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WELCOME TO THE ITAA 2020 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

ITAA 2020 DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AWARD WINNERS AND KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

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REVIEW, PLANNING, & AWARDS COMMITTEES

2020 ITAA Virtual Conference Schedule at a Glance Times shown in Eastern Standard Time (EST) and (Coordinated Universal Time (UTC))

Monday, November 16, 2020 1:00-3:00 pm (18:00-20:00 utc) Workshop on Elevate Your Leadership Opportunities

3:00-5:00 pm (20:00-22:00 utc) TAPAC Assembly of Delegates Meeting

Tuesday, November 17, 2020 1:00-2:45 pm (18:00-19:45 utc) Workshop on Visible Thinking for a Data-Driven Experiential Ecosystem in a Disruptive Marketplace

3:00-5:00 pm (20:00-22:00 utc) Workshop on Writing the TAPAC Self-Study Report

Wednesday, November 18, 2020 1:00-2:00 pm (18:00-19:00 utc) Opening Session 2:00-2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc) Concurrent Session #1 Creative Design: Functional Clothing CB: The Application of Smart Technology DPD: Innovation and Interdisciplinary Approaches in Apparel Product Development SPA: Consumer Awareness & Self Identification: From Symbolism to Innovation

3:00-3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc) Concurrent Session #2 Creative Design: Historic/Cultural References MGT: Innovative Managerial Practices for the Evolving Retail Environment SSR: Sustainability – Teaching, Learning, & Research TAS: Textile Sciences and Engineering

4:00-4:45 pm (21:00-21:45 utc) Concurrent Session #3 Creative Design: Patternmaking and Couture Techniques CB: Social Media and its Influences MRK: Digital Marketing in Fashion PED: Software, Social Media, and Digital Skills TAI: Technology Innovation & Digital Innovation in the Textile and Apparel Industry

5:00-6:30 pm (22:00-23:30 utc) Special Topic Sessions #1 STS: Opportunities Beyond the Classroom: Industry Design Collaborations for Project Based Learning with Digital Textile Technology STS: Adaptive Apparel. An ITAA Research Focus: Connecting Scholarship to Industry STS: Elevate to Innovate: Finding Innovative Ways to Incorporate Diversity and Inclusion into the Textile and Apparel Curriculum

6:30-7:30 pm (23:30-00:30 utc) Opening Reception & Distinguished Scholar Lecture From Classroom to Community: The Power of Integrative Research Linda Niehm, Iowa State University

Thursday, November 19, 2020 9:00-11:00 am (14:00-16:00 utc) Board Meeting

noon-12:45 pm (17:00-17:45 utc) Keynote Speaker Q&A

THE PATH TO CAPABILITY… CRAFTING A FUTURE-PROOF APPAREL DESIGN CAREER J.J. COLLIER, COLLIER BRANDS, LLC

1:00-1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc) Concurrent Session #4 Creative Design: Textile Innovation and New Technologies CB: Sustainability and its Related Issues DPD: Functional Apparel for Specialized Applications and its Future UG: New Insights of Fashion Communication and Product Development

2:00-2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc) Concurrent Session #5 Creative Design: Ready-to-Wear HIS: Fashion History in Context MGT: Creating Technology Enriched Retail Experiences MRK: Current Issues in Fashion Marketing PED: Enhancing Student Learning and Experiences

3:00-3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc) Concurrent Session #6 Creative Design: Sustainability I MGT: Technology and Business Model Innovation in the Retail and Apparel Industries SSR: Sustainable Business Practices and Performance TAI: Global Sourcing Practices and Supply Chain Dynamics in the Textile & Apparel Industry

4:00-5:30 pm (21:00-22:30 utc) Special Topic Sessions #2 STS: The University Fashion Show: Best Practices to Showcase Student Work STS: Human Body in the Digital Era: Virtual Technology and Its Applications in Textiles & Apparel STS: Preparing the Professional: The Impact of Internships

5:30-7:00 pm (22:30-00:00 utc) CTRJ Editorial Board Meeting

5:30-7:30 pm (22:30-00:30 utc) Graduate Student Fireside Chat

Friday, November 20, 2020 11:00 am-noon (16:00-17:00 utc) Business Meeting and Town Hall

noon-12:45 pm (17:00-17:45 utc) Keynote Speaker Q&A, Sponsored by Fairchild Books THE FUTURE…INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY PATHS IN APPAREL TRENT BUSH, ARTILECT

1:00-1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc) Concurrent Sessions #7 Creative Design: Conceptual/Experimental CB: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity CUL: Cultural Considerations in Context SSR: Sustainability, Communication, and Young Generations TAS: Apparel Sciences and Innovation

2:00-2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc) Concurrent Sessions #8 Creative Design: Sustainability II PED: Teaching Activities and Class Projects SPA: The Body in Transition: Internal and External Influences SSR: Sustainable Consumption and Determinants

3:00-3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc) Concurrent Session #9 Creative Design: Surface Design CB: Consumer Values, Experiential Marketing, and Subscription Services DPD: Fit and Sizing for Apparel Enhancement and Design Conceptualization TAI: Industry Trends and Corporate Social Responsibility

4:00-5:30 pm (21:00-22:30 utc) Special Topic Sessions #3 and Salon Session STS: Simple Strategies for Implementing Experience Learning STS: TAPAC Accreditation Reviewers: Tips and Best Practices for the Accreditation Review Preparation, Process and Report Salon: Elevating and Evaluating Curatorial Scholarship

5:30-6:30 pm (22:30-23:30 utc) Legacy Meeting

We have indeed Pivoted for the Pandemic. When 2020 conference chairs Nancy Miller and Carol Engel-Enright embarked on plans for the ITAA Annual Meeting to be held in Denver, no one could have predicted the way the year 2020 would roll out! What a change we have seen since we departed from Las Vegas just a year ago … and what a challenge ITAA and its members have faced in recent months to ensure that this Annual Meeting would happen. Nevertheless, we’ve persisted and here we are. And while “here” may be your own office, living room, family room, or den, incredibly, we have a contemporary and exciting program with will connect us as an organization, inspire us as scholars and teachers, and empower us as leaders in our profession and in our academic communities.

Reflecting on the joint efforts of many people who pivoted mid-planning, I want to affirm that members of ITAA should feel confident in their leaders. I want to thank the many people who have been involved in this conference planning, all of whom have risen to the occasion with creativity, thoughtfulness, and thoroughness. ITAA Executive Council members reacted quickly and thoughtfully with respect to plans for the 2020 Annual Meeting when the severity of the pandemic became known. Vice President for Conferences Nancy Rutherford chaired a Virtual Conference Planning Task Force comprised of Kim Hahn, Domenique Jones, Nancy Miller, Mary Ruppert- Stroescu, and Sherry Schofield. Task Force participants began deliberations in June and provided a report with virtual annual meeting recommendations in early August. What a team effort!

This year, like no year we’ve previously experienced, ITAA committee and track chairs for creative design, research, teaching, and concept sessions responded to the need for a different way of launching our presentation sessions. Thank you, Young-A Lee, Kim Hahn, Casey Stannard, Laura Kane, Julie Becker, Gargi Bhaduri, Julie Chang, Michelle Childs, Denise Green, Sejin Ha, Sara Jablon- Roberts, Catherine Jai, Ji Hye Kang, Seung-Hee Lee, David Loranger, Seoha Min, Amanda Muhammad, Linda Niehm, Huiju Park, and Li Zhao! It is with anticipation and excitement that I look forward to active participation in the session discussions that will enable us to really get to know about the scholarship (including design scholarship) and teaching trends occurring in textiles and apparel.

I’m filling my e-calendar with the events and sessions I’ll be attending, and will indicate “out of office – attending a conference” in my emails – albeit virtual. I’m “going” to the Annual Meeting! I’ve prepared ahead with “conference meals” – and have on reserve a nice bottle of wine for the celebration events like the welcome reception.

Keep pivoting, we’re in this together!

V. Ann Paulins ITAA President, 2020

2020 ITAA Fellow Dr. Andrew Reilly

Andy Reilly, PhD, is a professor in the Fashion Design and Merchandising program at the University of Hawai`i, Mānoa, where he has taught 22 different courses with the two staple courses being Introduction to the Fashion Industry and Culture, Gender and Appearance (cross-listed with Women’s Studies). His research falls two streams: 1) The behavior aspect of appearance including projects on gender, sexuality, victimization, internalized homophobia, and body image; and 2) The emerging scholarship on post-postmodernism and its relation to fashion trends and androgynous presentations among men. He is the founding editor of an academic journal published by Intellect, Critical Studies in Men’s Fashion, which is the only academic journal to focus solely on menswear. He is also the current Associate Editor for the Social-Psychological track in the Clothing and Textiles Research Journal. In addition, he has authored, co-authored, and co-edited several books on behavioral aspects of appearance (Crossing Gender Boundaries: Fashion to Create, Disrupt, and Transcend; The Meanings of Dress 3rd and 4th editions; The Men’s Fashion Reader; Key Concepts for the Fashion Industry; and Honolulu Street Style) which have been adopted by various university programs for their curriculum. He co-produces and hosts a local television show, Hawai`i Fashion Now.

2020 ITAA Distinguished Scholar Dr. Linda Niehm

Dr. Linda Niehm is a Professor in the Apparel, Merchandising, and Design (AMD) Program, Department of Apparel, Events, and Hospitality Management (AESHM), at Iowa State University, where she has taught since 2002. Dr. Niehm, who specializes in entrepreneurship and retailing, served as AMD Program Director from 2018-2020. Recently, she was named Director of Entrepreneurship and Retailing for the AESHM Department. She serves as lead faculty member for the College of Human Sciences (CHS) Entrepreneurship Initiative and represents the CHS on the University Entrepreneurship Committee. Dr. Niehm has published 42 peer-reviewed research papers and delivered over 100 presentations at major professional conferences. Her research interests include rural retailing, family business, retailer-consumer relationships, small retailer competitive strategies, and technology integration in small firms. She has garnered over $2 million dollars in total research funding support. Dr. Niehm’s work appears in a range of small business, entrepreneurship, and marketing/retailing related journals. She is very involved in academic programming for entrepreneurship education, including community outreach and student small business consulting experiences. Dr. Niehm directs the AESHM Iowa Retail Initiative, a collaboration with ISU Extension and Outreach, and is a member of the NC 1030 Family Business Multi-State Research Group.

2020 ITAA Mid-Career Award Dr. Huiju Park

Huiju Park (Ph.D), associate professor at Cornell University, has built outstanding scholarship in the area of functional apparel design to improve human well-being through problem-solving design research. His work includes development and evaluation of new performance apparel such as high performance activewear, and protective clothing for improved thermal comfort, mobility, safety and functionalities. As outcomes of his pursuit of apparel innovation and boundary-pushing approaches, Professor Park has published 38 peer-reviewed journal papers and secured about $6 million research funding from 17 funded proposals as the PI and a Co-PI since 2011. Sources of funding include the United States Department of Agriculture, the Department of Defense, the United States Agency for International Development, and the Department of Energy. His creative scholarship includes five international and national patents of smart clothing and shoes, 12 juried exhibitions, and three awards at international and national design competitions since 2008. His scholarship has been recognized by peer groups and national and international media as shown in the followings: National Public Radio News (aired in 2013), and Discovery Channel Canada (aired in 2013), 2015 ITAA Rising Star Award, and ITAA Paper of Distinction Award at Apparel Science Track (2011 and 2018).

2020 ITAA Rising Star Award Dr. Chunmin Lang

Chunmin Lang, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor at Louisiana State University. Her research and publications focus on sustainable consumption and fashion entrepreneurship. She teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses, including apparel merchandise buying and management, fashion entrepreneurship, global textile and apparel economics, merchandising theory, and merchandising trend. Dr. Lang is also active in contributing to the development of program curriculum and has developed four new courses for both undergraduate and graduate program. Dr. Lang has published over 25 refereed journal papers in Journal of Cleaner Production (impact factor 5.715), Sustainable Development (impact factor 2.167), Sustainable Production and Consumption, Journal of Consumer Behavior (SSCI), Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management (SSCI), among others. These journals are rigorous and high quality in the field of her scholarship. Dr. Lang is also very active in obtaining research grants and she has been awarded over $228,000 for her research team from both external and internal funding resources. In addition, Dr. Lang serves as a reviewer for nine refereed journals, has served as a track chair at multiple ITAA conferences. Her service to her department and university is also remarkable. She is an active member on several committees at each of these levels.

