in Fashion Design, VCUarts MA in Art Education, VCUarts Grants & Programs : Received a $3,000 Dean’s Exploratory Research Grant to study sustainable fashion education frameworks. Founded and directs the Fashion in Florence summer study abroad program.

Catherine A. Bradleyمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Costume Design
• Theatre Design
• Digital Humanities
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Catherine A. Bradley is a Faculty Lecturer and Resident Costume Designer in the Department of English at McGill University, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts. She specializes in costume design for theatre, digital humanities applications in costume studies, and the ecological impact of the fashion industry. Bradley holds a Fashion Design Specialization from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson). Her work bridges historical costume research with modern digital tools, emphasizing sustainability and interdisciplinary collaboration. Research interests include costume history, material culture, and innovative digital techniques for costume creation and education. She has contributed to international exhibitions such as Costumes at the Turn of the Century: 1990-2015 and designed costumes for over 40 theatre productions at McGill since 1988, including Any Enemy of the People (2023) and The Birds (2018). Bradley has been recognized with the 2023 Noel Fieldhouse Award for Distinguished Teaching and the 2011 Herbert D. Greggs Award for technical writing in theatre design. Her publications explore digital costume technology, historical costume replication, and pedagogical innovations. She also oversees the Moyse Hall theatre archives and mentors students in independent creative projects.

Dorothea Minkمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Fashion Design
• Experimental Design
• Textile Innovation
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dorothea Mink is a Professor of Fashion Design and Experimental Design at the Bremen University of the Arts (Hochschule für Künste Bremen), part of the Art and Design Department. She holds a Diplom in Fashion Design from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. Her career includes roles at Miss Britt, Olsen, Wolfgang Joop, and Jil Sander, followed by academic appointments at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts before joining Bremen in 2002. Her research focuses on couture history (e.g., Charles James’s work), digital fashion production, and sustainable materials. Notable publications include Charles James – The Couture Secrets of Shape (2019) and the Breathe series (2017–present). She received the ADC Bronze Award in 2014 for Untragbar . Prof. Mink actively participates in university governance, holding roles such as Women’s Representative, Vice Dean, and member of the Academic Senate. She also serves as a reviewer for DAAD scholarships and ACQUIN quality assurance. Her teaching emphasizes practical design processes, material innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Her projects include the Neo.Fashion graduate showcases and explorations of digital design techniques. Recent events include a 2019 book talk in Milan and participation in the 2019 Berlin Neo.Fashion Graduate Show.

Linda Ohrn-McDanielمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Knitted textiles
• Technical textiles
• Sustainable practice
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Linda Ohrn-McDaniel is a Professor and Faculty Director of the KnitLAB at Kent State University's School of Fashion, part of the College of the Arts. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Fashion Design from the University of North Texas (2003) and a B.Ed. in Textiles & English as a 2nd language from Uppsala University, Sweden (2000). Her research focuses on knitted textiles, sustainable practices, and interdisciplinary collaborations in architecture, medicine, and advanced materials. She leads the KnitLAB, fostering innovation in textile development and industry partnerships. Her creative work includes exhibitions such as Knitting Beyond the Body (2023–2024) at the Kent State University Museum and the Knit Futures Symposium (2024). She has curated over 40 exhibitions globally, with 71 accepted entries and 15 peer-reviewed presentations. Linda also offers consulting services in knit programming and textile development, bridging academia and industry. Her teaching emphasizes patternmaking, draping, and knit specialization, having developed three knitting-focused courses. Professional services include roles in the U.S. knit industry and international collaborations. Linda’s creative scholarship explores shape, sustainability, and design process, resulting in 40 original designs and 15 awards. She advocates for waste reduction in fashion, exemplified by her Eco Fashion: From 0 to 100 exhibit (2017). Her work integrates cultural heritage with modern technology, such as her Swedish Blackwork-inspired knitted garments and pleat-engineered textiles.

