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Volume 8, Issue 2
INSIDE
TAM The Newsletter for the University of Missouri
Department of Textile and Apparel Management
Stitched Together
C atherine Allen, a Home Economics major who graduated from the department now called Textile
and Apparel Management at Mizzou, BS HES ’68, D.H.L. ’05, has been a long time supporter of the
College of Human Environmental Sciences (HES) and MU, as well as an advocate for consumers and
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positive change. While Allen did not stay in retailing long, she used the lessons that the home ITAA Awards
economics major taught her about marketing and working with people, to excel in a career in banking, Pg. 2-3
technology, and business.
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Allen entered into retailing to prove her prowess and leadership in business during the 1960s at a time Cosmetics
when many business sectors were not welcoming to women. She moved up in leadership and Pg. 5-6
eventually went on to serve in various executive positions at Citicorp, Dun & Bradstreet and was a TAM in China
consultant to CBS, Inc. In 1996, Allen founded the Bank Policy Institute (BITS), a nonprofit consortium Pg. 7-8
of 100 of the United State’s largest financial institutions that discusses and promotes current and
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emerging technology, as well as cyber security among the financial sector. In the same year, Allen also
founded and established The Santa Fe Group, a thriving technology consulting company that she on PBS NewsHour
remains the CEO and chairwoman of today. Pg. 9
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In 2003, she received the Faculty-Alumni Award from the Mizzou Alumni Association. She co-founded Pg. 10
The Mizzou Alumni Association’s Griffith’s Leadership Society for Women in 2005, and in the same year
also received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters (D.H.L.) from MU for her professional
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achievements in financial services and technology. Additionally, Allen was the HES delegate for the All Pg. 10
We Call Mizzou Campaign Steering Committee. She also helped develop the Personal Finance
Symposium at MU, a gathering of MU faculty and students, business people, and representatives of
financial institutions to discuss the financial sector’s issues.
Since 2013, Allen has served as a member of the College of Human Environmental
Sciences Dean’s Strategic Leadership Council and has helped shape the future of Let’s Connect!
HES. She is also the 2018 recipient of the University-wide 63rd Annual Distinguished
Service Award. @MizzouTAMDept
Allen recently increased her existing, generous, estate gift to further benefit the
College of Human Environmental Sciences Department of Textile and Apparel
@mizzoutam
Management (TAM), the Office for Financial Success and the HES Dean's Fund for
Excellence. Allen stated, "It is an honor to be part of the Mizzou family, and I am linkedin.com/
grateful for the education I received when I was here.” groups/1880954/
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Faculty and students appeared over 35 times in the conference program with one undergraduate research
presentation, two graduate designs, fifteen graduate research presentations, two faculty designs, nine faculty
research presentations, and eight faculty special sessions or workshops.
Faculty and students received many awards, and the University of Missouri Department of Textile and Apparel
Management was awarded 7 out of 47 award titles at the ITAA conference. The ITAA conference has an international
audience, and the awards are highly competitive.
Paper of Distinction
Paper of Distinction Textile and Apparel Industries Track
Dr. Li Zhao, University of Missouri; Dr. Chao Min; Nanjing University
Dr. Li Zhao receive the Paper of Distinction
“The rise of fashion informatics: Data-mining-based social network analysis in
Textile and Apparel Industries Track
fashion”
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Top: TAM professors Dr. Jean Parsons (left) and Dr. Kristen Morris (right) receive the
Creative and Innovative Employment of Techniques Award at ITAA for their design Afterglow
Bottom: Dr. Parson’s and Dr Morris’ design Afterglow: An equitably designed trench coat
Dr. Jaime Mestres Selected for inaugural cohort of the UM System Advisor
Development Program
Senior academic advisor, career services coordinator, and TAM instructor Dr. Jaime
Mestres was selected for the inaugural cohort of the UM System Advisor
Development Program (ADP). Dr. Mestres was chosen as one of only 20 advising
and support staff from the entire UM System. Participants for the ADP program
were selected based on their status as established members of the student support
team on campus, and their help in shaping the student experience.
Since 2008, Dr. Mestres has been making a difference for Textile and Apparel
Management (TAM) students. As an academic advisor, she counsels students
academically regarding policies, campus resources, programs of study, class
schedules, enrollment and other academic decisions. Further, Dr. Mestres counsels
students in careers and assists with employer relations in addition to executing the
annual TAM Career Fair.