2020 ITAA Rising Star Award Dr. Hang Liu

Dr. Hang Liu is an assistant professor in the Department of Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles at Washington State University. Dr. Liu received her B.S. and M.S. degrees in Textile Engineering from Donghua University and Ph.D. degree in Textile Sciences from the University of Georgia. Her research focuses on (1) recycling post-consumer cotton waste for value added fibers and utilizing biobased polymers in various applications, and (2) developing conductive fibers for smart wearables. This research aligns with the textile/apparel industry’s circular economy development and product functionalization trends and has received funding from various agencies including EPA, NSF/IUCRC, USDA, the Walmart Foundation, and the Murdock Charitable Trust. The total amount of grants she received as PI and co-PI since 2015 has accumulated to $1.3 million, of which $850K was awarded with Dr. Liu as the lead or sole PI. She has published 26 peer-reviewed articles in high impact journals. In classrooms, Dr. Liu is passionate about motivating students and sparking their interest in textiles via innovative teaching and learning strategies. She actively serves in the department, college, university, local community, and professional groups by serving in various committees, proposal review panels, manuscript reviews, and creating community service projects.

2020 ITAA Service Award Dr. Jin Su and Dr. Jessie Chen-Yu

Jin Su is an Associate Professor in the Department of Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Jessie Chen-Yu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Apparel, Housing, and Resource Management at Virginia Tech. Drs. Su and Chen-Yu served together as Co-Chairs of the ITAA Abstract and Paper Review Committee in 2016-2019 and played an instrumental role in the development of the committee. Their main responsibility was to facilitate the double-blind review process of research, teaching, and concept abstracts and full papers for the ITAA annual conference. The tasks of the committee co-chairs are year-round, but the workload is especially heavy from March to August. Moreover, they tirelessly worked on the development of the criteria, guidelines, procedures, and protocols used in the review process. They revised the abstract and full paper evaluation forms, improved the online review system, reorganized the conference tracks, and developed the full paper submission process. Drs. Su and Chen-Yu have provided sustained, positive, and impactful service to ITAA, which were evidenced by the increased abstract submissions, the efficient abstract review process, the booming full paper submissions, and a more streamlined approach of the managing review committee.

2020 ITAA Keynote Speaker Trent Bush, Founder ARTILECT

Trent Bush is a proven entrepreneur, innovator, and multidisciplinary apparel industry leader who has created an unrivaled list of iconic products over more than three decades. Trent has worked with some of the world’s largest apparel brands, including Nike/Savier, Burton Snowboards, Oakley, Mountain Hardwear, Black Diamond, and Global Brands Group.

His extensive experience has provided a broad worldview and in-depth personal knowledge of brand and product creation lifecycle from ideation and design to manufacturing, strategy and communication.Having also founded many of his own brands over the years, Trent is currently creating his newest brand, ARTILECT, in the active outdoor space that blends equal parts art and intelligence to apply innovation and technology to create sustainable performance apparel systems.

Trent is based in Boulder, Colorado, USA, with an outdoor apparel industry family lineage reaching back generations. Having started his career with domestic sourcing and manufacturing, he is also working on advanced apparel production systems that would leapfrog existing traditional sewing techniques to bring highly-specialized technical apparel manufacturing back to the USA.

2020 ITAA Keynote Speaker J.J. Collier, Founder Collier Brands, llc

My design career began as an athlete. I was a top rider on the Pro Snowboard Tour when I first discovered my love of functional apparel and equipment. During my last two years on tour I bought a sewing machine and started building clothing. The craft of making functional clothing combined with a lifetime of natural drawing ability and a grand imagination, led to the pursuit of design and fashion as a career. After two years building one-off styles by hand for custom clients, I was contacted by Salomon about their intention to launch skiwear. I was offered the role as their first apparel designer and my career was launched. During the last fifteen years, I have worked at Salomon Headquarters in France, lead outerwear design for Ralph Lauren’s RLX and Black Label collections. I lead the Design and Product teams for Spyder through five years of growth and have been Chief Design Officer of Triple Aught Design in San Francisco. Along the way I was involved with reinventing top active and outerwear brands. Most recently, I lead the Apparel Innovation team for VF Corp at their new headquarters in Colorado. Today, I guide brands into the future of apparel design, product development, and storytelling at Collier Brands, llc. Through my career I have guided many students and graduates from apparel design program. Many of my most capable team members were interns and graduates from Design and Merchandising university programs. They brought solid skills from their educational programs. Today, technology and trends are outpacing the curriculum and present opportunities to elevate and innovate skills, learning, and knowledge. Things are moving fast. I live to dream up new ideas and carefully craft stories that will engage and motivate team members and consumers; seeking to find the ratio of inspired design with commercial considerations.

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Reviewers for Teaching, Research, and Concept Paper Submissions Review Chairs: Kim Hahn, Kent State University Design/Product Development (DPD) Young-A Lee, Auburn University Chair: Seoha Min, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona a Reviewed both abstracts and one or more full papers b b Reviewed one or more full papers Haeun Bang, University of North Carolina at Greensboro a c Reviewed abstracts Melanie Carrico, University of North Carolina at Greensboro cRobin Carufel, Auburn University Consumer Behavior (CB) aJessica Ridgway Clayton, Florida State University Chairs: Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech University aChan Mi Hwang, Washington State University Michelle Childs, University of Tennessee cCynthia Istook, North Carolina State University a aVictoria Brown, High Point University Nokyeon Kim, University of Delaware b aHyeon Jeong Cho, Southeast Missouri State University Helen Sumin Koo, Konkuk University c aSiwon Cho, Southern Illinois University Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University c aDooyoung Choi, Old Dominion University Kathy Mullet, Oregon State University c a Jinhee Nam, Ball State University Amy Harden, Ball State University a c Su-Jeong Hwang Shin, Texas Tech University Nancy Hodges, University of North Carolina at Greensboro c a Susan Sokolowski, Oregon State University Songyee Hur, Clarion University c aOlivia Johnson, University of Houston Casey Stannard, Louisiana State University a aJu-Young Kang, University of Hawaii, Manoa Sarina Sun, Hong Kong Polytechnic University aNaeun Kim, University of Minnesota aSeeun Kim, Auburn University Historic (HIS) aDee Knight, University of North Texas Chair: Denise Nicole Green, Cornell University aJi Young Lee, SUNY Buffalo State cKatie Baker-Jones, West Virginia University aSeoung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University cJennifer Gordon, Iowa State University aYuri Lee, Seoul National University, Korea cMichael Mamp, Central Michigan University c cJeanie Lim, University of Tennessee Jean Parsons, University of Missouri c cJung Mee Mun, California State University, Long Beach Kelly Reddy-Best, Iowa State University c aEonyou Shin, Virginia Tech Arlesa Shephard, Buffalo State University c aJunghwa Son, Sejong University, Korea Jooyoung Shin, Indiana University c aTracie Tung, California State University, Northridge Linda Welters, University of Rhode Island aJeong-Ju (Jay) Yoo, Baylor University aDeborah Dee Young, Texas Woman's University Merchandising/Retailing I. Management (MGT) aJennifer Yurchisin, Catawba College Chair: Linda Niehm, Iowa State University cRui-Rui Zhang, Framingham State University bDoreen Chung, Iowa State University aSonali Diddi, Colorado State University Culture (CUL) aJessica Hurst, Iowa State University Chair: Amanda Muhammad, Indiana State University aJennifer Johnson Jorgensen, University of Nebraska- cJennifer Banning, Illinois State University Lincoln aSeung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University cBrooke Brandewie, University of Cincinnati bSrikant Manchiraju, Florida State University cMichelle Lynne Childs, University of Tennessee aSanjukta Pookulangara, University of North Texas cKatie Jones, West Virginia University aAmrut Sadachar, Auburn University cSusan Kaiser, University of California, Davis aEonyou Shin, Virginia Tech a cLombuso S. Khoza, University of Maryland Eastern Shore Jihyeong Son, Washington State University cTheresa Ann Lopez, University of the Incarnate Word cLeslie Stoel, Miami University cAnna Magie, Texas Woman's University cHongjoo Woo, Yonsei University cKatherine Polston, University of Texas at Austin bErica Spurgeon, University of Central Missour cKelly Reddy-Best, Iowa State University cDina Smith-Glaviana, Virginia Tech cAmanda Thompson, University of Alabama cJeong-Ju (Jay) Yoo, Balor University Merchandising/Retailing II. Marketing (MRK) Chair: Sejin Ha, University of Tennessee cGargi Bhaduri, Kent State University Sustainability/Social Responsibility (SSR) bTelin Chung, Iowa State University Chairs: Ji Hye Kang, University of Rhode Island cTae-Im Han, California State University, Long Beach Seung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University aRan Huang, Indiana University b Hyunjoo Im, University of Minnesota aInsook Ahn, Chung-Ang University c Chi-Eun Kim, Pusan National University aSu Yun Bae, Bowling Green State University c Jiyoung Kim, University of North Texas aHyeon Jeong “HJ” Cho, Southeast Missouri State cNaeun (Lauren) Kim, University of Minnesota University c Seeun Kim, Auburn University aHae Jin Gam, University of North Texas b Wi-suk Kwon, Auburn University aSaheli Goswami, University of Rhode Island a Jung Eun Lee, Virginia Tech aImran Islam, Fashion Institute of Technology c Jewon Lyu, University of Georgia aSojin Jung, Kyunghee University c Keunyoung Oh, Buffalo State University aChung-Wha (Chloe) Ki, The Hong Kong Polytechnic aAmrut Sadachar, Auburn University University aChristin Seifert, Georgia Southern University bJiyoung Kim, University of North Texas cJihyeong Son, Washington State University aSoo Hyun Kim, University of Arizona aTsun-Yin (Tracie) Tung, California State University, aJayoung Koo, Augsburg University Northridge aPimpawan Kumphai, Central Michigan University cSong-yi Youn, University of Missouri aIva Jestratijevic, University of North Texas bYuli Liang, Texas State University Pedagogy and Professional Development (PED) aChuanlan Liu, Louisiana State University b Chairs: Sara Jablon-Roberts, Johnson & Wales University Xingqui Lou, Washington State University b David Loranger, Sacred Heart University Mijeong Noh, Ohio University c aAlyssa Adomaitis, New York City College of Technology Amrut Sadachar, Auburn University b aCharity Armstead, Bruneau University Jihyung Son, Washington State University a aJennifer Banning, Illinois State University Cathy Starr, Missouri State University a aMercan Derafshi, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Claire (Hyesung) Whang, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona aBeverly Gatterson, University of Houston a cRuoh-nan Yan, Colorado State University Susan Hannel, University of Rhode Island b aAmy Harden, Ball State University Jay Yoo, Baylor University aCatherine Amoroso Leslie, Kent State University aKerri McBee-Black, University of Missouri Textile & Apparel Industries (TAI) aArienne McCraken, Iowa State University Chairs: Gargi Bhaduri, Kent State University aAnn Paulins, Ohio University Li Zhao, University of Missouri aAmrut Sadachar, Auburn University aHyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech University aLeslie Simpson, Stevenson University aTing Chi, Washington State University aLauren Copeland, Kent State University Social/Psychological Aspects (SPA) aDebanjan Das, West Virginia University Chair: Julie Becker, Eastern Michigan University aSaheli Goswami, University of Rhode Island bJulie Becker, Eastern Michigan University aNancy Hodges, University of North Carolina at Greensboro aAndrea Eklund, Central Washington University aChanmi Hwang, Washington State University aTun-Min (Catherine) Jai, Texas Tech University cKim Johnson, University of Minnesota cNokyeon Kim, University of Delaware c cLombuso Khoza, University of Maryland Eastern Shore Elena Karpova, Iowa State University aSeung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University aMichael Londrigan, LIM College aHolly Mosher, Eastern Michigan University aSheng Lu, University of Delaware aAndy Reilly, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa aSrikant Manchiraju, Florida State University aNupur Sharma, Harper College aLaura McAndrews, University of Georgia aJihyeong Son, Washington State University aLushan (Sarina) Sun, Hong Kong Polytechnic University aAstrid Vidalon, Central Washington University Textile/Apparel Science (TAS) Michael Mamp, Central Michigan University Chair: Huiju Park, Cornell University Elham Maqsood, King Abdulaziz University aSu Kyoung An, Central Michigan University Addie Martindale, Georgia Southern University aPreeti Arya, FIT State University of New York Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University aLinsey Griffin, University of Minnesota Mary Mhango, Western Illinois University aHelen Sumin Koo, Konkuk Universtiy Kristen Morris, Colorado State University aPimpawan Kumphai, Central Michigan University Colleen Moretz, West Virginia University aHang Liu, Washington State University Kathy Mullet, Oregon State University aMeredith McQuerry, Florida State University Linda Ohrn-McDaniel, Kent State University aAjoy Sarkar, Fashion Institute of Technology Jane Opiri, University of Arkansas Pine Bluff aYingying Wu, Kansas State University Della Reams, Miami University of Ohio aChunhui Xiang, Iowa State University Danielle Reaves, University of Alabama Katya Roelse, University of Delaware Undergraduate (UG) Ashley Rougeaux-Burnes, Texas Tech University Chair: Tun-Min (Catherine) Jai, Texas Tech University Donna Sapp, Louisiana State University cHyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech University Nupur Sharma, William Rainey Harper College cJa Young Hwang, Kent State University Elizabeth Shorrock, West Virginia University cHae-Won Ju, Framingham State University Mary Simpson, Western Michigan University cMichelle Tong, University of Alabama Casey Stannard, Louisiana State University cTsun-Yin (Tracie) Tung, California State University Cathy Starr, Missouri State University Northridge Lushan (Sarina) Sun, Auburn University cRuirui Zhang, Framingham State University Sandra Tullio-Pow, Ryerson University Angela Uriyo, West Virginia University Reviewers for Creative Design Muhammad Faisel Waheed, University of Sialkot Mia Whang, Centenary University Submissions First Review Yingying Wu, Kansas State University Co-Chairs: Casey Stannard, Louisiana State University Sibei Xia, Louisiana State University Laura Kane, Framingham State University Eunyoung Yang, Meredith College Ling Zhang, Iowa State University ITAA Members Theresa Alexander, University of the Incarnate Word Insook Ahn, New Mexico State University Apparel Industry Professionals Su Kyung An, Central Michigan University Miah Picket, Independent Printmaker and Artist Rachel Anderson, Texas Tech University Elahe Saeidi, Independent Designer Laurie Apple, University of Arkansas Julie Thibideaux, B2B Head of Sales- Dance + In- Judy Aultman, SUNY Oneonta House, North America at Swarovski Angela Bacskocky, Virginia State University Christina Trupiano, Technical Designer, Gerber Sandy Bailey, Missouri State University Kristen Anderson, Owner and Founder of KRSTN Jeremy Bernardoni, Louisiana State University NDRSN LLC-Independent Apparel Design, Trend, and Melanie Carrico, University of North Carolina at Startup Services Greensboro May Chae, Montclair State University Mikelle Drew, Fashion Designer and Trainer at 383 Chanjuan Chen, University of North Texas Design Studio Deborah Christiansen, Indiana University Barbara Pesendorfer, Tailor and Corsetmaker for Amy Dorie, San Francisco State University Royal Black Couture, Mentor at Foundations Andrea Eklund, Central Washington University Revealed Gozde Goncu Berk, Universty of California at Davis Adriana Gorea, Syracuse University Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming Design Exhibit Committee Laura Kane, Framingham State University Chairs: Colleen Moretz, West Virginia University Eileen Karp, Fashion Institute of Technology Mary Simpson, Western Michigan Eundeok Kim, Florida State University University Helen Koo, Konkuk University