Kimberly Phoenixمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Garment Construction
• Patternmaking Techniques
• Costume Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Kimberly Phoenix is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Human Centered Design at Cornell University's College of Human Ecology. With 25 years of professional experience, she specializes in garment construction, patternmaking, and theatre costume craftsmanship. She spent 15 years as a cutter/draper for Cornell Theatre programs and has taught in the Apparel Design program for 11 years, focusing on transforming student designs into runway-ready garments. Office: T31 - Human Ecology Building (HEB) Phone: (607) 255-7321 Her research emphasizes innovative educational tools for design students, including custom dress forms and digital mannequin prototyping using Rhino software. She integrates historical techniques with modern technology to enhance patternmaking education. While no formal awards are listed, her contributions to curriculum development and student achievement through annual fashion shows demonstrate significant impact. Advising focuses on technical aspects of design realization, with no listed grant activities. Laboratory/teaching environments include specialized apparel design studios and theatre costume workshops, reflecting her dual focus on academic and professional craftsmanship.

Amanda Casarezمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Fashion Design
• Apparel Design
• Textile Science
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Amanda Casarez serves as an Assistant Professor of Fashion Design within the College of Arts and Humanities at Lindenwood University, based at the J. Scheidegger Center For The Arts. She teaches a comprehensive curriculum spanning foundational to advanced fashion design courses across undergraduate and graduate levels, including Apparel Design, Textile Science, and Computer-Aided Design specializations. Her research focuses on the integration of digital technologies in traditional fashion workflows, with primary interests in 3D garment modeling, patternmaking innovation, and technical design for sustainable production. Key areas include textile applications, draping methodologies, and hybrid design approaches that bridge physical and digital fabrication techniques in contemporary fashion. No scientific awards or honors were documented in the available institutional records. While specific advising details and grant activities remain unreported in public university materials, her course load indicates active mentorship in senior collection development and technical design projects. Laboratory facilities or dedicated research teams were not referenced in the source documentation.

Cynthia Gentzelمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Fashion Design
• Apparel Design
• Product Development
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Cynthia Gentzel is a Lecturer in the Fashion Design Program at the University of North Texas. Her role focuses on teaching design, product development, merchandising, and patternmaking, emphasizing hands-on, real-world learning experiences. With over 20 years of industry experience, she brings expertise across diverse apparel categories and price points. Education: B.F.A. in Fashion Design (University of North Texas, 2002) Previous Degree: B.F.A. in Music Education (University of Regina) Her teaching philosophy prioritizes fostering creativity and innovation while equipping students with essential skills for their careers. She leverages her background in education (spanning middle school to college) to deliver organized, focused instruction. Research interests include practical fashion techniques, industry methodologies, and effective pedagogical strategies.

Kendra Lapollaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Co-creation in Design
• Sustainability
• Design Research
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Kendra Lapolla is an Associate Professor in the Department of Fashion Design & Merchandising at Kent State University's College of the Arts. She holds a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design and an MFA from The Ohio State University. Her teaching focuses on portfolio, illustration, and design courses, integrating industry experience to create real-world learning scenarios. Her research emphasizes co-creation in design, sustainability, and design research. She has presented work internationally in Denmark, England, and New Zealand, and is active in professional organizations like the International Textile and Apparel Association. Key research themes include consumer creativity, sustainable fashion processes, and social innovation. Lapolla has exhibited creative works in venues such as the Costume Society of America Symposium and Colored Pencil Society of America exhibitions. Awards include the Rutherford Teaching Challenge Award and ATEXINC Award for Excellence in Marketable Textile Design. She advises graduate students on topics like design thinking and creative research methods in fashion. Lapolla is affiliated with the TechStyleLAB and Fashion Library initiatives at Kent State University. Her work bridges academic research with community engagement, emphasizing ethical practices and interdisciplinary collaboration.

• Illustration
• Graphic Design
• Surface Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Grace Holliday is a Sessional Lecturer in Illustration for Communication at Ravensbourne University London, specializing in abstract patternmaking, figurative drawing, and surface design. Her creative work spans editorial print, textile collections, and exhibitions, with collaborations including John Lewis, Anthropologie, and the Design Museum. She has taught at institutions such as Central Saint Martins, Brighton University, LCC, RCA, and The Barbican, among others. Her professional practice focuses on blending artistic expression with commercial applications, emphasizing visual storytelling and decorative artistry. Grace’s teaching roles across multiple prestigious universities highlight her expertise in creative education. Though no specific grants or academic awards are cited, her industry partnerships underscore her applied research in design disciplines. Grace maintains a personal website showcasing her creative projects and pedagogical contributions. She is affiliated with Ravensbourne’s Department of Illustration for Communication, contributing to its curriculum and student mentorship programs.

