Dawn Michaelson, Ph.D

DAWN MICHAELSON, PH.D.

Curriculum vitae orcid.org/0000-0002-5399-9765 Portfolio: www.dawnmichaelson.com

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Consumer and Design Sciences, August 2019 Auburn University, Auburn, AL Dissertation: Development and Application of a Functional Apparel Framework Using Mixed Methods Co-Advisor: Dr. Veena Chattaraman and Dr. Karla P. Teel

M.S. Consumer and Design Sciences, May 2015 Auburn University, Auburn, AL Thesis: Assessing Functional Needs of Rock Climbing Pants Advisor: Dr. Karla P. Teel

B.A. Family and Consumer Sciences – Textiles & Clothing, May 2013 California State University, Long Beach, CA Honors: President’s List

A.A. Advanced Fashion Design/Business Administration, May 2010 Saddleback College, Mission Viejo, CA Honors: Dean’s List

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

2019 Assistant Professor, Family & Consumer Sciences, Baylor University, TX • Teaching various apparel design studios in patternmaking, draping, tailoring, construction techniques and design collections.

2019 - 2018 Full-time Lecturer, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences, Auburn University, AL • Teaching three courses per term, including responsibility for apparel studio machinery maintenance, and training of Graduate and Undergraduate Teaching Assistants.

2018 Co-Founder, ESCAPE Therapy™, a division of Therapeutic Medical Holdings, LLC, Auburn, AL • Research, design and production of rehabilitation garments with embedded electrostimulation.

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2018 – 2015 Freelance Functional Apparel Designer, Auburn, AL

2013 – 2012 Girls Design Room Assistant, All Access Apparel, Montebello, CA

2012 – 2010 Assistant Designer/Technical Designer, Cookie Wear (subsidiary of MATTZINI), Los Angeles, CA

2011 - 2009 Design Assistant, Kari Me Away, Anaheim Hills, CA

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Journal Articles

• Michaelson, D., Kim, D-E., & Ha, Y. (2018). Scuba Diver's Use of Selection Criteria for Assessing Wetsuit using FEA Model. International Journal of Costume and Fashion, 18(2), pp. 45-64.

• Michaelson, D., Teel, K., & Chattaraman, V. (2018). Assessing Rock Climbers’ Functional Needs in Climbing Pants. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 36(4), pp. 235-250. doi.org/10.1177/0887302X18783580

• Koo, H., Michaelson, D. & Teel, K. (2016). Design Preferences for Wearable E-Nose System for Diabetes. International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, 28(2), pp.216 – 232. doi.org/10.1108/IJCST-10-2015-0113

Other Publications (Non-peer reviewed)

• Roda, D. (2008, March). Vintage Rose Christening Gown. SAGANews, 29(1), 1,8-15. • Roda, D. (2007, November). Christmas Heirloom Angel. SAGANews, 28(4), 1,4-5. • Roda, D. (2007, June). Aye Aye Captain. SAGANews, 28(2), 1, 4-9. • Roda, D. (2006, Nov/Dec). Bobbing Blue Boats Bid & Bottle Cover. Creative Needle. • Roda, D. (2006, June). Bluebird Bonnet & Mittens. SAGANews, 27(2). • Roda, D. (2005). Wistful for Summer Bag. SAGA News, 26(2).

CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION

Conference Proceedings (Refereed – Oral)

• Michaelson, D., Chattaraman, V., & Teel, K. (October 2019). An Exploratory Study on Use of Sun Protective Apparel for Children: Parental Knowledge, Attitudes, Role Identity, and Purchase Intentions. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Dawn Michaelson, CV • Michaelson, D., Teel, K. (November 2017). Active learning in an apparel production management course: Student perceptions, instructor training, and learning outcomes. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), St. Petersburg, Florida.

• Michaelson, D., Chattaraman, V. (November 2017). Apparel design for zero waste: Exploring aesthetic preferences and purchase intentions as a function of zero waste design typicality and zero waste concept. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), St. Petersburg, Florida.