Dr. Mestres also teaches TAM courses in a variety of areas, including professional
development, fashion and culture, e-commerce, branding, retailing and consumer
Dr. Jaime Mestres was chosen as behavior. Her research interests include consumer behavior and marketing, as well
only one of twenty for the UM as social/ cultural and historical development of the junior wear industry.
System Advisor Development
Program
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Right: Students meet with and talk about career opportunities with
textile and apparel companies at the annual TAM Career Fair
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Teanna says that her products are for everyone, “Sweet Tea Cosmetics is a modernistic fresh makeup brand
dedicated to serving face to everyone.” Sweet Tea Cosmetics has products that anyone can use. “You can be an
amateur makeup artist, you could be the pro makeup artist. You can be anybody between those realms. It doesn’t
discriminate against race, it doesn’t discriminate against shade range. It doesn’t discriminate against boy, girl, non-
binary whoever is interested in it, it literally fits for everyone.”
Teanna applied to have a retail store in the MU student center. The application was a 15-page paper detailing her
business and story. If selected for the next round, Teanna would have to do an interview pitch with the board of
directors for space, which included banking executives. She stayed up all night perfecting her business pitch. At the
pitch, Teanna was asked ‘what does success mean to you?’ She replied, “Success means so much to me. I come from
nothing. I’m meant to be here, but I’m not supposed to be here statistically. Coming out of North St. Louis, for my
black body to make it out of something like that is really, really tough especially the year after Mike Brown. A
traumatizing year, being literally up the street from where he was killed the moment it happened. For me to have a
space and have representation, it’s not about the business itself, it’s about the story behind it.” She was awarded the
coveted retail space with a few select MU students and their businesses.
Teanna started off as a business major, but she felt it was not the best fit. A friend, Camryn, told her about the TAM
department. Teanna says “I ended up loving the major. It relates so much with what I wanted to do.”
Teanna’s favorite class has been TAM 3700, MultiChannel Retailing. It has helped her directly with her
business. “TAM is spot on. Even though it is textile based, you can take the information and apply it to
makeup. I appreciate the major itself because it helped me outside of fashion and textiles. It’s business with
a creative twist.”
Teanna reflected on her experience at Mizzou and the adventure of starting Sweet Tea Cosmetics as she
embarked on her senior year, “If it wasn’t for Mizzou, the world didn’t look too much bigger than my block. My
motto is make it out, to make it back, to make it better.”
You can support Teanna by visiting The Sweet Tea Cosmetics website at www.sweetteacosmetics.com and
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TAM undergraduate student Jingyi “Jenny” Wu in front of TAM graduate student Abby Romine (right) holds her
her collection Golden Shell Award for her collection and stands with her
thesis advisor, Dr. Kristen Morris (left)
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Also, take a look at Kerri and TAM professor Dr. Jung Ha-Brookshire’s most recent collaborative research article
(tinyurl.com/kerriresearch), “Exploring Clothing as a Barrier to Workplace Participation Faced by People Living with
Disabilities.” Additionally, Kerri is working towards her PhD in the TAM department.
The Young Alumni event featured a panel of TAM alums who discussed
career lessons learned in the fashion industry. A range of topics
including internships, communication, and work relationships were
discussed.
This year, the panel members were Caitlin Poltzer (‘15), Social Media
Manager Moxy and Aloft Hotels Marriott International; Rachel Ripley
(‘13), Senior Supply Chain Associate Phillips-Van Heusen; Jerica Leiby
(‘15), Manager of Trim and Packaging Calvin Klein Phillips-Van Heusen
Pictured from left to right) Caitlin Poltzer (‘15), Rachel Corporation; Katie Class (‘16), Merchandising Coordinator Watches
Ripley (‘13), Jerica Leiby (‘15), Katie Class (‘16), Adeline and Jewelry Louis Vuitton; Adeline Wolfgang (‘14), Account Executive
Wolfgang (‘14), and Fabriana Watts (‘14) came back to The Laundress Inc.; and Fabriana Watts (‘14),Coordinator of Sales
Mizzou to share their career success and advice with Operations AME Children’s Sleepwear Global Brands Group
current TAM students!