Pimpawan Kumphai, Central Michigan University Jung Soo Lee, Hongik University Design Exhibit Catalog Young-A Lee, Auburn University Chanjuan Chen, University of North Texas

Awards Committees Student Best Paper Awards Chair: Kelly Weathers, Western Michigan Faculty Fellowships and Awards University Chair: Seung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University Rachel Anderson, Texas Tech University Su Yun Bae: Bowling Green State University Amber Chatelain, Eastern Kentucky University Ting Chi, Washington State University Runying chen, East Carolina University Hyeon Jeong Cho, Southeast Missouri State University Doreen Chung, Iowa State University Priscilla Gitimu, Youngstown University Sara Frankel, University of Tennessee Ja Young Hwang, Kent State University Hye-Shin Kim, University of Delaware Yuli Liang, Southern Illinois University Seung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University Chuanlan Liu, Louisiana State University Leslie Simpson, Stevenson University Bharath Ramkumar, SUNY Oneonta Leigh Southward, University of Arkansas Joyce Robinson, Indiana State University Cathy Starr, Missouri State University Armut Sadachar, Auburn University Helen Trejo, California State Polytechnic University Hongjoo Woo, Yonsei University

Design Awards Committee Student Best Paper Awards Chair: Sheri Dragoo, Baylor University Chair: Diana Saiki, Ball State University Anne Bissonnette, University of Alberta Melinda Adams, University of the Incarnate Word Kim Hahn, Kent State University Marie Botkin, California State University, Long Beach Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming Ann Braaten, North Dakota State University JaYoung Hwang, Kent State University Eunjoo Cho, University of Arkansas Erin Irick, University of Wyoming Sonali Diddi, Colorado State University Linda Ohrn-McDaniel, Kent State University Kim Y. Hiller, Kansas State University Huiju Park, Cornell University Alexandra Howell, Meredith College Sara Jablon-Roberts, Johnson & Wales University Jihyun (J.) Kim, Kent State University Jung-Hwan Kim, University of South Carolina Minjeong Kim, Indiana University Heejin (Jeanie) Lim, University of Tennessee Become Involved! Beth Myers, Georgia Southern University Mijeong Noh, Ohio University Participate Juyeon Park, Seoul National University Haesun Park-Poaps, Ohio University in an ITAA Committee Yoo-Kyoung Seock, University of Georgia Jin Su, University of North Carolina at Greensboro • Xiao (Michelle) Tong, University of Alabama Pursue your Interests • Network with ITAA Student Fellowships and Scholarships Colleagues Chair: Addie Martindale, Georgia Southern University • Contribute to the Charity Armstead, Brenau University RayeCarol Cavender, University of Kentucky Textile and Apparel Hyeon Jeong Cho, Southeast Missouri State University Field Geetika Jaiswal, North Carolina A&T State University Haewon Ju, Framingham State University • Build your Professional Jiyoung Kim, University of North Texas Record Yoon Ma, Illinois State University • Meredith McQuerry, Florida State University Contact a Committee Jinhee Nam, Ball State University Chair and Attend a Shweta Reddy, Texas Christian University Committee Meeting Arlesa Shephard, SUNY-Buffalo State Amanda Thompson, University of Alabama during the Conference Kiseol Yang, University of North Texas

2019 Conference Planning Committee

Nancy Miller, Colorado State University Conference Planning Chairs Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University

2020 ITAA Council President V. Ann Paulins, Ohio University President-Elect Byoungho Ellie Jin, North Carolina State University Counselor Melody LeHew, Kansas State University Secretary Melanie Carrico, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Treasurer Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, Washington University in St. Louis VP Conferences Nancy Rutherford, University of Tennessee, retired VP Education Kim Hiller Connell, Kansas State University VP Operations Lynn Boorady, Oklahoma State University VP Planning Cynthia Istook, North Carolina State University VP Publications Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri VP Scholarship Elena Karpova, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Graduate Student Liaison Domenique Jones, University of Tennessee Executive Director Ping Wei

Monday, November 16 M o Workshop Elevate Your Leadership Opportunities, 1:00 – 3:00 pm (18:00-20:00 utc) N Presenter: Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State University D During this interactive workshop the participants will: (a) define the differences between leadership and management in an academic administrative position, (b) outline the types of administrative opportunities in A post-secondary institutions, (c) explore how intersectionality or social stratifications such as class, race, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, ability, and gender influence administrative opportunities, (d) explore the aspects of emotional intelligence and executive presence important in administrative positions, Y and (e) define one’s own administrative or leadership style via a written philosophy. TAPAC Assembly of Delegates Meeting, 3:00-5:00 pm (20:00-22:00 utc) &

Tuesday, November 17 T Workshops Visible Thinking for a Data-Driven Experiential Ecosystem in a Disruptive Marketplace, U 1:00-2:45 pm (18:00-19:45 utc) Presenter: Tinsley Merrill, Co-Founder/CRO of PAIRR E Moderators: Ting Chi, Washington State University; Sonali Diddi, Colorado State University; Elena Karpova, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Scarlett Wesley, University of Kentucky; and Juanjuan Wu, S University of Minnesota D Using a “visible thinking” structure, this workshop, organized by the NCCC65, is intended to dive deep into data-driven business approaches (push vs. pull), starting with a presentation from Tinsley Merrill, the Co- A Founder and CRO of PAIRR, a successful innovative business. Using PAIRR as an inspirational source, participants of the workshop will engage in practicing visible thinking strategy at their virtual "tables" to Y further investigate examples of data-driven businesses and compare their approaches to PAIRR’s “pull” marketing approach. The workshop moderators will lead participants through a semi-structured visible thinking exercise mainly focusing on the pull vs. push data-driven approaches. N Writing the TAPAC Self-Study Report, 3:00-5:00 pm (20:00-22:00 utc) Presenters: Andy Reilly, University of Hawai`i, Manoa; Carol Warfield, TAPAC Executive Director; Kathleen O Rees, Texas A&M University-Kingsville; Tammy Kinley, University of North Texas; Cynthia Istook, North Carolina State University; Rinn Cloud, Baylor University; Elena Karpova, University of North Carolina at V Greensboro; Leigh Southward, University of Arkansas; Elizabeth (Missy) Bye, University of Minnesota; Leigh Southward, University of Arkansas; Farrell Doss, Radford University; Keunyoung Oh, SUNY Buffalo; and Kim Hiller, Kansas State University The workshop is designed for program representatives planning for or in the process of preparing their Self- 1 Study Report for TAPAC accreditation review and site visit. The focus is on preparing the Self-Study Report 6 and related materials to most effectively communicate how the program addresses and meets the TAPAC Accreditation Standards. Come with your self-study drafts and questions to the workshop. In part 1 Dr. Kim & Hiller will discuss her program’s strategies for completing their self-study. In part 2, we will break-out into Zoom rooms with each room assigned to a standard and hosted by a BOC member who can answer your questions. This is your opportunity to enhance your self-study! 1 7 Wednesday, November 18

Opening Session, 1:00 – 2:00 pm (18:00-19:00 utc) Moderator: Ann Paulins, Ohio University, ITAA President W Welcome to ITAA 2020 Virtual Annual Conference E Nancy Miller and Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University Presidential Address D Pivoting into the Future! Ann Paulins, Ohio University N Presentation of Distinguished Faculty Awards E Lynn Boorady, Oklahoma State Uiversity S (19:00-19:45 utc) Concurrent Session 1, 2:00 – 2:45 pm D CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Katya Roelse, University of Delaware A CD: Functional Clothing Jacket for Upper Body Immobility Using a Wrapping Process Y Kate Annett-Hitchcock, North Carolina State University

Spire to Wear Raquel Ventura-Lopez and Felicia Bello, University of Delaware N Design Mentor: Adriana Gorea

Abbraccio (Hug) O Julia DeNey, Cornell University Design Mentor: Denise Green V Empowered to Beach E Addie K. Martindale, Georgia Southern University

Drengr: Women's Compression Performance Apparel M Dawn Michaelson, Baylor University; and Sarah Gascon, Auburn University B Adaptive Casual Shoe for Ankle Foot Orthotic Users Julie M. Orlando, Adriana Gorea, Katharine Orlando, and Michele A. Lobo, University of Delaware E Sameness and Differentness while using a Wheelchair: A Custom Lab Coat to Fit in Katya Roelse, University of Delaware R

Functional Shawl Apron Sherry Schofield, Florida State University

Shelter in Place Convertible Poncho 1 Jessie Silbert, University of Oregon 8 Advisor: Susan Sokolowski Concurrent Session 1, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS CB: The Application of Smart Technology W Moderator: Chuanlan Liu, Louisiana State University

Influence of Social Acceptability and Product Attributes on Consumers' Attitude and Intention of E Using Smart Apparel Sonia Bakhshian and Young-A Lee, Auburn University D Mirror, Mirror, How Do I look in the Outfit? Exploring Consumers' Preferences of Using a Magic N Mirror in Apparel Shopping Md Nakib Ul Hasan and Chunmin Lang, Louisiana State University E Millennial Perceptions of Augmented Reality: A Q Methodology Study Jennifer Johnson Jorgensen and Katelyn Sorensen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln S Fashion Consumers' Perception and Adoption of Virtual Fitting Rooms (VFRs): A Perspective of D Regulatory Focus Hanna Lee, Yingjiao Xu, and Anne Porterfield, North Carolina State University A Are Fashion Consumers Willing to Take Risks to Purchase A New Fashion Technology Product? Yuli Liang, Texas State University; and Seung-Hee Lee and Jane E. Workman, Southern Illinois University Y

Consumer Shopping Value in Using Curated Fashion Subscription: The Case of Stitchfix.com H M Rakib ul Hasan and Chuanlan Liu, Louisiana State University

Health Monitoring Smart Clothing: Understanding Its Acceptance among Older Adults N Nasif Mahmood and Young-A Lee, Auburn University O Using Eye-Tracking Software in a Visual Merchandising Course Emily Mobley and Tanya Domina, Central Michigan University V The Effects of Consumers' Perceptions of 3D Virtual Garments on Online Purchase Intention Stephanie Shaneyfelt, Kittichai (Tu) Watchravesringkan, Melanie Carrico, and Trisha Kemerly, The University E of North Carolina at Greensboro M DPD: Innovation and Interdisciplinary Approaches in Apparel Product Development B Moderator: Jihyun Kim, Kent State University

