New name honors educational innovator, while new specializations and STEM designations for master’s degree programs meet the evolving needs of students and employers.
Eda Sanchez-Persampieri will lead master’s degree programs into the future.
Faculty Q&A: Dr. Burak S. Ayata
Having worked for brands like Calvin Klein, Cole Haan, and Ralph Lauren, Beth Hochberg is a veteran of the fashion supply chain, which has seen highly publicized disruptions in the pandemic-era. As an LIM faculty member, she brings professional lessons into classes like Global Business Management, which is part of the College’s master’s degree program in Global Fashion Supply Chain Management.
After earning her bachelor's degree from Marist College, Camilla enrolled in LIM's master's program in Global Fashion Supply Chain Management to verse herself in one of fashion's fastest growing fields.
Making the adjustment from a small town in northern Connecticut to living in New York City, Tiffany completed her bachelor’s degree at LIM. Now, she’s earning her master's degree in Global Fashion Supply Chain Management.
Some of the most important jobs in the fashion industry are those that actually get the ideas of designers into the hands of customers. These are also the jobs where career opportunities are expanding – and you can have a significant impact on promoting sustainability and protecting the environment.
Tyler enrolled in LIM’s Global Fashion Supply Chain Management master’s degree program to further his career. Now, in addition to being a graduate of the program and a working supply chain professional, he’s also an adjunct faculty member.
LIM College’s Graduate Studies Department recently collaborated with the London College of Fashion (LCF) to hold a joint Fashion Industry Masterclass.
In a recent installment of LIM College’s Graduate Studies Speaker Series, students had the opportunity to hear from Scott Kerr, President of Silvertone Consulting and creator and host of “The Luxury Item” podcast.