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TAM graduate student Lida Aflatoony (left) and Dr. Kristen Morris The Cotton on Design exhibit for Dr. Morris’ Technical Design class
(right) in front of the exhibit they set up for the projects from Dr. that was on display in the Abigail and Nicholas Filippello Exhibit
Morris’ Technical Design Course Showcase located in Gwynn Hall
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GSATAM members also volunteered with the annual 4-H Fashion Revue hosted by the University of Missouri by
facilitating a workshop, organized by TAM social chair Shuyi Huang, for school-aged 4-H kids on sustainability
and the supply chain. The 4-H participants learned about the processes involved in manufacturing textiles from
fiber to fabric and had an opportunity to create their own bracelets from cotton fibers. The technology at the
workshop was not working, but GSATAM members Nicole Eckerson, and Cydni Robertson dazzled the crowd
with their supply chain and sustainability knowledge. After learning about sustainability, the 4-H kids came up
with their definition of sustainability: “no stains on my clothes is sustainability!” Both the TAM graduate
students and the 4-H participants had a great time.
GSATAM members and 4-H participants at the 4-H Fall Fashion Graduate student Md. Rafiqul Islam Rana
Revue Textile Workshop presenting his research at the 2018 ITAA annual
Conference, Cleveland, OH
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Overall, the organization has seen a significant increase in participation and excitement. One of the many goals for
this year was to increase member engagement—this semester, ATAM currently has 50 active members, which is a
testament to the benefit of joining the organization and the effort put forth by the ATAM officer board.
One of ATAM’s most significant accomplishments this semester has been the creation of a new Instagram account
and blog. ATAM’s secretaries, Olivia and Madeline, have been working hard along with their selected committee to
create new social media content that is trendy and up-to-date with the fast-changing world of fashion. Throughout
the semester, ATAM has hosted meetings covering professionalism, internships, study abroad and much more.
Through guest speakers and student panels, ATAM members are able to exclusively learn about the experiences of
fellow TAM students and potential opportunities they can become involved with in the future.
As the fall semester is quickly coming to a close, ATAM has exciting plans in the works for the spring! The ATAM
Officer Board is excited to announce that the organization is planning to host several guest speaker presentations
with an exclusive dinner for members following. ATAM is also planning on becoming involved in the community
through several service events on Campus and in the Columbia area. ATAM is excited about what has been accom-
plished thus far and cannot wait to see what next semester has in store!
The new ATAM blogging and social media committee Follow the new ATAM Instagram account
@atammiz
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The Missouri Historic Textile Collection Dazzles and Educates with Exhibits
MHCTC Curator: Dr. Jean Parsons, MHCTC Collection Manager: Nicole Johnston
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Left: Talented TAM student TaNisha Tolbert presents her projects from Dr. Kristen Morris’ course TAM 2480: Digital Apparel
and Textile Presentation Techniques—Right: People enjoy the TAM student design showcase
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Modi, D. (2018), Best Paper Award (1st Place – Master Level), International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference,
Advisor: Zhao, L..
Morris, K. (2018) ATEXINC Award for Innovation in Textile Instruction, 2018 Annual Conference of International Textiles and Apparel
Association, St. Cleveland, OH.
Morris, K. (2018) Intellect Books Research Award 2018 Annual Conference of International Textiles and Apparel Association, St.
Cleveland, OH. Co-Authors: Sunhyung Cho, Anglea Uriyo, and Lida Aflatoony
Morris, K. & Parsons, J. (2018) Award for Creative and Innovative Employment of Techniques, International Textile and Apparel
Association Annual Conference, Afterglow: An equitably designed trench coat. International Textile and Apparel Association
Parsons, J. (2018) Langsam Family Faculty Appreciation Award, University of Missouri
Zhao, L . (2018) Paper of Distinction, Textile and Apparel Industries Track, International Textile and Apparel Association Annual
Conference
GRANTS: $31,150 Freeman, C., Ha-Brookshire, J., Jin, B., Karpova, E., Kim, J., LeHew, M., Marcketti, S., McAndrews , L., Norum, P.
(2017). Development of Case Studies for Morally Responsible Agricultural Product Supply Chain Education (
MoRAPSCE). United States Department of Agriculture.
$27,464 Morris, K. (2018). No Sweat: Teaching the next generation of technical designers about cotton performance.
Cotton Inc., Cotton in the Curriculum. Role:PI.
$8,609 Morris, K. (2018). A collaborative anthropometric study of personal protective apparel, gloves, and boots for
female fire fighters. Research Council Grants, University of Missouri Research Council. Role:PI.