Scoliosis Braces Designed for Adolescents with Cerebral Palsy E Emily Doyle and Su Kyoung An, Central Michigan University R Eye-Tracking of Users Assessing 2D and 3D Apparel Fit Mahendran Balasubramanian, Lauren Bouvier, and Laurie Apple, University of Arkansas

A Collaborative Study on 3D Dynamic Fashion Design Development, Using Digital Technology Kyung-Hee Choi, Hansung University, South Korea; and Jihyun Kim, Kent State University 1 8 Concurrent Session 1, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

Biomechanical Assessment of Police Duty Gear on Low Back Muscles Mercan Derafshi, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; and Mahendran Balasubramanian, University of Arkansas W Developing a Wearable Technology Compression Shirt Prototype: Interdisciplinary Collaboration between Apparel Design and Mechanical Engineering E Jenny Leigh Du Puis, Ryan Bayne, and Huiju Park, Cornell University D Bacterial Cellulose Product Development: Comparing Leather and Leather Alternatives Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming N Synthesis of the Art of Science and Innovative Technologies in Creative Apparel Design Li Jiang, Central Michigan University; and Ling Zhang, Iowa State University E NASA Telesuit: Designing a Spacesuit Layer for Information Displays with Augmented Reality S Environments Michelle S. Park Kolacz, Irvin Cardenas, Lin Jiang, Maame Amoah, Margarita Benitez, Jong-Hoon Kim, and JungYoon Kim, Kent State University D Development of a Thermal Massaging Elbow Brace Using Knit-based Shape Memory Alloys A Soo-Min Lee, Woo-Kyun Jung, Juyeon Park, and Sung-Hoon Ahn, Seoul National University Y Experiencing the Difference between a Virtual and In-Person Fit Session Shu-Hwa Lin and Ju-Young Kang, University of Hawai`I at Manoa; and Lynn Boorady, Oklahoma State University So...What is Your Story? Senior Capstone Design Course Introduces Storytelling N Jongeun Rhee, University of Wisconsin-Stout

Fabricating the Clothed Body for Museum Display: An Exploration of Digital Mannequin-Making O Techniques Lynda May Xepoleas and Fatma Baytar, Cornell University V E SPA: Consumer Awareness & Self Identification: From Symbolism to Innovation Moderator: Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech University M "So Weird and So Fabulous": Expression of Identity in Retro Sewing Charity Calvin Armstead, Brenau University; and Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University B

The Use of Storytelling in Peer to Peer Exchange: Examining Secondhand Luxury Goods E Sergio C. Bedford and Heejin (Jeanie) Lim, University of Tennessee, Knoxville R Exploring Caregivers' Clothing Choices for Individuals with Severe Alzheimer's Disease: An Application of the Theories of Self-Complexity and Choosing for Others Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech University; Nancy Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and Su-Jeong Hwang Shin, Texas Tech University 1 8 Concurrent Session 1, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

Building Consumer Trust in Cosmetic Advertisements: The Effect of Model Ethnicity and Brand Origin Bomi Lee and Michelle Childs, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville W Positive Promotion: The Current State of Body Positivity in Women's Magazine Advertisements Amanda Constantine and Nancy Ann Rudd, The Ohio State University E

The Brat Pack: Mini-Influencers on the Internet D Leah Siegel and Amy Dorie, San Francisco State University; and David Loranger, Sacred Heart University

Understanding the Effect of Body Comparison, Desire to be Popular, and Social Media N Engagement on Body Satisfaction Sheri L. Dragoo, Dawn Michaelson, and Jeong-Ju (Jay) Yoo, Baylor University E

Clothing the Virtual Self: An Exploration of the Purchase and Use of Virtual Apparel by Gamers S Meghan Hembree and Nancy Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Social Media Engagement, Gender, Materialism, and Money Attitudes D Jane Workman and Seung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University; and Yuli Liang, Texas State University A Innovation and Distribution of a New Look: A-JAE Fashion in South Korea Yoon Kyung Lee and Marilyn DeLong, University of Minnesota Y Female Consumers' Symbolic Expression of Identity through Harley-Davidson Apparel Amy Shane-Nichols, Mary Lynn Damhorst, and Ann Marie Fiore, Iowa State University

Do Animal Fur Coats Symbolize Status or Stigma? Examining the Effect of Perceived Stigma and N the Label of "Faux Fur"? Daeun Shin and Byongho Ellie Jin, North Carolina State University O A Systematic Review of the Impact of Selfie Activities on Body Image Concerns Sanga Song, Indiana University East; and Kim K. P. Johnson, University of Minnesota, Emeritus V

Understanding the Effect of Retail Therapy: Interrelationship between Body Shame, Body Mass E Index (BMI), and Weight Preoccupation Jeong-Ju Yoo and Simar Goyal, Baylor University M A Systematic Review of Research on Self-sexualization Kim K. P. Johnson, University of Minnesota; and Ui-Jeen Yu, Illinois State University B

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CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Chanjuan Chen, University of North Texas

CD: Historic/Cultural References W Retaining Ethnic Identity in the Apparel Design of Modern Saudi Dress Samirah Alotaibi, University of Nebraska-Lincoln E Advisor: Sandra Starkey D City of Angels Graffiti Jacket & Tee Courtney Cole, Central Michigan University Advisor: Su Kyoung An N

As My Name E Su Kyoung An, Central Michigan University; Hae Joo Lee, College for Creative Studies; and Hope May and Natalie Zainea, Central Michigan University S The Novel Pourpoint Anne Bissonnette, University of Alberta D United in Love A Chanjuan Chen, University of North Texas Y Fish Fin Flowers Sunhyung Cho, Iowa State University Design Mentors: Sunhyung Cho and Ling Zhang A Modern Farthingale N Suzanna Tanksley, University of North Texas Design Mentor: Hae Jin Gam O El Cucuy Simone White, Cornell University V Design Mentor: Denise Green E La Source Jooyoung Shin, Indiana University M Unbound Jooyoung Shin, Indiana University B Iron and Rust in the Belle Epoch E Casey R. Stannard and Mary Ratcliff, Louisiana State University R RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS MGT: Innovative Managerial Practices for the Evolving Retail Environment Moderator: Amrut Sadachar, Auburn University 1 Firm Resources of Small and Micro Fashion Enterprises in West Virginia and Appalachian Region 8 Debanjan Das, West Virginia University Concurrent Session 2, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

Investigating Dynamics among Complainant, Bystander, and Advocate for Service Recovery via Corporate Social Media (CSM) Ran Huang, Indiana University; and Sejin Ha, University of Tennessee, Knoxville W Sharing Styles without Feeling Gross: The Influence of Contamination on Consumers' E Collaborative Consumption Intentions Naeun Lauren Kim, University of Minnesota; and Byoungho Ellie Jin, North Carolina State University D External and Internal Drivers of Small Retail Businesses' Social Media Use: An Innovation Diffusion Theory Perspective N Wi-Suk Kwon, Auburn University; Hongjoo Woo, Yonsei University; and Amrut Sadachar and Xiao Huang, Auburn University E The Ripple Effects of Discrepancies Between Employees' Expectations of Corporate Sustainability S and Perceived Performance Stacy Lee, Texas Tech University; Sojin Jung, Kyung Hee University; and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri D

Explore Retailers' Merchandising Strategy for Sustainable Cotton Apparel in the U.S. Retail A Market Sheng Lu and Mikayla Dubreuil, University of Delaware Y Intention to Adopt Mobile Payments: A Comparison of POS Independent Software, POS Dependent Software, and POS Dependent Hardware Briana M. Martinez, Baylor University N Will You Stay the Same? Examining Customer Reactions to Acquisitions Daeun Shin and Byoungho Ellie Jin, North Carolina State University O Exploring the Role of Intrapreneurs in the Luxury Department Store Context: Navigating Impacts V of Industry Disruption and Millennial Consumer Behavior Kelcie Slaton and Linda S. Niehm, Iowa State University E Does Target's Omni-Channel Strategy Hit the Bullseye? A Content Analysis of Target's Product Offerings across Channels M Emily Strub and Clair McClure, University of Georgia B SSR: Sustainability – Teaching, Learning, & Research E Moderator: Ann Paulins, Ohio University

Sustainability Efforts of Apparel Industries: A Closer Look R Lance Cheramie ane Mahendran Balasubramanian, University of Arkansas

Teaching Sustainability through an Innovative Upcycling Design Project Haeun (Grace) Bang, University of North Carolina at Greensboro 1 8 Concurrent Session 2, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

Transformative Learning Connected to the Triple Bottom Line of Apparel Business Sustainability: A Thematic Analysis Mohammad Abu Nasir Rakib, Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, and Tun-Min (Catherine) Jai, Texas Tech University W Redesigning Fashion's Future Through Discovery Learning: A Community Circular Textile Pilot and Community Partnership with Goodwill E Kelly Cobb, Kendall Keough, Huantian Cao, Brenda Shaffer, and Shameeka M. Jelenewicz, University of Delaware D

Upcycled Duo: Combating Over-Consumption and Apparel Waste through Clothes People Already N Own Aline Gomes Siqueira, Katie Ellis, and Kelly Cobb, University of Delaware E Fashion Editorial Styling Showcasing a Sustainability Narrative: An Inter-disciplinary Approach Karis Foster, Appalachian State University S

Dynamics of Social Auditing in the Global Textile and Apparel Supply Chain Geetika Jaiswal, North Carolina A&T State University; and V.G. Venkatesh, E M Normandie Business School, D France A A Framework for Evaluating Sustainable Jean Attributes Iva Jestratijevic and Jana Hawley, University of North Texas Y

Community-Engaged Learning: Teaching Sustainability in a Visual Merchandising Class Caroline Kobia, Mississippi State University

Sustainable Fashion Consumption: A Decade of Research Growth and Trends N Chitra Dabas, Claire Whang, and Seoha Min, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona O Consumer Behaviors Regarding Sustainability that Affect Demands Shaping Corporate Social Responsibility Policies in Fashion and Hospitality Industries V. Ann Paulins, Ohio University; Julie L. Hillery, The Ohio State University; RayeCarol Cavender, University of V Kentucky; and Iva Jestratijevic, University of North Texas E Experiential Learning in the Fashion Sustainability Classroom: The Development of a Fashion Revolution Week Event Using Creative Problem-Solving M Cheyenne Smith, University of Delaware

B TAS: Textile Sciences and Engineering Moderator: Vivian Li, Colorado State University E

Non-formaldehyde Wrinkle Recovery Finish for Cotton R Preeti Arya, Fashion Institute of Technology, State University of New York

Study of Bacterial Components Activating a Colorimetric Transition in Bacteria-Detecting Smart Wound Dressing Applications Abhishek Bhattacharjee, Richard Clark, Claudia Gentry-Weeks, and Yan Vivian Li, Colorado State University 1

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The Development of Cable Driven Exosuit to Assist Upper Extremity Movement Huantian Cao, Katie Ellis, Cheyenne Smith, Steve Buchanan, and Fabrizio Sergi, University of Delaware

Analysis of Moisture Wicking Properties in Assessing Sleepwear Performance Claims W Hannah Drumm, Lakin Hinton, Venae Jessurun, and Sheri L. Dragoo, Baylor University E Procedural Development for Chemical Separation of Cotton/Polyester Blends for Textile Recycling D Ben Hones, Courtney Barbour, and Rachel J. Eike, Iowa State University

Evaluating Compression Variation for Seamless Knitted Fabrics: An Experimental Study Using N Kikuhime Sensors Adriana Gorea and Katie Ellis, University of Delaware E Investigating the Dyeing Potential of Bacterial Cellulose: Colorfastness to Crocking and Artificial S Light Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming D Investigating the Dyeing Potential of Bacterial Cellulose: Strength and Colorfastness to Perspiration and Laundering A Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming Y 3D Printing a Biomimic Shark Skin Fabric Swatch with Improved Riblet Structure Saloni Purandare, David Prawel, and Yan Vivian Li, Colorado State University

Utilizing 3D Printing Technology to Develop Elastic Auxetic Structures Zihui Zhao, Dan Liang, and Hang Liu, Washington State University N Measurement and Quality of Wool Mordant Effluent O Kowshik Saha, North Carolina State University; and Sherry Haar, Kansas State University

Modified Techniques to Detect Antibacterial Activity of Bamboo and Natural Bamboo Fiber V Bahrum Prang Rocky and Amanda J. Thompson, The University of Alabama E M B E R

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CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University

