On Thursday, October 20, 2022, Thomas Jefferson University Fashion Design Department hosted Fashion Face-Off. Overall, this informative panel event focused on sustainability, diversity, and inclusivity as they relate to...
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Celebrating the Impact of Black Fashion Designers
The fashion industry has not always honored the accomplishments of some of fashion’s most influential Black contributors. Historically, Black creators, designers, and crafts-people have been the driving force...
Programs: Fashion Design
Alumni Catch Up: Marquies Smith
Marquies Smith graduated from Jefferson with a Bachelor’s of Science in Fashion Design in 2020. He currently works as a design assistant at FITE Fashion. We caught up with him to learn a bit more about how Jefferson...
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Industrial Design Students Win Museum Competition
Four Jefferson Industrial Design sophomores were recently honored by the Philadelphia Museum of Art as winners of the COLLAB Student Design Competition. The students submitted projects that they created in this...
Programs: Industrial Design & M.S. Industrial Design
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Industrial Design Alum Wins Lighting Competition
Industrial Design alum Channing Nelson (BsID ’21) was recently awarded Third Prize in the prestigious Robert Bruce Thompson Annual Student Light Fixture Design Competition. This year’s competition challenge...
Programs: Industrial Design & M.S. Industrial Design
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Industrial Design & Engineering: Design For Disappearance
Industrial Design and Engineering students collaborate on a system to assess local climate change that seamlessly blends into its environment. By Eric Schneider & Radika Bhaskar Like most large cities, Philadelphia...
Programs: Engineering & Industrial Design