$70,574 Zhao, L. (2018) New Fashion Product Release and Quick Response Supply Chain: The Use of Social Media Live
Streaming. The National Natural Science Fund, National Natural Science Foundation of China, China, Project ID:
71871051, Role: Co-PI.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Mestres, J. (2018) Inaugural cohort of Advisor Development Program, University of Missouri System
Morris, K. (2018) Faculty Institute of Inclusive Teaching, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO
INVITED PRESENTATIONS:
Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018) New research agendas for sustainability: from the perspectives of moral responsibility theory of corporate
sustainability. Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, Beijing, China, June 1, 2018.
Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018) New research agendas for sustainability: from the perspectives of moral responsibility theory of corporate
sustainability. Donghua University, Shanghai, China, May 29, 2018.
Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018) Sustainability in Global Cotton Supply Chain, University of North Texas, October 23, 2018
Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018) New research agendas for sustainability: from the perspectives of moral responsibility theory of corporate
sustainability, University of North Texas, October 23, 2018
Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018) Sustainability in Global Cotton Supply Chain, Mississippi State University, December 6, 2018
Morris, K. (2018) New Configurations in Fashion: Innovative Forms Meet Engineered Textile Printing. Panel. International Textile and
Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio. November 9, 2018.
BOOKS OR BOOK CHAPTERS:
Chao, M., Lee, E., & Zhao, L. (2018). Mining social media data to discover topics of sustainability: The case of luxury cosmetics brands
and the animal testing. Sustainability in Luxury Fashion Business. New York City, NY: Springer.
Lee, S. H. Zhou, Y., Lo, C. K.Y., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Luxury fashion brands versus mass fashion brands: Data mining analysis of
social media responses toward corporate sustainability. In C.K.Y. Lo and J. Ha-Brookshire (eds), Sustainability in luxury fashion
business, Gateway East, Singapore: Springer. ISBN 9811088780, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8878-0.
Lo, C.K.Y., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Chapter 1. Opening: Sustainability and luxury brands. In C.K.Y. Lo and J. Ha-Brookshire (eds),
Sustainability in luxury fashion business, Gateway East, Singapore: Springer. ISBN 9811088780, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981
-10-8878-0.
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Morris, K. (2018). Pocket design details from Thermic: A Research-driven Base Layer Developed for Runners. Featured in The Book of
Pockets by Adriana Gorea, Katya Roelse and Martha Hall Bloomsbury: New York, NY. p. TBD.
Parsons, J. L. & Morris, K. (2018). Autumn Universal. Featured in Sustainability and Social Change in Fashion by Leslie Burns.
Bloomsbury: New York, NY. p. TBD.
JURIED EXHIBITIONS:
Morris, K. & Parsons, J. (2018) International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA) Annual Juried Exhibition, held in conjunction with
the ITAA annual conference in Cleveland, OH. Afterglow: An equitably designed trench coat. Exhibited.
Parsons, J. & Morris, K.,(2018). Water’s Edge: Theme and Variation. Universal designed vest featuring a synthesis of digital printing
and laser cutting to enhance aesthetics and functionality. International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ipaye, H. & Eckerson, N. , Morris, K. (2018). Resilience: Activewear for Lower Limb Amputees who Utilize Prosthetic Limbs. User-
center design of activewear for women with a lower limb amputation. International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Uriyo, A.. & Morris, K. (2018). Sight Unseen. User-centered vest for women with vision impairments. International Textile and Apparel
Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
McBee-Black, K., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Exploring clothing as a barrier to workplace participation faced by people living with
disabilities. Societies, 8(1). DOI: 10.3390/soc8010019
Lee, S., Ha-Brookshire, J., & Chow, P. S. (2018). The moral responsibility of corporate sustainability as perceived by fashion retail
employees: A U.S.-China cross-cultural comparison Study. Business Strategy and the Environment, 1-14. http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/
bse.2196 Impact factor 5.355. ISI, 14/140 (Business), 5/108 (Environmental Studies)
Lee, S.H., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). The effect of ethical climate and employees’ organizational citizenship behavior on U.S. fashion
retail organizations’ sustainability performance. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management. DOI: 10.1002/
csr.1510. Impact factor 4.918, ISI. 17/140 (Business), 10/108 ( Environmental Studies)
Morris, K., & Ashdown S. P. (2018). Partnerships in practice: Producing new design knowledge with users when developing
performance apparel products. Fashion Practice, 10(3). https://doi.org/10.1080/17569370.2018.1507149
Morris, K., & Ashdown S. P. (2018). Leading Apparel Users: Developing a Measure to Identify Lead Users for Collaborative Apparel
Product Development. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 36(3). 180-198. https://doi.org/10.1177/0887302X18765262
Norum, P.S. (2018). Apparel production and consumption: A view through the lens of sustainability. Journal of Family and Consumer
Sciences, 110(1), 13-18.