• Michaelson, D., & Gascon, S. (July 2017). Femininity, Athletic Identity, And Satisfaction of Compression Garments. Eighth International Conference on Sport & Society, Imperial College, London, UK. (Acceptance rate not provided). Virtual Presentation can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiAgy7CvJLU&t=3s

• Michaelson, D. (February 2017). Active Learning with Team-based Assignments in an Apparel Production Management Course. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences – Alabama Affiliation, Tuscaloosa, AL. (Acceptance rate not provided)

• Michaelson, D., Teel, K., Chattaraman, V., & Koo, H. (November 2016). Assessing Functional Needs of Outdoor Climbing Pants. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Vancouver, BC, Canada. (Acceptance rate 74.5%)

• Michaelson, D., Chattaraman, V. & Ayra, N. (November 2016). Aesthetic responses and purchase intentions: The moderating role of apparel categories. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Vancouver, BC, Canada. (Acceptance rate 74.5%)

• Michaelson, D. (April 2016). This Dress Has A Twisted Nature. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences – Alabama Affiliation, Hoover, AL. (Acceptance rate not provided)

Conference Proceedings (Refereed – Poster)

• Michaelson, D., (November 2018). Incorporating Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) skills into the Apparel and Textiles Classroom. (Rutherford Teaching Challenge, First Place), International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Cleveland, Ohio.

• Michaelson, D., Gascon, S., & Teel, K. P. (November 2018). Are compression garments worth it?: Investigating compression garment functionality and identity in women athletes’. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Cleveland, Ohio.

• Michaelson, D., Sultana, N., & Teel, K. P. (November 2018). Active learning spaces: Student perceptions of engagement, space, and instructor involvement in an apparel production and merchandising course. International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Cleveland, Ohio.

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Dawn Michaelson, CV • Michaelson, D. & Teel, K. (2016). Outdoor Climbing Pant Preferences for Brands, Types, and Fabrics. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences – Alabama Affiliation, Hoover, AL.

• Kim, D-E., Michaelson, D., & Ha, Y, (2015). Selection Criteria for Scuba Diver’s Wetsuit. Proceedings of the International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Santa Fe, New Mexico.

• Koo, H., Michaelson, D., Teel, K, & Kim, D. (2015). Understanding Design Preferences and Expectations on Wearable Monitoring System for Diabetes. Proceedings of the International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Santa Fe, New Mexico.

• Michaelson, D. & Teel, K. (2015). Textile Performance and Fit Implications in Rock Climbing Pants. Proceedings of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC), Savannah, Georgia.

• Michaelson, D. (2015). Appraising Recreational Scuba Divers Wetsuit Needs. Research Week, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.

• Kim, D-E., Ha, Y, & Michaelson, D. (2014). Needs Assessment of Female and Male Scuba Diver’s Wetsuit. Proceedings of the International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA), Charlotte, North Carolina.

Conference Proceedings (Non-Refereed – Oral)

• Michaelson, D., & Gascon, S. (April 2017). Interdisciplinary Research: Improving Compression Garments in Women Athletes. 3 Minute Single Slide Oral Presentation for College of Human Sciences Graduate Student Research Symposium, Auburn University, Auburn, AL. Presentation can be viewed at 2016 AU College of Human Sciences

• Gascon, S., Michaelson, D. (Co-author), Teel, K., & Oliver, G. (April, 2017). Interdisciplinary Research: Improving Compression Garments for Women Athletes, Research Week, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.

• Michaelson, D. (2016). Aesthetic apparel preferences: Typical versus atypical. Southeast Graduate Consortium, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.

• Michaelson, D. (2015). A submerged perspective: A smocking approach to fabric manipulation. Research Week, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama. (awarded 2nd Place for Oral Presentations)

GRANTS

• PGM Educational Sponsorship Program Application 2017, Donation of two dress forms to Auburn University, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences. Value $598. (Approved 3/15/17).