CD: Patternmaking & Couture Techniques W Agency through Symbolic Communication: Employing Spiral Pattern Principles Jeremy Bernardoni, Louisiana State University; and Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, Washington University in St. E Louis D Gradable Zero Waste Skirt and Blouse Melanie Carrico, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro N Untitled Incarnations of Art Sarah Woods and Melanie Carrico, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro E Amazonian Insects S Sara Cho, University of North Texas Design Mentor: Li-Fen Chang D Evening Star Jasmine Ambrosio, Iowa State University A Design Mentor: Sunhyung Cho Y Wedding Jumpsuit Katelyn Otto, Iowa State University Design Mentors: Ellen McKinney and Sunhyung Cho Drowned Maiden, A Sustainable and Contemporary Take on 16th Century Scottish Fashion N Cambria Sinclair, University of Wisconsin-Stout Design Mentor: Jongeun Rhee O V RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS CB: Social Media and its Influences E Moderator: Tunmin (Catherine) Jai, Texas Tech University

Social Media Information Search Behavior in Consumption Decisions: Consumer Segmentation M and Discriminant Factors Jae Youn Chang and Wi-Suk Kwon, Auburn University B Sponsorship Disclosure and Third-party Revelation of Instagram Influencer Advertising: Impact E on the Brand and the Influencer Sanaz Einollahi and Wi-Suk Kwon, Auburn University R It's an Influencer's World & We're All Just Living in It: How Can Fashion Influencers Build their Community with a Generation Z Audience? Karli Scott, Tunmin (Catherine) Jai, and Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech University 1 The Effects of Emoji on Influencer Advertising and Temporal Orientation on Purchase Intentions Xiao Huang, Mohammad Shahidul Kader, and Seeun Kim, Auburn University 8 Concurrent Session 3, 4:00 – 4:45 pm (21:00-21:45 utc)

Motivation and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Variables Affecting Social Media Usage by Market Mavens for Fashion-related Information Provision Angie Lee and Ann Marie Fiore, Iowa State University W Building Millennial's Brand Loyalty via Social Media Engagement: A Perspective of Co-creation Value E Julie Wiegand, Hanna Lee, and Yingjiao Xu, North Carolina State University D Exploring the Parasocial Impact among Nano, Micro and Macro Influencers Maureen Lehto Brewster and Jewon Lyu, University of Georgia N "I'm Not a Doctor, But I Can Sew a Mask": An Evaluation of Social Media Messages Regarding Home Sewing PPE for the COVID-19 Pandemic of 2020 E Addie Martindale, Georgia Southern University; Charity Armstead, Brenau University; and Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University S

Sponsored Posts from Instagram Influencers and Purchase Intentions: The Mediating Role of the D Perceived Value of Sponsored Posts Ishani Ishani and Yoo-Kyoung Seock, University of Georgia A The New Face of Mimicry Consumption Behavior Jeongah Shin and Yoo-Kyoung Seock, University of Georgia Y

Do Consumers Believe Product Reviews on Instagram? Comparing Review Source Type: Acquaintances and Social Media Influencers Jihyun Sung and Wi-Suk Kwon, Auburn University N

MRK: Digital Marketing in Fashion O Moderator: Jung Eun Lee, Virginia Tech V Does Information Sharing Matter for Gen Z Social Media Users? Effects of Motivations on Purchase Intentions through Social Commerce E Eunjoo Cho, University of Arkansas; and Songyi Youn, University of Missouri

Gen Z, Instagram Influencers, and #OOTD Hashtags' Effect on Purchase Intention of Apparel M Ouya Huang and Lauren Copeland, Kent State University B Consumers Mobile Location-Based Advertising Opt-In Intention Jinhee Han, Mohammad Shahidul Kader, and Wi-Suk Kwon, Auburn University E Presentation-Order Effect of Product Images on Consumers' Evaluations in Online Shopping Jung Eun Lee, Eonyou Shin, and Doris Kincade, Virginia Tech R

Social Media Based, Data-Mining Driven Social Network Analysis (SNA) of Printing Technologies in Fashion Industry Yanan Yu, Marguerite Moore, and Lisa Chapman, North Carolina State University 1 8

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PED: Software, Social Media, and Digital Skills Moderator: Katya Roelse, University of Delaware

An Inter-Disciplinary Approach to Styling Apparel for Social Media Content and Marketing Media W Karis Foster, Appalachian State University E Development of an Online Experimental History of Menswear Course Jennifer Farley Gordon, Dana Goodin, and Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State University D Benefits and Challenges of Cross-Cultural Online Collaboration Projects Ji Hye Kang and Pany Wongsaene, University of Rhode Island; and Su Yeon Kim and Ae-Ran Koh, Yonsei N University E Teaching 3D Virtual Prototyping Program, TUKA 3D, in a Classroom: Students' Reflection and Learning Outcomes S Seoha Min, Saemee Lyu, and Muditha Senanayake, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Teaching Wearable Technology: Bridging Humanistic and Design Pedagogies D Claire Nicholas and Sandra Starkey, University of Nebraska-Lincoln A Using QR Codes for Blended Learning in a Micro-Factory Katya Roelse, University of Delaware Y Searching Apparel Online: What Words Do We Use? Diana Saiki and Ty Stratton, Ball State University The Development of a Digital Apparel Spatial Visualization Test N Cheyenne Smith, University of Delaware

Student Perspectives of Value Regarding an Experiential Learning Project Set in a Simulated O Retail Environment Dina Smith, Virginia Tech; and Briana Martinez, Baylor University V Experiential Client Development: Digital Fabrication Opera Costume Project E Barbara Trippeer, University of North Texas

The Digitization of a Nationally Significant Historic Dress Using 3D Apparel Simulation Software M Nicole Villarreal, Anne Porterfield, and Cynthia Istook, North Carolina State University B Introducing Digitizing Technology in CAD Pattern-making Class for Upcycling Project Ling Zhang and Courtney Barbour, Iowa State University E

TAI: Technology Innovation & Digital Transformation in the Textile and Apparel Industry R Moderator: Sibei Xia, Louisiana State University

Automation Trends in Apparel Manufacturing Carolina Silva and Ting Chi, Washington State University 1 8 Concurrent Session 3, 4:00 – 4:45 pm (21:00-21:45 utc)

The Effect of Technology-Driven Mergers and Acquisitions on Firm Performance in the U.S. Textile Industry Buhyung (Ellie) Cho, Kent State University; and Marguerite Moore, North Carolina State University W AI Digitalization and Automation of the Apparel Industry and the Human Workforce Skills Anuththara Gangoda and Kelly Cobb, University of Delaware; and Sarah Krasley, Shimmy Technologies E Effect of Yarn Delivery and Couliering Depth on Yarn Input Tension and Fabric Defects for Positive D Feed Based Circular Knitting Machines A. K. M. Mobarok Hossain, Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology; Md Imranul Islam, Fashion Institute of Technology, State University of New York; and Sarif Patwary, Kansas State University N

How Can Small Businesses Borrow the Halo of E-Tail Distributors? Leveraging E-Tailers' Country E Image and Reputation in Enhancing Purchase Intention Gwia Kim and Byoungho Jin, North Carolina State University S RFID Tags: Beyond Inventory Control Shu-Hwa Lin, University of Hawai'I at Manoa; and Lynn Boorady, Oklahoma State University D

How Understanding Female Plus Size Body Shapes Throughout a Size Range Can Affect Apparel A Grading and Design Attributes Susan L. Sokolowski and Chrissy Bettencourt, University of Oregon Y Big Data Analysis of the Second-Hand Apparel Market Trends Comparing 2014 and 2019 Sanghee Kim and Hongjoo Woo, Yonsei University

What is the Most Appropriate Way to Define a 3D Waist Level? N Sibei Xia, Louisiana State University; and Jiayin Li, Cynthia Istook, and Andre West, North Carolina State University O A Pilot Study on AutoPatternmaker: A Web-Based Application Generating Customized Basic Block V Automatically Sibei Xia, Louisiana State University E Neo-Fashion: A Data-Driven Fashion Trend Forecasting System Using Machine Learning through Catwalk Analysis M Li Zhao, University of Missouri; Peng Sun, The Climate Corporation; and Muzhen Li, University of Missouri B E R

1 8 Special Topic Session 1, 5:00 – 6:30 pm (22:00-23:30 utc)

Opportunities beyond the Classroom: Industry Design Collaborations for Project Based Learning with Digital Textile Technology Coordinator: Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University Presenters: Carol Engel-Enright and Jennifer Worrell, Colorado State University; Erika Johnson, OtterBox W Design Team Lead, Apparel Design Graduate, Colorado State University; and Isabelle Pettner, Apparel Design Student, Colorado State University E

This session is intended to share experiences design collaboration with real world industry design and D marketing teams. The session will cover multi-year project of developing ideation, prototypes and a cohesive collection reviewed by industry designers for two cohorts of design and product development students. Special consideration was project-based learning and experimentation of digital textile technology N of dye sublimation, digital printing, UV printing, laser cutting, embroidery, long-arm quilting, and sonic welding processes. E

Adaptive Apparel. An ITAA Research Focus: Connecting Scholarship to Industry S Coordinator: Kerri McBee-Black, University of Missouri Presenters: Kristen Morris, Colorado State University; Kerri McBee-Black and Li Zhao, University of Missouri; D Dana Zumbo, Zappos Adaptive; and Nancy Connor, Smart Adaptive Apparel

This special session will continue the discussion regarding current and future challenges in the adaptive A apparel market and how these challenges can be addressed through industry and academic research collaboration. Y

Elevate to Innovate: Finding Innovative Ways to Incorporate Diversity and Inclusion into the Textile and Apparel Curriculum Coordinator: Beth Myers, Georgia Southern University Presenters: Beth Myers, Georgia Southern University; Alexandra Howell, Meredith College; and Kelly L. N Reddy-Best and Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State University O In this special topic session we will engage in conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) to empower attendees to feel comfortable discussing these issues in the classroom and to even be campus V leaders at their schools. As textile and apparel educators, we have a responsibility to teach students about DEI in an effort to have a stronger, more culturally aware textile and apparel industry. The goals of the session are to 1) allow ITAA members to talk in a safe space about DEI issues in the textile and apparel field, E 2) allow ITAA members to share ways that they have incorporated DEI topics into their classes, and 3) encourage ITAA members to think about innovative ways to incorporate DEI into not just one course, but M holistically throughout the curriculum. B

Opening Reception & Distinguished Scholar Lecture, 6:30-7:30 pm (23:30-00:30 utc) E Moderator: Lynn Boorady, Oklahoma State University R Distinguished Scholar Lecture From Classroom to Community: The Power of Integrative Research Linda Niehm, Iowa State University 1 8

Thursday, November 19

Board Meeting, 9:00-11:00 am (14:00-16:00 utc) Moderator: Ann Paulins, Ohio University, ITAA President T The ITAA Board is comprised of the Executive Council plus appointed committee chairs, meeting coordinators, and editors of ITAA publications. It is the primary body for consultation and dialogue, providing a network for communication across committees and through the appropriate Vice Presidents. H U Keynote Speaker Q&A, noon-12:45 pm (17:00-17:45 utc) Moderators: Nancy Miller and Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University R

THE PATH TO CAPABILITY… CRAFTING A FUTURE-PROOF APPAREL DESIGN CAREER S J.J. COLLIER, COLLIER BRANDS, LLC D J.J.’s mission is to inspire and guide designers, brand builders, and the market toward a more conscious -and more stylish- future in apparel design. In 20 years designing for Ralph Lauren, Spyder, Salomon, Triple Aught A Design and other brands, he has had the pleasure of creating great product and working within –or leading- teams of incredible people. The challenge of late has been the clothing industry’s previously-invisible decline Y into commoditized product lines, a lack of innovation in design and sustainability, and a slow reaction to new sales and marketing models that much of the world –and consumers- had already adopted. The economic impact of Covid-19 revealed how fragile many non-adaptive brands and retailers were and N the industry is in a critical period of reflection. Challenges abound, as do opportunities for positive change. J.J. loves this work and believe the next iterations of creation, production, and engagement will be far more interesting than the previous model had become. O Going forward: V What do we want for our industry and careers within it? E What tools are required to evolve it most positively?