Parsons, J. (2018), The shirtwaist: Changing the commerce of fashion, Fashion, Style & Popular Culture, 5(1), 9–25.
Rana, R., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). New conceptual framework for fashion business ideation, negotiation, and implementation
undergraduate curricula for sustainable development. International Journal of Fashion Design, Technology, and Education. DOI:
10.1080/17543266.2018.1534003
Starkey, S. & Parsons, J. (2018) Inclusive Apparel Design for Baby Boomer Women, Fashion Practice: The Journal of Design, Creative
Process & the Fashion Industry (Under second review).
Sun, L. & Zhao, L. (2018). Technology disruptions: exploring the changing roles of designers, makers, and users in the fashion industry.
International Journal of Fashion Design, Technology and Education, 1-13
Wang, B., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Exploring digital competency requirements within the fashion supply chain. International Journal
of Fashion Design, Technology and Education. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/17543266.2018.1448459
Zhao, L., Davis, L., & Copeland, L. (2018). Entrepreneurial intention: an exploratory study among fashion students. Journal of
Enterprising Culture, 26(1), 27-50
Zhao, L. & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Importance of Guanxi in Chinese apparel new venture success: mixed method approach, open
access, Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research.
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CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:
Alfatoony, L. & Parson, J. (2018). Size adaptive garments for toddlers as an approach to maximize fitting and durability.
International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Chao, M., Lee, E., & Zhao, L. (2018). Mining social media data to discover topics of sustainability: The case of luxury cosmetics
brands and the animal testing. International Conference on Clothing and Textiles, Seoul, South Korea.
Cho, S., Aflatoony, A., Uriyo, L., & Morris, K. (2018). Development of tactile garment design strategies for women with visual
impairments. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio. Award:
Intellect Book Research Award.
Cho, S., & Morris, K., (2018). Developing baseline design criteria for people with lower body mobility impairments using inclusive
design. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Eckerson, N. & Zhao, L., (2018). Integration of 3 dimensional modeling and printing into fashion design curriculum: opportunities
and challenges. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Goswami, S., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Conceptualization, scale development, and validation of perceived corporate hypocrisy.
International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Goswami, S., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). “I quit”: Retail employees’ perceived corporate hypocrisy and their turnover intentions.
International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Huang, S., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Consumers' financial values and their socially, environmentally, and financially responsible
behavior. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Huang, S., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Shared responsibility values, solidarity, and tolerance and sustainable behaviors.
International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Islam Rana, M.R., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Carrot or stick? Examination of the role of buyers' coercive and reward power on
suppliers job satisfaction and turnover intention. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November
2018, Cleveland, OH
Islam Rana, M.R., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). New framework proposal for sustainable textile and apparel education.
International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Islam Rana, M.R., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Influence of work experience and job stressor on textile and apparel factory
managers’ negative workplace behavior. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018,
Cleveland, OH
Islam, Rana M.R. & Zhao, L., (2018). Fashion buyer role in 21st century: A data-mining-based content analysis approach.
International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Jaiswal, G., & Ha-Brooskhire, J. (2018). Buyers' power on suppliers' motivation to engage in managing their compliance
mechanisms: Case of Indian apparel export firms. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November
2018, Cleveland, OH
Jung, S., Lee, S.H.N., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Differing expectations for corporate moral responsibility: A product category
analysis. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Jung., S., & Ha-Brookshire, J., Wei, X., & Lee, S. H. (2018). Cross-cultural validation of the moral spectrum of corporate
sustainability from perfect to imperfect duty. The 21st Academy of Marketing Science World Marketing Congress, Porto,
Portugal.
Jung., S., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Chinese consumers’ perspectives on the moral responsibility of corporate sustainability.