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Dawn Michaelson, CV CREATIVE SCHOLARSHIP

Nine of my creative scholarship designs have been accepted and exhibited in national and international juried exhibitions (2 at the undergraduate level), for which I am the sole designer or listed as the first designer with collaborative work. A few of my designs were featured in multiple exhibitions (i.e. 1 design in 2 exhibitions), mainly to showcase designs at the University level along with at professional conferences.

When evaluating juried design exhibitions, it is important to recognize the percentage of acceptance for each exhibition (the lower percentage acceptance rate equates to a higher quality exhibition) and the reputation of the organization. Evaluating both aspects of juried exhibitions is equivalent to ranking the quality of scholarly journals. Fortunately, many of my design exhibitions were accepted at venues with acceptance rates of 40% and lower. Retrieval methods of written abstracts and/or images vary per exhibition vary and evolve as organizations and technology evolves.

Juried Design Exhibitions

Michaelson, D. (November 7 – 11, 2016). Women Climbing Ensemble with Pant Prototype, Research based climbing pant prototype with 4-way stretch gusset, high waistline, reinforced knees, and adjustable pant leg. Ensemble also includes sports bra and athleisure lacing top. Design Exhibition, International Textile and Apparel Association Conference, Vancouver, B.C.

Michaelson, D. (November 7 – 11, 2016). What's the Angle? Zero waste designed jacket using silk brocade fabric. Pattern design utilized 100% of fabric in mostly triangle shaped pieces. Jacket was accompanied with zero waste silk jersey dress. Design Exhibition, International Textile and Apparel Association Conference, Vancouver, B.C.

Michaelson, D. (October 14 – 18, 2013). A Selkie’s View, Strapless chiffon dress has bodice with smocking pleater manipulated sections which replicate ocean currents and beaded embellishments. Bodice has criss-cross ties that extend over shoulders with a fishtail hemline. Design Competition, International Textile and Apparel Association Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Michaelson, D. (November 13 – 17, 2012). Leona’s Nostalgia, Vintage 50’s inspired dress features a low scooped neckline with a rounded flat collar, short sleeves, and contrasting bodice. Skirt, collar, and sleeve cuffs are made from an orange and green abstract stripe print on double silk chiffon with a matching forest green silk charmeuse bodice. Design Competition, International Textile and Apparel Association Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Invited Exhibitions

Michaelson, D. (September 29 - October 14, 2018) Kaleidoscopic. “SHOWCASE 2018 Award for Outstanding Creative Research & Scholarship”. A top designed from a basic bodice pattern which was then cut at various angles, folds created, then sewn to

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Dawn Michaelson, CV create a three-dimensional origami-look. This type of work is known as Freeform Patternmaking. Working in this style allows the designer to experiment with design by not following the conventional rules of traditional patternmaking but by using one’s intuition to explore design creatively. The fabric selection and unique folds transformed the top into a kaleidoscopic effect of color and angles. Showcase: The Work of Creative Scholarship, Jule Collins Museum of Fine Art, Auburn, AL.

Michaelson, D. & Gascon, S. (September 29 - October 14, 2018) Women’s Athletic Compression Apparel. Collaborative co-design of an upper and lower limb compression ensemble to reduce inefficiencies in performance among women athletes. Showcase: The Work of Creative Scholarship, Jule Collins Museum of Fine Art, Auburn, AL.

Michaelson, D. & Gascon, S. (September 17 – October 3, 2016). Biomechanical and Functional Compression Top. Collaborative co-design of a women’s compression top using three different 4-way stretch performance fabrics to provide varying degrees of compression, wicking, comfort and improved fit. Showcase: The Work of Creative Scholarship, Jule Collins Museum of Fine Art, Auburn, AL.

Michaelson, D. (September 17 – October 3, 2016). Crisscrossing Nature. The innovative use of novelty yarn surface embellishment and deconstruction techniques to create a dress inspired by a microscopic cross selection of a walnut tree. Showcase: The Work of Creative Scholarship, Jule Collins Museum of Fine Art, Auburn, Alabama.