Casey Stannardمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sustainable Apparel Design
• Fiber Arts
• Wild Alligator Leather Applications
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Casey Stannard is the Beverly Griffin Shea Associate Professor at Louisiana State University specializing in sustainable apparel design and fiber arts. Her research explores innovative applications of materials including wild alligator leather, 3D printed elements, and locally grown fibers through experimental patternmaking techniques. Stannard's creative scholarship focuses on sustainable design methodologies including gradable zero-waste systems that eliminate textile waste throughout the sizing process. She investigates consumer interactions with wearable technology and analyzes market opportunities for sustainable materials. Her work with small fiber farmers examines Etsy marketing strategies for locally sourced materials. With expertise in social-psychological aspects of dress, she has published on fan fashion practices, body image influences, and craft community behaviors. Her creative work has been exhibited internationally, featuring innovations in wearable basketry techniques and transformable garment systems. She teaches courses including Flat Pattern Design, Couture Embellishment, and Apparel Design Through Draping.

• Fashion Design
• Costume Design
• Apparel Design
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Alisa Otten is an Assistant Professor at Otis College of Art and Design's Fashion Design department. With 30 years of experience in the Fashion and Movie Industry , she specializes in Fashion Design , Costume Design , and Patternmaking across both commercial and artistic contexts. Education : AA in Fashion Design from Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Her research and professional focus includes apparel design , textile design , and accessory development for film and private label markets. She has contributed to industry publications like WWD , Lucky Magazine , and Trends West . Scientific Awards : Otis Faculty Development Grant (2018) As an educator, she has provided student internships through Original Concepts Inc. and served as a fashion show judge for Pasadena City College and LA Trade-Tech College. Her industry collaborations span film projects (e.g., Mirror Mirror ), footwear design (Elle Shoes), and contemporary women's wear for brands like Laundry By Shelli Segal and Carol Little .

• Circular Economy
• Fashion Design Education
• Sustainable Fashion
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Sofia Raquel Coelho Moreira is a Research Fellow at the Center for Textile Science and Technology (2C2T) at the University of Minho, pursuing a Ph.D. in Fashion Design through a joint program with the University of Beira Interior since 2021. Her work focuses on integrating Circular Economy principles into fashion design education through innovative teaching methodologies. Ph.D. in Fashion Design (2021–Present), University of Minho & University of Beira Interior Licenciatura in Fashion Design & Marketing (2018), University of Minho Licenciatura in Primary Education (2005), University of Aveiro Postgraduate in Adult Education (2006) and Special Education (2013) Her research explores sustainable strategies in fashion education, combining expertise in design, sustainability, and pedagogy. Recent projects include AI-powered upcycling frameworks and systematic reviews of circular economy practices in curricula. She has presented at international conferences like PAEE/ALE, Ciência 2024, and CIMODE, emphasizing project-based learning and non-formal education tools. Scientific Awards & Honors 3rd Place, Upcycling Project by TAP & Porto Fashion Week (2019) Multiple Bolsa de Excelência scholarships (2016–2019), University of Minho Bolsa de Estudo por Mérito (2018, 2020) Professionally, she has worked as a fashion designer, product manager, and patternmaker, alongside teaching roles in primary education and adult education programs. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges education and textile innovation, supported by grants from the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT).

Melinda K. Adamsمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Fashion Marketing
• Sustainable Fashion
• Consumer Behavior
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Melinda K. Adams is Full Professor and Assistant Dean of Fashion Management in the School of Media & Design at the University of the Incarnate Word. She holds a PhD from the University of Wyoming and specializes in fashion marketing, sustainable consumer behavior, and creative scholarship evaluation. Her research examines sustainable consumption patterns, pedagogical innovations in fashion education, and institutional policies regarding creative scholarship. Adams investigates how sustainability influences purchasing decisions and develops digital teaching methodologies for fashion design education. Adams's publications demonstrate expertise in consumer behavior analysis and educational innovation, with consistent focus on sustainability metrics and pedagogical effectiveness. She has received recognition as a Presidential Teaching Award Nominee for educational excellence. Adams mentors junior faculty and leads curriculum development initiatives focused on sustainability integration in fashion programs. As Faculty Advisor for student organizations like the Fashion Society, she supports industry-academic partnerships and student professional development.