Fashion Merchandising Archives - College of Health and Human Sciences

Autumn is in the air at NIU

November 10, 2023 jdonahue CHHS, College of Health and Human Sciences, FACS, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising

Things are looking stylish at NIU thanks to Huskies with an eye for fashion. From current fall trends to red and black outfits inspired by the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) organization, visitors to Wirtz Hall will be treated

Madison Lonzrick, ’17, Leads Fashion Merchandising for Women-Owned Tiare Hawaii

December 12, 2022 jdonahue CHHS, College of Health and Human Sciences, FACS, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising

Madison Lonzrick, ’17, had begun studying accounting and business administration at Aurora University when an internship changed her plans in a big way. “After my junior year, I accepted an internship role in merchandising at Walt Disney World, and this was a pivotal moment

Brenda Malloy Leads the Search for Leaders as CEO of Herbert Mines Associates

November 17, 2022 jdonahue Alumni, CHHS, College of Health and Human Sciences, FACS, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising, School of Family and Consumer Sciences

Being a leader has always come naturally for Brenda Malloy, ’83, but it took her years of developing her own leadership within the retail industry before she found her true passion for finding and placing executives in perfectly tailored roles. When she was growing

Students create ‘Fall in Love with Fashion’ window displays

September 29, 2021 a134221 CHHS, FACS, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising, FIO, News, School of Family and Consumer Sciences, Students

Things just got more fashionable at NIU. From up-to-date business casual styles to current fall trends, visitors to Wirtz Hall will be inspired by the window displays that have been decorated in a “Fall in Love with Fashion” theme. “In the Fashion

College of Health and Human Sciences names 2021 Dean’s Student Award winners

May 4, 2021 jdonahue AHCD, Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, Audiology, CHHS, College of Health and Human Sciences, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising, Health Sciences, Hospitality and Tourism Management, human development and family sciences, IHP, Interdisciplinary Health Professions, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, physical therapy, Public Health, School of Family and Consumer Sciences, School of Health Studies, School of Interdisciplinary Health Professions, School of Nursing, Speech-Language Pathology, Students

Each year, NIU College of Health and Human Sciences (CHHS) recognizes one undergraduate student from each academic program with the Dean’s Student Award. Students selected for the award have demonstrated significant achievement and leadership in the areas of scholarship, campus and/or community

Scenes from fall commencement 2019

December 16, 2019 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, College of Health and Human Sciences, Dietetics and Wellness, Family and Child Studies, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising, Health Studies, Hospitality and Tourism Management, human development and family sciences, Interdisciplinary Health Professions, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Military Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, Public Health, Rehabilitation Services, Students

Congratulations to all the CHHS fall 2019 graduates! Below are a few images from the Saturday, Dec. 14, NIU Undergraduate Commencement.

Fashion merchandising major a Lincoln Laureate nominee

November 26, 2019 lbotterman1@niu.edu Fashion Merchandising

Breanna Reynolds of Machesney Park, was nominated for the The Lincoln Laureate Award. The Fashion merchandising major, minoring in business administration and marketing was named an “outstanding student role model. Reynolds has served in numerous leadership roles for NIU’s Fashion Industries Organization, including

Fashion Merchandising students get festive

November 26, 2019 lbotterman1@niu.edu Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising

The College of Health and Human Sciences’s main office enlisted the help of fashion merchandising students and Fashion Industry Organization memebers Kari Conway, Sofia Davlantis and Breanna Reynolds to style “Victory-ia-Christina” for the holidays. Thanks!

Nine to Five Fashion show takes runway April 6

March 4, 2019 lbotterman1@niu.edu Events, Fashion Merchandising, Students

The NIU Fashion Merchandising program, along with the Fashion Industries Organization, are producing the annual Kohl’s Sponsored Fashion Show, 7:30 p.m., April 6, at the Duke Ellington Ballroom, Holmes Student Center. The show’s theme is Nine to Five Fashion.

Work Day to Runway fashion show set

March 26, 2018 lbotterman1@niu.edu College of Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising, Students

Fashion Industries Organization is producing Work Day to Runway, Fashion Merchandising’s annual Kohl’s sponsored fashion show 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April 7, at the Duke Ellington Ballroom, Holmes Student Center. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Fashion Merchandising styles summer camp

December 6, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu College of Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising

The NIU Fashion Merchandising program faculty will offer high school students the opportunity to learn more about careers in the field through a special summer Fashion Studio Camp. Slated to run July 17-19, 2018, students will learn about careers in fashion merchandising

Dean’s Award recipients announced

March 29, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, College of Health and Human Sciences, Consumer and Nutrition Sciences, Dietetics and Wellness, Family and Child Studies, Fashion Merchandising, Health Studies, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, Public Health, Rehabilitation Services, Students

The College of Health and Human Sciences recently recognized outstanding undergraduate students in each academic program with Dean’s Awards. Criteria for the award included a GPA of 3.5 or better, demonstrated significant achievement and leadership in scholarship, campus and/or community activities, and professional