Michaelson, D. (April 14 – 16, 2014). Art of Angles, Zero waste designed jacket using silk brocade fabric. Pattern design utilized 100% of fabric in mostly triangle shaped pieces. Research Week, Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center (AUHCC), Auburn, Alabama.

Curated Exhibitions

Michaelson, D. (March 8, 2014 - October 4, 2014). A Selkie’s View, Strapless chiffon dress has bodice with smocking pleater manipulated sections which replicate ocean currents and beaded embellishments. Bodice has criss-cross ties that extend over shoulders with a fishtail hemline. Smocking and Fabric Manipulation Exhibit, Lacis Museum of Lace and Textiles, Berkeley, California.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Assistant Professor – Baylor University, Family & Consumer Sciences 201, Fall Intermediate Apparel Studio. 1 session, 3 units

Full-time Lecturer - Auburn University, Consumer & Design Sciences 2019, Spring Apparel Line Development (senior capstone). 1 session, 4 units (Team taught course with Dr. Young-A Lee) Product Development: Technical Design (lecture & lab). 1 session, 4 units. Apparel Production Management (lecture, 3 labs). 3 sessions, 4 units.

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Dawn Michaelson, CV Special Topics: Independent Study in Design, 1 session, 3 units. (Team taught course with Dr. Young-A Lee) Supervised Teaching in Consumer and Design Sciences, 1 session, 1 unit. Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Experience, 1 session, 3 units

2018, Fall Introduction to Textile Complex, 1 session, 3 units. Apparel Production Management (lecture & 1 lab). 3 sessions, 4 units. Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Experience, 1 session, 3 units Supervised Teaching in Consumer and Design Sciences, 1 session, 1 unit.

Graduate Instructor - Auburn University, Consumer & Design Sciences (full responsibility)

2018, Spring Apparel Production Management (lecture & 1 lab). 3 sessions, 4 units. Product Development: Technical Design (lecture & lab). 1 session, 4 units. 2017, Fall Apparel Production Management (lecture only). 3 sessions, 4 units. 2017, Spring Product Development: Technical Design (lecture & lab). 2 sessions, 4 units. 2016, Fall Apparel Production Management (lecture & lab). 2 sessions, 4 units. 2016, Spring Product Development: Technical Design (lecture & lab). 2 sessions, 4 units. 2015, Fall Apparel Production Management (lecture & lab). 3 sessions, 4 units. 2015, Spring Apparel Production Management (lecture & lab). 2 sessions, 4 units. 2014, Fall Apparel Production Management (laboratory only). 2 sessions. 2014, Spring Apparel Production Management (laboratory only). 2 sessions. 2013, Fall Apparel Production Management (laboratory only). 2 sessions.

Guest Lecturer (Single Day) - Auburn University, Consumer & Design Sciences

2018, Sum Design Elements: Color, Texture, and Line, Visual Merchandising Couse 2018, Spring Industry Production Experience, The Textile Industrial Complex Course 2017, Fall Knits Lecture, The Textile Industrial Complex Course 2017, Spring 3D Body Scanning Lecture, Aesthetics for Fashion Course 2016, Spring 3D Body Scanning Lecture, Aesthetics for Fashion Course Graduate Teaching Assistant - Auburn University, Consumer & Design Sciences

2017, Fall Apparel Merchandising and Design Association (AMDA) 2014, Spring Fashion Event Management (CADS 3970). 1 session, 3 units. 2013, Fall Textile Industrial Complex (CADS 1600). 1 session, 3 units.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant – California State University, Long Beach, CA, Clothing & Textiles

2013, Spring Advanced Computer Applications for Fashion. 1 session, 3 units 2012, Fall Analysis, Evaluation & Comparison of Ready-to-Wear. 1 session, 3 units. 2012, Spring Computer Applications for Professionals. 1 session, 3 units.