International Conference on Clothing and Textiles, May 2018, Seoul, Korea
Lee, S., & Zhao, L. (2018). Responding to sustainability with sentimental messages through social media. International Textile
and Apparel Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Lee, S.H.N., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Factors affecting fashion retail employees’ workplace behavior and their relationship
with employer. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Lee, S. H., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). The impact of fashion retail employees’ perceptions of the morality of corporate
sustainability efforts and ethical values on their positive workplace behaviors. International Conference on Clothing and Textiles,
May 2018, Seoul, Korea
Lee, S. H., Ha-Brookshire, J., Lo, K.Y., & Zhou, P. (2018). Social media responses to corporate sustainability: A comparison
between luxury and mass brands using a data mining analysis approach. International Conference on Clothing and Textiles, May
2018, Seoul, Korea
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LoMonaco-Benzing, R & Norum, P.S. (2018). The changing face of brick and mortar retail: Collective retailers create small business
incubators. International Textile and Apparel Association, November 2018, Cleveland, OH.
McBee-Black, K., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Literature review on nomenclatures for clothing targeting people living with disabilities.
International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland, OH
Modi, D., & Zhao, L., (2018). Analyzing Twitter and Instagram social networks to trace consumer opinion regarding transparency in the
apparel supply chain. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Morris, K., (2018). Teaching the Next Generation of Technical Designers about Cotton Performance Technologies through a Problem-
Based Learning. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio. Award: ATEXINC
Award for Innovation in Textile Instruction.
Morris, K., Aflatoony, L. & Romine, A. (2018). A Low-Cost 3D Design Process: Exploring Alternatives to Capture, Process, and Design
using 3D Data. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Morris, K., Ramseyer Winter, G., Landor, Antoinette, & Teti, M. (2018). The Implications of 3D Body Scanning on State Self-
Objectification. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Morris, K., Aflatoony, L. & Romine, A. (2018). A Low-Cost 3D Design Process: Exploring Alternatives to Capture, Process, and Design
using 3D Data. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Morris, K., Ramseyer Winter, G., Landor, Antoinette, & Teti, M. (2018). The Implications of 3D Body Scanning on State Self-
Objectification. Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Norum, P. & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018) “How Service Can Help Your Academic Career Development” Panel Participants. International
Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, OH.
Ramseyer Winter, V., Landor, A., Morris, K., & Teti, M. (2018). Exploring the Possible Benefits of Using 3D Technology in Body
Appreciation Interventions. Presented at the International Conference on Eating Disorders (ICED), Chicago, IL.
Ramseyer Winter, V., Landor, A., Morris, K., Teti, M., & Pevehouse-Pfeiffer, D. (2018). 3-Dimensional Body Appreciation Mapping (3D-
BAM): Results from an intervention study. Poster presented at Appearance Matters 8, London, United Kingdom.
Sokolowski, S., Griffin, L., Carufel, R., Kim, N., Park, H., Shi, D., Morris, K., Aflatoony, L., McKinny, E., Leathers, K., Wu, Y., Park, J., Conroy,
B., Carvalho, M., (2018). A User-Centered approach for new Personal Protective Equipment Development: iWoman Case Study.
Presented at the annual meeting of International Textile and Apparel Association, Cleveland, Ohio.
Wang, B., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use of new technologies described by Chinese textile
and apparel firm owners and managers. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November 2018, Cleveland,
OH
Wang, B., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Ready or not: Industry 4.0 in the textile and apparel industries. International Conference on
Clothing and Textiles, May 2018, Seoul, Korea.
Yang, N., & Ha-Brookshire, J. (2018). Truly sustainable or not? An assessment on China's textile and apparel corporations' sustainability
performance from the moral responsibility perspective. International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, November
2018, Cleveland, OH
Zhao, L., Bin, S., & Sun, P. (2018). Fashion sustainability in a sharing economy: A text mining approach. International Textile and Apparel
Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Zhao, L. & Chao, M. (2018). The rise of fashion informatics: Data mining based social network analysis in fashion. International Textile
and Apparel Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Zhao, L., & Sun, P. (2018). An analysis of social media activity in sustainable apparel brands: a visual data mining approach. International
Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH.
Zhao, L., Lee, S., & Copeland, L. (2018). Social media and Chinese consumers’ sustainable apparel purchase intentions. International
Conference on Clothing and Textiles, Seoul, South Korea.
MEDIA COVERAGE:
Research of Kerri McBee-Black (2018) Thompson, M. (2018, Oct 14). Designing accessible fashion for people with disabilities. PBS
Newshour. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/designing-accessible-fashion-for-people-with-disabilities
Research of Kerri McBee-Black (2018) Nittle, N. (2018, June 13). Clothing Can Keep People with Disabilities Out of the Workforce: Target
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