How can we prepare students and professionals for their next chapter in apparel design and M development? B J.J. will share concepts on digital product creation, regionalized production, authentic sustainability missions and more in answering those questions. E R

1 9 Concurrent Session 4, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Karis Foster, Appalachian State University T CD: Textile Innovation and New Technologies BioCouture for Future Focused Fashion H Janda van Dyk , Jordan Smith, Kirsten Thieman, and Lizeth Ramirez, Kent State University Design Mentors: Diane Davis-Sikora and Chris Blackwood U Organic Collaboration Between Nature, Designer, and the Wearer - Look 1 Jordan Smith, Janda van Dyk, Kirsten Thieman, and Lizeth Ramirez, Kent State University R Design Mentors: Diane Davis-Sikora and Chris Blackwood

Wandering But Not Lost S Jenna Critchlow, University of North Texas Design Mentor: Li-Fen Chang D Fjord Sub Zero Impact Protective Wakeboarding Wetsuit A Kyle Forsdick, University of Oregon Advisor: Susan Sokolowski Y Sorbet Sunrise Karis Foster, Appalachian State University Gloaming Color Change Exploration in 3D Printed Garments N Kawthar Alibrahim, University of Idaho Design Mentors: Chelsey Lewallen and Lori Wahl O Vegan Tea Leather Cocktail Dress for Sustainable Fashion Industry Shu-Hwa Lin, Savanah Adler, Ailee Antipala, Savana N. Lendrum, and Maddison R. Zadina, University of V Hawai`i at Manoa E Send Me All the Flowers Krissi Riewe, Kent State University M Infinite Vitality: 3D Printed Hooded Sweatshirt Lushan Sun and Tianyu Cui, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; and Veena Chattaraman, Auburn B University E

RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS R CB: Sustainability and its Related Issues Moderator: Nancy Hodges, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

The Effects of Sustainability Perceptions on Perceived Values and Brand Love for Outdoor versus Fast Fashion Apparel Brands 1 Haylie Hicks, Deborah Fowler, Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, and Tun-Min (Catherine) Jai, Texas Tech University 9 Why Collaborative Apparel Consumption is Gaining Popularity? An Empirical Study of U.S. Gen Z Consumers Lindsay McCoy, Yuan-Ting Wang, Tianci Qin, and Ting Chi, Washington State University Concurrent Session 4, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

A Preliminary Study: CSR Advertising, Mere Exposure, and Generation Z's Social Activism in the Fashion-Industrial Complex T Sha'Mira Covington, Jewon Lyu, and Jinhee Lee, University of Georgia

What Impacts Consumers to Value Secondhand Apparel? A Consumer Theory Study H Sanaz Einollahi and Seeun Kim, Auburn University U Are Cosmopolitan Consumers Also Sustainable Apparel Consumers? A Conceptual Framework of the Impact of Consumer's Cosmopolitan Orientation on Sustainable Apparel Consumption R Maria S. Gil and Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Promoting Sustainable Fashion Consumption: Does One Size Fit All? S Shelley Haines and Seung Hwan (Mark) Lee, Ryerson University D Too Many Choices? Consumer Behavior in Fast Fashion Stores Joohye Hwang, Tracie Tung, and Hira Cho, California State University, Northridge A No Regrets? An Exploration of Consumer Experiences with Impulse Self-Gifting Sukyung Seo and Nancy (Nelson) Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Y

Stompin' in My Air Force Ones: An Investigation into the Sneaker Resale Market Kelcie Slaton and Sanjukta Pookulangara, University of North Texas N DPD: Functional Apparel for Specialized Applications and its Future Moderator: Gozde Goncu-Berk, University of California, Davis O Functional Design Assessment and Development of a Shirt for Post Double Mastectomy Women V Without Breast Reconstruction Laurie M. Apple, Hannah Lane, and Mahendran Balasubramanian, University of Arkansas E Tracking Circus Costume Silhouette Changes through Time: Visual Archival Research for Functional Apparel Design M Jenny Leigh Du Puis, Cornell University B Future Design Challenges for the Firefighter Turnout Boots Bai Li and Adriana Gorea, University of Delaware E Iterative Design for Proactive Injury Prevention Swimwear Tara Halsted and Gozde Goncu-Berk, University of California, Davis R

Custom Paralympic Shooting Jacket: A Single-Case Virtual Product Development Project Kayna Hobbs and Kristen Morris, Colorado State University; and Juyeon Park, Seoul National University

Firefighter Gloves Currently on the Market: Analysis and Future Research Directions 1 Elizabeth Clow, Ellen McKinney, and Rui Li, Iowa State University 9 No Guts No Glory! Redesign of Kneeling Rolls Used in Elite Marksmanship Competition for Improved Performance Colleen Moretz and Angela Uriyo, University of West Virginia Concurrent Session 4, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

Key Functional and Symbolic Values of Activewear Designed for Active Aging Women Kristen Morris, Colorado State University; and Hali Ipaye and Pamela Norum, University of Missouri T Assessment of Current Personal Protective Equipment for Healthcare Workers Young-A Lee, Mir Salahuddin, Linda Gibson-Young, and Gretchen Oliver, Auburn University H Conceptual Design of Vest for Individuals with Alzheimer's U Natalie Zainea and Su Kyoung An, Central Michigan University R UG: New Insights of Fashion Communication and Product Development Moderator: Rachel J. Eike, Iowa State University S Dressed to the Form: An Examination of Dress form Asymmetry and Its Relation to Garment Fit D Lauren Forstenhausle and Fatma Baytar, Cornell University

Augmented and Virtual Reality and Its Effects on Social Responsibility and Fair Trade in the A Apparel Industry Kaylyn Wenzel and Lauren Copeland, Kent State University Y

Conceptual Study of Literature, Market, and Consumer: Combining Swim and Shapewear Technology Emily Schrimpf, Nikki Nauman, Megan Romans, and Rachel J. Eike, Iowa State Univesity N Changes in the Fashion Cycle: From Ubiquitous to Multifarious Jeans Trends Ashley Friedow and Danielle Sponder Testa, Iowa State University O Efficacy of Material Culture and Semiotics in Developing Cultural Understanding of Textile V Artifacts with Limited Provenance: Elucidating Meanings of Japanese Textile Artifacts for a Museum Audience E Sophia Luu and Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University

Effects of Ventilation System for Windbreaker on Temperature and Sweat Control M Saemee Lyu, Gloven de la Cruz, Lilibeth Gonzalez, Nicole Mejia, Clarissa Olguin, and Joyce Win, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona B Active Versus Passive: Uncovering Gender Bias in Childrenswear Clothing Descriptions E Mackenzie Miller and Addie Martindale, Georgia Southern University

Ergonomic Design and Development of a Reusable Facemask: ASTM Level 3 R Emily Schrimpf, Cassandra Eaton, and Changhyun Nam, Iowa State University

Can Marketing Content Strategies Help Promote Sustainability on Social Media?: Comparing the Effectiveness of Owned versus Earned Endorsement 1 Eilleen Plante and Christin Seifert, Georgia Southern University 9 3-D Printing Fabric Swatches with Recycled Materials Angela Beckett and Dina Smith-Glaviana, Virginia Tech Concurrent Session 4, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

A Case Study of Colorfastness of Waterless Dyed Fabrics Sustainable for the Environment Maddy Zitkus, Bre Lowe, Brianna Voss, Tanaijiah Fields, Sigourney Porter, and Ui-Jeen Yu, Illinois State University T Generation Z's Attitude toward Upcycled Clothing: An Arm, a Leg, or the Planet? Lauren Paolini, Framingham State University H U Concurrent Session 5, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc) R CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Mary Simpson, Western Michigan University S CD: Ready-to-Wear D Wearing the Artistic Tradition of Dancheong and Nubi Hyunjung Ji, Dae-Kyung University; and Insook Ahn, New Mexico State University A Vanishing Ice Chanjuan Chen, University of North Texas Y

Bell Sleeve Meets Elegance: Two-piece Lace Garment Destinee Palimore, Iowa State University Design Mentor: Ellen McKinney N Cape Dress: Interpreting a Historical Style through Modern Inspiration Lillie DeVries, Iowa State University O Design Mentors: Ellen McKinney and Megan Romans V Azure Qiyao Xiong, Iowa State University Design Mentors: Ellen McKinney and Sunhyung Cho E Ice Wine Adaptive Down Parka M Kristen D. Morris, Colorado State University B Pen Umbra Lauren Forstenhausler and Audrey Perlman, Cornell University Design Mentor: Huiju Park E Blitz R Lauren Forstenhausler, Cornell University Design Mentor: Huiju Park

Alexis Arielle Simmons, Western Michigan University 1 Design Mentor: Mary Simpson 9 Nebulous Rachel Dugger, Kelly Grogan, and Dani Hall, Kansas State University Design Mentor: Yingying Wu Concurrent Session 5, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS T HIS: Fashion History in Context Moderator: Michael Mamp, Central Michigan University H Knit Your Socks and Sew Your Masks: Hand Knitting in the World Wars Compared with Home U Sewing Masks for COVID-19 Charity Calvin Armstead, Brenau University; Addie Martindale, Georgia Southern University; and Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University R Meaning Infused into Fiber: Exploring Motivations of Natural Dyers S Kelsie Doty, Cornell University D Circus Costumes Across the Decades: A Visual Thematic Analysis of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus Show Programs from 1950-2017 Jenny Leigh Du Puis, Cornell University A Historic Costume: Assignment Overload Solutions Y Tammy R. Kinley, University of North Texas

"Beaded Elegance:" Walborg Handbags Michael Mamp and Emily Mobley, Central Michigan University N Lester Gaba: Soap Carver, Mannequin Designer, and Visual Merchandising Critic, and Educator Natalie Zainea and Michael Mamp, Central Michigan University O "Powerful," "Proud," and "Let's Be Real, It's Time:" Visitor Responses to a Fashion Museum V Exhibition Centering Black Women's Fashions in a Predominantly White Space Dyese Matthews, Kelly L. Reddy-Best, and Dana Goodin, Iowa State University E Reminiscence Fashion History Project Andrew Reilly, Loriena Yancura, and Youngjin Bahng, University of Hawai`i at Manoa M 'Indispensable Treasures': Misrepresenting Indigenous Design as Inspiration for American B Fashion in Illustrated Lectures Lynda May Xepoleas and Denise N. Green, Cornell University E

MGT: Creating Technology Enriched Retail Experiences R Moderator: Ann Marie Fiore, Iowa State University

Exploring the Demographic Profile of Female Homebased Textile Design Bloggers Khadijah Baaqil, Kansas State University 1 Is Virtual Store Experience an Actual Store Experience? The Role of Telepresence 9 Gwia Kim and Byoungho Jin, North Carolina State University Concurrent Session 5, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

Social Roles and Structural Signatures of the Cosmetic Brands on the Sephora's Twitter Network HaeJung Maria Kim, University of North Texas; Eunjeong Ryou, Changwon National University; Kyounghwa Lee, Catholic University of Korea; and Sookyoung Ahn, Chonnam National University T Congruence Effects in Online Customer Reviews: The Mediating Role of Perceived Information Relevance H Garim Lee and Hye-Young Kim, University of Minnesota U Online Adaptive Clothing Shopping Experience: Text-Mining of Product Titles and Consumer Reviews R Muzhen Li and Li Zhao, University of Missouri

Scale Development of Consumer-Focused Technology Features Important to Shopping S Experiences in Small Retail Businesses Steven McKinney, Zoe Schumm, Linda S. Niehm, Ann Marie Fiore, Eric Olson, Jessica Hurst, and Amy Shane- D Nichols, Iowa State University A Do Augmented and Virtual Reality Technologies Increase Purchase Intention?: The Role of Cognitive Elaboration and Shopping Modes Y Hyejune Park, Oklahoma State University; and Seeun Kim, Auburn University

Should We Be Afraid of Artificial Intelligence? Consumer Willingness to Share Personal Information with Fashion Sales Robots So Young Song, Illinois State University; and Youn-Kyung Kim, University of Tennessee, Knoxville N Examining the Drivers and Barriers of Intention to Use AI Chatbot to Purchase Apparel Online O Mon Thu Myi and Kittichai (Tu) Watchravesringkan, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro V MRK: Current Issues in Fashion Marketing Moderator: Gargi Bhaduri, Kent State University E I Can Talk: Corporate Moral Responsibility, Word of Mouth, and Shared Values M Gargi Bhaduri, Kent State University; and Saheli Goswami, University of Rhode Island B "That Brand is So Humane": The Influence of Perceived Human Values on Attitudes toward CSR PR Messages and Company Swagata Chakraborty and Wi-Suk Kwon, Auburn University E Performance Appeals, Environmental Knowledge, and Emotions for Green Advertising R Dooyoung Choi, Old Dominion University; and Ha Kyung Lee, Seoul National University

Really, for the Greater Good? Impact of Message Frames and Reference Points Related to Packaging of Apparel Products on Brand Attitude Michelle S. Park Kolacz and Gargi Bhaduri, Kent State University 1

Saving Brick-and-Mortar Retail: Effects of Consumer-Engaged "Retail-tainment" on Consumers' 9 Store Perceptions and Store Loyalty Ji Young Lee, SUNY Buffalo State; and Ki Ho Park, Campbell University Concurrent Session 5, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

Where Do Consumers Look When Viewing Fashion Advertisements? Saliency Based Models for Visual Attention Prediction Seung-Hee Lee, Ying Chen, Ali Mahdi, and Jun Qin, Southern Illinois University; and Yuli Liang, Texas State T University

Those Who Subscribe: A Customer Profile Assessment of Apparel and Beauty Subscription Service H Shoppers Lori Rothenberg and Delisia Matthews, North Carolina State University U A Brand's Referral of Another Brand: Does it Work? R Daeun Chloe Shin and Lori Rothenberg, North Carolina State University S PED: Enhancing Student Learning and Experiences Moderator: Angela Uriyo, West Virginia University D