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HONORS AND AWARDS

2018 – 2013 Graduate Student Assistantship Tuition Fellowship, Auburn University

2018 Rutherford Teaching Challenge, First Place, International Textile & Apparel Association, Title “Incorporating Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) skills into the Apparel and Textiles Classroom” ($500) 2018 SHOWCASE 2018 Award for Outstanding Creative Research & Scholarship, Auburn University, AL 2018 Auburn University, College of Human Sciences Dissertation Research Support ($500)

2018 Jewell Taylor Graduate Fellowship, American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences ($5,000)

2018 First Place Tiger Cage Competition, ESCAPE Therapy™ team, Auburn University, Auburn, AL ($50,000)

2018 Women’s Philanthropy Board Scholarship Award, College of Human Sciences, Auburn University ($5,000)

2018 Department of Consumer & Design Science nomination of the Auburn University Graduate School’s Merriwether Fellowship for the 2017-2018 academic year

2017 Auburn University Graduate Research Symposium Oral Presentation Award – 2nd Place ($500)

2016 Sara Douglas Fellowship for Professional Promise-Doctoral Student Award, International Textile & Apparel Association ($500)

2016 Women’s Philanthropy Board Scholarship Award, College of Human Sciences, Auburn University ($5,000)

2016 Department of Consumer & Design Science nomination of the Auburn University Graduate School’s Merriwether Fellowship for the 2016-2017 academic year

2015 Auburn University Graduate School Travel Grant ($150)

2015 Auburn University Graduate Research Symposium Oral Presentation Award – 2nd Place ($500)

2015 Auburn University, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences, William Carter Company Scholarship, ($2,250)

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2014 Women’s Philanthropy Board Scholarship Award, College of Human Sciences, Auburn University ($5,000)

2014 Auburn University, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences, Betty Little Endowment, Graduate Level Design Competition ($200)

2014 Auburn University, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences, Tiger Rags Graduate Fellowship ($175)

2012 Bernard Osher Foundation Reentry Scholarship Award, California State University, Long Beach ($2,000)

2012 Women & Philanthropy Reentry Scholarship, California State University, Long Beach ($2,000)

2012 California Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Undergraduate Scholarship ($1,000)

2012 California State University, Long Beach Study Abroad Scholarship ($412.50)

2012 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Scholarship – California Affiliate ($1,000)

2011 Bernard Osher Foundation Reentry Scholarship Award ($2,000)

2010 American Sewing Guild, Los Angeles Chapter, Scholarship ($100)

UNDERGRADUATE MENTORSHIP

• CORE by Lydia Pass, (April 2018), Alpaca Owners Association, Inc., 15th Annual North American Student Design Competition in Fashion and Textiles. Placed 8th out of 60.

• Hitting the Links, or the Town by Suzanna Pickering, (April 2018), American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Concept 2 Consumer® Student Design Competition.

• Enduro by Lydia Pass, (April 2018), American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Concept 2 Consumer® Student Design Competition.

• ZiXin by Anne Landau, (April 2018), American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Concept 2 Consumer® Student Design Competition.

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SERVICE EXPERIENCE

2019 – 2018 Kappa Omnicron Nu Graduate Chair & Mentor, Auburn University, College of Human Sciences.

2018 – 2016 Kappa Omnicron Nu Graduate Mentor to undergraduate Apparel Production and Apparel Merchandising KON members.

2017 Auburn University, College of Human Sciences, Graduate Student Research Symposium committee member.

2017 – 2016 Auburn University Graduate Student Council Senator for the Department of Consumer & Design Sciences and Communications committee member.

2016 American Collegiate Retailing Association (ACRA) reviewer for ACRA 2017 Annual Conference.

2017 – 2009 Artisan Program Evaluator for fine machine sewing levels I and II, Smocking Arts Guild.

2016 – 2014 Apparel, Merchandising, & Design Program Ambassador, Auburn University.

2015 Graduate Diversity Campus Experience, Panel Speaker “Why Graduate School”, Auburn University.

2014 Fashion Camp, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences, Auburn University.

2009 – 2007 Vice President, Sandcastle Chapter, Smocking Arts Guild of America.

2008 Nominating Committee Chair, Smocking Arts Guild of America.

MEDIA INTERVIEWS AND PRESS

2019 The Auburn Plainsman. Slow fashion is a growing trend in the clothing industry. (02/12/2019) https://www.theplainsman.com/article/2019/02/slow-fashion-is-a-growing- trend-in-the-clothing-industry

2018 Harbert Magazine. Student entrepreneurs incubate their start-ups (Fall 2018) https://aub.ie/harbertmagazinefall2018

2018 Auburn University, Raymond J. Harbert College of Business: News. Tiger Cage helps student-led start-ups unlock their potential (August 9, 2018) http://harbert.auburn.edu/news/tigercage2019.php

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2018 WLTZ. Four Auburn University Student Entrepreneur Teams Growing their Idea in a Summer Accelerator Program (June 20, 2018) http://www.wltz.com/2018/06/20/four-auburn-university-student-entrepreneur-teams- growing-their-idea-in-a-summer-accelerator-program/

2018 Auburn University: The Newsroom. Auburn University’s Tiger Cage Accelerator helps turn new business concepts into business start-ups (June 15, 2018) http://ocm.auburn.edu/newsroom/news_articles/2018/06/auburn-universitys-tiger-cage- accelerator-helps-turn-new-business-concepts-into-business-startups.htm

2018 WTLZ. Three Auburn University Students Design Electrotherapy Garment That Will Help Physical Therapy Patients Heal (May 3, 2018) https://www.wltz.com/2018/05/03/three-auburn-university-students-design- electrotherapy-garment-will-help-physical-therapy-patients-heal/

2018 Business Alabama. Auburn University's 2018 Annual Entrepreneurship Summit: Hall of Fame inductee, Entrepreneurs of the Year, Top Tigers and Tiger Cage start-ups (May 2018) http://www.businessalabama.com/Business-Alabama/May-2018/Auburn-Universitys-2018- Annual-Entrepreneurship-Summit/

2018 Alabama News Center. Auburn Students Win $50k Toward Electrotherapy Garment To Aid Injury Rehabilitation (April 15, 2018) https://alabamanewscenter.com/2018/04/14/auburn-students-win-50000-toward-their- electrotherapy-garment-to-aid-injury-rehabilitation/

2018 Auburn University: The Newsroom. Auburn students win $50,000 in funds and business services toward their electrotherapy garment to aid injury rehabilitation (April 9, 2018) http://ocm.auburn.edu/newsroom/news_articles/2018/04/auburn-students-win-50,000-in- funds-and-business-services-toward-their-electrotherapy-garment-to-aid-injury- rehabilitation.htm#.Ws4ZZxjNVYQ.facebook

2018 oanow.com. Student start-up businesses win shares of more than $50,000 at Tiger Cage competition (April 7, 2018) https://www.oanow.com/news/auburnuniversity/student-start-up-businesses-win-shares- of-more-than-at/article_16d5bac4-f840-569a-82d3-fe5ee4e6359c.html

2018 Auburn University, Raymond J. Harbert College of Business: News. Students create garment to aid in physical therapy, win Tiger Cage pitch competition (April 6, 2018) http://harbert.auburn.edu/news/Tiger%20Cage%202018.php

2018 AL.com. Tiger Cage business pitch finalists to face off for $50,000 (March 9, 2018) https://www.al.com/business/index.ssf/2018/03/tiger_cage_business_pitch_fina.html

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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

• International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA) since 2013. • American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) since 2014. • American Association of Family & Consumer Science (AAFCS) since 2012. • Costume Society of America (CSA) since 2012. • Smocking Arts Guild of America (SAGA) since 2002. • Embroidery Guild of America (EGA) various years since 2005. • Surface Design Association (SDA) since 2018.

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