A Holistic Synthesis of Pedagogical Research Factors for Fashion Design Curricula A Brooke Brandewie and Injoo Kim, University of Cincinnati Y Fashion Industry Concepts and Skills in Secondary Education Sarah Cosbey and Bette Montgomery, Northern Illinois University

Mentor Up: Preparing for the 21st Century Classroom Christy Crutsinger, Michelle Burton, Sanjukta Pookulangara, and Marissa Zorola, University of North Texas N Internships in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic: How Do We Re-design for the "New O Normal"? Julie Hillery, The Ohio State University V Skill Requirements for Logistics Professionals in the Apparel Industry of Bangladesh: An Importance-Expertise Matrix Analysis E Md. Arif Iqbal and Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and Sabbir Hasan, Bangladesh University of Textiles M Undergraduate Student Perceptions of Industry Guest Speakers in the Fashion Classroom Sara Jablon-Roberts, Johnson & Wales University; and Arienne McCracken, Iowa State University B

T-shaped Person for the Textile and Apparel Industry? Analysis of Cross-Functional Skills E Nicolette Leiby and Li Zhao, University of Missouri R Are Fashion Majors Ready for the Era of Data Science? - A Study on the Fashion Apparel Curriculum in U.S. Educational Institutions Lora Merryman and Sheng Lu, University of Delaware

Creating Pathways to University Student Success through a Service Learning Internship Program 1 with a Community Resource Center to Prepare University Fashion Merchandising Students with Disabilities for Industry Career Positions 9 Anna A. Magie, Texas Woman's University Concurrent Session 5, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

Academic Startups: Best Practices for Innovation and High Impact Student Experiences Yann Queckenstedt and Eulanda A. Sanders, Iowa State University T A Lower Division General Education Course in Fashion: Revisit Curricula in Fashion/Apparel/Textiles Programs Dong Shen, California State University, Sacramento H

Pirate Teaching: Increasing Student Engagement in Apparel Courses U April Elisha Stanley, Iowa State University R Bridging the Gap: Exploring Instructional Continuity in Undergraduate Fashion Courses in the Age of COVID-19 Angela Uriyo, West Virginia University S

Education for Sustainability: Development and Application of I3EADC Framework for Sustainable D Apparel Design Curriculum Ling Zhang, Iowa State University; and Chanmi Hwang, Washington State University A Y Concurrent Session 6, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc) CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION N Moderator: Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, Washington University in St. Louis

CD: Sustainability I O Houndstooth Upcycle Jung Eun Lee, Virginia Tech V The Boro Kimono E Emily Krull, Auburn University Design Mentor: Young-A Lee M Reinventing the Windbreaker: Windbreaker Hanbok Saemee Lyu, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona B Wearing Many Hats: A Green Approach to Accessories Design E Mona Maher, Texas Tech University Advisor: Rachel Anderson R Macchia Spiral Into Zero-Waste Times Two Colleen Moretz, West Virginia University; and Sandi Keiser, Mount Mary University Spiraling into Design Inspiration 1 Colleen Moretz, West Virginia University 9 Farm to Fashion: Suri Alpaca with Spiral Patternmaking Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, Washington University in St. Louis; and Jeremy Bernardoni, Louisiana State University Concurrent Session 6, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

Salvaging the Value of Textile Waste through Scratchboard Etching Irma D Villanueva and Saemee Lyu, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona T Collision Lynda May Xepoleas, Cornell University Advisor: Denise N. Green H

RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS U MGT: Technology and Business Model Innovation in the Retail and Apparel Industries Moderator: Seung-Hee Lee, Southern Illinois University R Retail Technologies Leading Resurgence for Small Independent Fashion Retailers: A Thematic S Analysis Related to the TOE Framework Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Francine Bruess, Jo Woon Chong, and Kamrul Foysal, Texas Tech University D The Study of Humans-Artificial Agents Relationships in Retailing Contexts: The Role of Trust Minjeong Kim and Ran Huang, Indiana University A Developing an Interactive Technological Framework in the Retail Apparel Industry: VR, AR, SC, Y and AI Anastasia Frattali and Chanmi Hwang, Washington State University

"A Whole Other Animal:" Challenges and Opportunities in Vending Apparel at Festivals Sara Jablon-Roberts, Johnson & Wales University; and Leslie H. Simpson, Stevenson University N How Do Consumers Perceive Mobile Self-Checkout in Fashion Retail Stores? O Yuli Liang, Texas State University; and Seung-Hee Lee and Jane E. Workman, Southern Illinois University

Shopping without the Fuss: The Effect of Curation Type on Cognitive Dissonance in Clothing V Subscription Adoption Christin Seifert, Georgia Southern University; Olivia Johnson, University of Houston; and Angie Lee, Iowa E State University M Fashion Printing Technology Diffusion: Big Data Analytics Yanan Yu, Lisa Chapman, and Marguerite Moore, North Carolina State University B SSR: Sustainable Business Practices and Performance Moderator: Jana M. Hawley, University of North Texas E CSR Detracts or Reinforces Corporate Ability? Differential Effects of Consumers' Belief on R Perceived Corporate Hypocrisy Gargi Bhaduri, Kent State University; Sojin Jung, Kyung Hee University; and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

The Impact of Slow Fashion Orientation (SFO) on Socially Responsible Consumption (SRC): 1 Moderating Effects of Industry Irresponsibility and Consumer Irresponsibility 9 Min-Young Lee, RayeCarol Cavender, and Scarlett Wesley, University of Kentucky Concurrent Session 6, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

Can a Connection with the Past Influence Environmental Concern and Attitude toward Slow Fashion? Swagata Chakraborty and Amrut Sadachar, Auburn University T

Does Going Green Pay Off in the U.S. Textile and Apparel Industry? Buhyung (Ellie) Cho, Kent State University; and Marguerite Moore, North Carolina State University H

Clothing Consumption: Analyzing the Apparel Industry's Current and Future Impact on U Greenhouse Gas Emissions Matthew Jacobs, Harvard University; and Jana M. Hawley, University of North Texas R

Evaluation of Certified B Corps in the Apparel, Footwear and Accessory Industry Jitong Li and Karen K. Leonas, North Carolina State University S

Slow Fashion Movement and Acceptance of Sustainable Consumption: Is it the Opportunity for D Local Fashion Brands? Chuanlan Liu, Chunmin Lang, and Sibei Xia, Louisiana State University A

Case Study of Fashion Brands with Certified B Corporation: Patagonia vs. Askov Finlayson Y Mahima Naznin and Song-yi Youn, University of Missouri

Impact of Sustainability Consciousness on Slow Fashion Behavior Yoo-Kyoung Seock and Jeongah Shin, University of Georgia N Consumer Responses to Local and Distant Corporate Social Responsibility Activities Xiao Tong and Chelsea Willingham, The University of Alabama O A Slow Fashion Approach with Wool Conservation: Rare Sheep Farms, Economic, and Geographic Aspects V Helen X. Trejo, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona E Engaging Female Refugees to Re-envision their Future through Slow Fashion Angela Uriyo, West Virginia University; and Pamela Norum, University of Missouri M Sustainable Practices: Recommendations for a More Holistic Approach for Training Refugees for Successful Participation in the Workplace B Angela Uriyo, West Virginia University; and Pamela Norum, University of Missouri E

TAI: Global Sourcing Practices and Supply Chain Dynamics in the Textile & Apparel Industry R Moderator: Debanjan Das, West Virginia University

Analyzing the Competitiveness of the Textile and Apparel Sector among USMCA Trade Agreement Partners Debanjan Das, West Virginia University 1

Demonetization and Its Impact on India's Textile and Apparel industry's Comparative Advantage 9 Debanjan Das, West Virginia University

Concurrent Session 6, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

Stitch by Stitch: Addressing the Barriers to Apparel and Textile Reshoring in the United States Nancy Hodges, Annie Williams, and Meghan Hembree, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro T Opportunities & Challenges Involved in Local Fabric Sourcing Strategy: A Case Study of Epic Group in Bangladesh Sirajum Munir, Bangladesh University of Textiles; and Md. Rafiqul Islam Rana, University of Missouri H

Competitive Advantages of the Apparel Industries of Bangladesh: Qualitative Insights from the U Managers and Executives of the Bangladeshi Apparel Industry Ishtehar Sharif Swazan and Debanjan Das, West Virginia University R How Competitive is Bangladesh's Apparel Export Firms? An Exploratory Content Analysis of the S Unique Firm Resources Claimed by the Apparel Export Firms of Bangladesh Ishtehar Sharif Swazan and Debanjan Das, West Virginia University D Exploring the Impact of Apparel Suppliers' Affective and Cognitive Satisfaction on the Buyer- Supplier Relationship: A Power-Dependency Theory Perspective A Huicheng (Jeff) Wu, Nancy Hodges, and Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Y Exploring Challenges of Apparel Customization: From the Perspective of Chinese Manufacturers Hao Li, Donghua University; Yanwen Ruan, Shanghai University of Engineering Science; and Yingjiao Xu, North Carolina State University Investigate the Causal Direction of Experiences on Apparel E-Sourcing and Firm Performance: A N Cross-Cultural Study Li Zhao and Xintong Li, University of Missouri; and Stacy Lee, Texas Tech University O V E M B E R

1 9 Special Topic Session 2, 4:00 – 5:30 pm (21:00-22:30 utc)

The University Fashion Show: Best Practices to Showcase Student Work Coordinator: Lynn M. Boorady, Oklahoma State University Presenters: Lynn Boorady, Oklahoma State University; Gill Stark, Regent’s University, London; Michael T Mamp, Central Michigan; Jihyun (J.) Kim, Kent State University; and Emily Schrimpf, Iowa State University

The university catwalk is often used as a promotional tool by programs to highlight their student designers. H This panel will discuss the different types of fashion shows held at their own school and look at different business models which keep them going. We will also touch on different methods of displaying student work U such as museum exhibits and virtual/live displays. Is the traditional fashion show needed in an era of social media and COVID? We believe that by examining the different methods of putting on a fashion show that R members will have the opportunity to reimagine what their fashion show could be.

Human Body in the Digital Era: Virtual Technology and Its Applications in Textiles and Apparel S Coordinators: Juyeon Park, Seoul National University; and Jennifer Paff Ogle, Colorado State University Presenters: Fatma Baytar, Cornell University; Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming; Jessica Ridgway- D Clayton, Florida State University; and Yingjiao Xu, North Carolina State University A This session is intended to provide the ITAA conference audience with a unique opportunity to learn from the invited presenters about their research experience with integration of emerging virtual technology in human body-related research and to exchange ideas to provoke creative adoption of the technology in Y future research among researchers in the field of textiles and apparel. For example, 3D body scanning, originally developed as an anthropometric measurement tool, has been widely adopted in various industry sectors, including apparel manufacturing, e-commerce, entertainment, and healthcare. The recent add-on of virtual reality offers new possibilities for the 3D technology in fields where a realistic visual representation of N the body may be valuable. We anticipate that the contents of the discussion will introduce the audience to recent research examples of novel technology use in our field, as we live in the digital era, where virtual O technologies rapidly change the apparel manufacturing process and our shopping experience as consumers in the e-commerce platform. Also, we will soon encounter our virtual body in the entertainment and other businesses during our daily living. We believe that hosting this panel discussion on the proposed theme is V timely and is critical to promoting understanding about the current stance of the technology through practical application cases. The session also will help us to consider future directions for undergraduate and E graduate education and research, as it is our hope to facilitate a flexible and adaptive approach toward technology in those who attend this special topic session and to encourage them to actively engage with the M technology in their teaching and research. B Preparing the Professional: The Impact of Internships Coordinator: Jennifer Worrell, Colorado State University Presenters: Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University; Jessica L. Hurst, Iowa State University; Joy M. E Robbins, Kansas State University; and Shirley Warren, California State University, Northridge R This session is intended to share experiences and strategies in preparing apparel design, product development, and merchandising students for the internship search process, interview and selection process, and evaluation methods. 1

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CTRJ Editorial Board Meeting, 5:30-7:00 pm (22:30-00:00 utc) Moderator: Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

This meeting is for editorial board members, associate editors, and editors of Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, as well as the Publication Policy Committee members. The group will discuss major topics related to CTRJ and other ITAA publications. This meeting is resided by the VP of Publications. T

H Graduate Student Fireside Chat, 5:30-7:30 pm (22:30-00:30 utc) Moderator: Domenique Jones, University of Tennessee, Graduate Student Liaison U

This year’s graduate student fireside chat will feature a panel of six faculty members ranging from brand R new junior faculty to department head. The panel will include Eulanda Sanders, Jung Ha-Brookshire, Lynn Boorady, Michelle Childs, Olivia Johnson, and Sergio Bedford. The Q&A style chat, led by the ITAA Graduate S Student Liaison, will discuss everything surrounding how to be successful post-graduation. Questions will pertain to life in academia after graduation, what to know about the interview process in academia, how to D meet and exceed expectations as junior faculty, etc. A

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Business Meeting and Town Hall, 11:00 am – noon (16:00-17:00 utc) Moderator: Ann Paulins, Ohio University, ITAA President F Business Meeting and Welcome to Baltimore Ann Paulins, Ohio University, ITAA President R

Town Hall I Ellie Jin, North Carolina State University, ITAA President-Elect D

Keynote Speaker Q&A, noon – 12:45 pm (17:00-17:45 utc) A Moderators: Nancy Miller and Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University Y SPONSORED BY FAIRCHILD BOOKS

THE FUTURE…INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY PATHS IN APPAREL N TRENT BUSH, ARTILECT

The global apparel industry is entering a new era of innovation and technology-backed change, and this O revolution will affect every aspect of the way clothes are made, and what they are made from. From a materials perspective, rapid advances are occurring in every key metric, including increased performance, V durability, and sustainability.

The ways garments will be made are also advancing very rapidly, driven by trends like 3D design and E development, full-garment knitting, mass-customization, and personalized apparel systems that will promise apparel will be created faster, lighter, and more nimble. In addition, these advances finally offer an M opportunity to leapfrog traditional sewing technologies to bring specialized garment manufacturing back to more localized production locations. B Other innovations are also fast approaching which will bring intelligence to traditionally static apparel systems, offering many interesting advanced capabilities in performance, traceability, and authenticity, E allowing apparel to become a leading product category in the Internet of Things. Like it or not, many of these advances are already here, and I look forward to opening few doors to a higher level of thinking in R relation to the traditional apparel industry. In fact, these advances are so exciting, they form the very foundation of the new brand I am creating. The future is now. 2 0 Concurrent Session 7, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Kendra Lapolla, Kent State University

CD: Conceptual/Experimental F Application of Virtual Reality Technology to Inspire Apparel Design Samirah Alotaibi, University of Nebraska-Lincoln R Advisor: Sandra Starkey I Lipstick on His Collar Lauren Forstenhausler, Cornell University Design Mentor: Fatma Baytar D

No Borders A Ruby Jones, Cornell University Design Mentor: Fatma Baytar Y Chartreuse is the Ugliest Color Maren Ogg, Cornell University; Design Mentor: Denise Green The Year of Magical Thinking: The Suddenness of Grief N Nikola Janevski, West Virginia University Advisor: Angela Uriyo O Growing a Baby Bump Kendra Lapolla, Kent State University; and Chanjuan Chen, University of North Texas V Phosphene E Grace Feely, Auburn University Design Mentor: Young-A Lee M Preparation for the Storm Parker Redfern, University of Wisconsin-Stout B Design Mentor: Jongeun Rhee E Falling Upward Kelly Kay Reynolds, University of Wisconsin-Stout R Design Mentor: Jongeun Rhee

Hardwater Parka MC Smith, University of Oregon Advisor: Susan Sokolowski 2 Strange Fruit 0 Sophia Luu, Iowa State University; Design Mentor: Ling Zhang

Fight or Flight Rebecca Nelson, Iowa State University Design Mentor: Ling Zhang Concurrent Session 7, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS CB: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity Moderator: Hye-Shin Kim, University of Delaware F Are Return Policies Viewed the Same Way? U.S. and Chinese Consumer Perceptions of Return Policy and Perceived Risk R Hye-Shin Kim, University of Delaware; Yanan Yu, North Carolina State University; and Chong Zhang, Communication University of China I Lifestyle Segmentation for Older Fashion Consumers Using Latent Class Analysis D Kyuree Kim, Joseph Kim, and Ann Marie Fiore, Iowa State University

The Effects of Instagram, Facebook, YouTube & Snapchat on Body Dissatisfaction, Social A Comparison, and Thin Ideal Internalization of Women with Marginalized Identities Ivana Markova and Cristina Azocar, San Francisco State University Y The Kobe Bryant Effect: Celebrity Death, Consumer Grief and Product Attachment Rachel Rose and Elena Karpova, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Equity Matters: The Role of Sponsored Athletic Apparel in Collegiate Athletic Programs N Rachel Rose and Nancy Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro O The Men's Plus Size Apparel Market: Bigger, but Not Better Melissa L. Thompson and Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University V Story Makes a Difference: The Effects of Providing Product History in Promoting Circular Fashion among Consumers E Hongjoo Woo, Yonsei University; Naeun Lauren Kim, University of Minnesota; and Bharath Ramkumar, State University of New York Oneonta M You Could Do It Better! Consumer Negative Responses toward Moral Crisis in the Fashion B Industry Song-yi Youn and Anna Moritz, University of Missouri E

CUL: Cultural Considerations in Context R Moderator: Kelly L. Reddy-Best, Iowa State University

Modernization and Cultural Identity: The Case of Ri-Bhoi Handloom Weavers Rebecca Maria Dias, Radford University; and Jennifer Paff Ogle and Sonali Diddi, Colorado State University 2 RagTag: A Circus in Stitches. Autoethnographic Costume Design Research for a Touring Circus 0 Troupe Jenny Leigh Du Puis, Cornell University

Crafting a Beer Brand: An Intersectionality of Logo Aesthetic and Representation Sarah Frankel, Stephanie Benjamin, Carrie Stevens, and Miranda Lee, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Negotiation of Czech Ethnic Identity through Folk Costume in the Midwest Erin French and Kelly L. Reddy-Best, Iowa State University Concurrent Session 7, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

Mything in Action: Fashion Designers in Documentary Film Katie Baker Jones, West Virginia University F Students' Perceptions and Experience with Cultural Appropriation Sanga Song, Indiana University East; and Nokyeon Kim, University of Delaware R A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Utilizing Visual Ethnography to Investigate Scottish Kiltmaking Craft I David Loranger, Sacred Heart University; and Eulanda A. Sanders, Iowa State University D Negotiations of Black and Activist Identity through Dress on the College Campus Dyese Matthews and Kelly L. Reddy-Best, Iowa State University A Why Bind? Emotional, Physical, and Cultural Considerations for Trans and Gender Non-binary Individuals Y Kristen Morris, Colorado State University; Denise Green and Kyra Streck, Cornell University; Kelly Reddy- Best, Iowa State University; and Andrew Reilly, University of Hawai'i at Manoa Emotional Attachment and Ethnic Fashion in Diaspora: A Case of West African Immigrant Women N in the US Jane Opiri, University of Arkansas Pine Bluff; and Casey Stannard, Louisiana State University O Tattoos' Shared Meaning in Social Media: A Social Network Analysis Study of Related Hashtags on Instagram V April Alley, Tzu Yu Wang, Chih Han Wang, and Jihyeong Son, Washington State University E Saudi Bride-to-Be Consumption: Negotiation Between Traditional and Idiosyncratic Meanings Wijdan Tawfiq, King Abdulaziz University; and Mary Lynn Damhorst and Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State M University

Why Do Female Asian-American Fashion and Beauty YouTubers Go Blond? B Bingyue Wei, Iowa State University E SSR: Sustainability, Communication, and Young Generations R Moderator: Bharath Ramkumar, State University of New York Oneonta

How Social Media Type, Electronic Word-of-mouth, and Product Price Influence Attitude and Intention to Purchase Ethical Apparel for US Female Consumers Melissa Abner, University of Central Missouri; Fatma Bayter, Cornell University; and Elena Karpova, The 2 University of North Carolina at Greensboro 0 Impact of User-Centric Advertisement Appeals on Consumers' Emotional Responses and Sustainable Apparel Purchase Intentions Swagata Chakraborty and Amrut Sadachar, Auburn University

U.S. Generation Z Consumers' Motivations and Purchase Behavior towards Secondhand Clothing Carolina Silva, Tzu-Yu Wang, Michelle McCarver, Chih-Han Wang, and Ting Chi, Washington State University Concurrent Session 7, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

A Content Analysis of How Labels Help Consumers Determine if Clothing Is Sustainable Mary Hale and Debanjan Das, West Virginia University

Cracking the Code of Engaging Campaigns: Effective Storytelling in Sustainable Clothing F Campaigns on Social Media Mohammad Shahidul Kader, Xiao Huang, and Seeun Kim, Auburn University R Who Is Part of the Problem?: Critical Analysis of New York Times Readers' Comments on the I Environmental Cost of Fashion Consumption Elena Karpova, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Kelly Reddy-Best, Iowa State University; and Farimah Bayat, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro D

Bacterial Leather for Local Sustainable Fashion A Savanah Adler, Shu-Hwa Lin, Ailee Antipala, University of Hawai'i at Manoa Y The Power of Others: Using Socially Facilitating Message to Promote Circular Fashion Services Bharath Ramkumar, State University of New York Oneonta; Hongjoo Woo, Yonsei University; and Naeun Lauren Kim, University of Minnesota Critical Dialogue on the Role of Clothing Care Label for Controlling Microfiber Pollution N Mir Salahuddin and Young-A Lee, Auburn University O College Students' Sustainability Awareness towards Apparel and Cotton Industries Young-A Lee and Mir Salahuddin, Auburn University V Are You Ready for Clothing with Environmental and Social Labels? Kerri Byrd, TJX Companies, INC.; and Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro E What are the Barriers to Young Millennials' Consumption of Sustainable Apparel? A Cross- M Cultural Analysis of Perceived Risks of Sustainable Apparel Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Xiao Tong, The University of Alabama; and Maria Gil, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro B Generation Z and Socially Responsible Fashion Consumption: Exploring the Value-Action Gap E Annie Williams and Nancy Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro R A Look at the Label: Exploring Consumer Perspectives on Communicating Sustainability Information Annie Williams and Nancy Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Undergraduate Students' Perceptions and Emotions Related to Mending: Text Mining Approach 2 Ruoh-Nan (Terry) Yan, Sonali Diddi, and Yulun Hsiao, Colorado State University 0

TAS: Apparel Sciences and Innovation Moderator: Gozde Goncu Berk, University of California, Davis

Evaluation of Textile-Based Wearable Force Sensors for Functional Clothing Applications Crystal Compton, Alireza Golgouneh, Brad Holschuh, and Lucy E. Dunne, University of Minnesota Concurrent Session 7, 1:00 – 1:45 pm (18:00-18:45 utc)

Product Development Process for E-Textile Garments: A Design Guideline for Apparel Manufacturers Md. Tahmidul Islam Molla, Crystal Compton, and Lucy E. Dunne, University of Minnesota F Understanding the Effect of Clothing Pattern On E-Textile Electromyography (EMG) Electrode Performance R Gozde Goncu-Berk, University of California, Davis; and Bilge Guvenc Tuna, Yeditepe University I Fit of Fire Boots: CT (Computerized Tomography) Scan and 3D Simulation Jeyeon Jo and Huiju Park, Cornell University D Head Orientation Monitoring with Wearable RFID for Detection of Lateral Glance of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder A Jeyeon Jo and Huiju Park, Cornell University Y Comparison of Objective Measurement Methods of Fabric Tensile Properties for 3D Virtual Garment Software Uikyung Jung and Cynthia Istook, North Carolina State University

Digital Fabric Libraries: Managing Digital Assets N Uikyung Jung and Cynthia Istook, North Carolina State University O Thermal Comfort of Two-Layer Knitted Fabrics for Compression Garment Pimpawan Kumphai, Su Kyoung An, and Natalie Zainea, Central Michigan University; and Pawarin V Tuntriyanond, Kasetsart University

4D Knitting Grip Assist Glove Based on Shape Memory Alloys: Wearable Device Development and E Functionality Assessment Soo-Min Lee, Woo-Kyun Jung, Juyeon Park, and Sung-Hoon Ahn, Seoul National University M Evaluating Textile-based ECG Collection for Continuous Remote Atrial Fibrillation Monitoring B Andrew Waldherr, Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, Kristian Nelson, and Maggie Miller, Washington University in St. Louis E R

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CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Colleen Moretz, West Virginia University CD: Sustainability II F Infinity Haeun (Grace) Bang, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro R Vivid Punk Victoria Sales, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro I Design Mentor: Haeun (Grace) Bang D Three-In-One Gown Cassidy Burel, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro A Design Mentor: Haeun (Grace) Bang

Be True Y Donna-Marie Cecere, Framingham State University

Cast On Cast Off II Li-Fen Anny Chang, University of North Texas N Repurposed Bustier Dress Sunhyung Cho, Iowa State University O Advisor: Ellen McKinney V Memories Xuena Pu, Columbus College of Art & Design E Design Mentor: Suzanne Cotton

Three Times Saved: Repurposing Interior Textile Samples to Duvet Cover to Tailored Sleeveless M Jacket Carol Engel-Enright, Colorado State University B On-Demand Swatcher Coat E Chanmi Hwang, Washington State University R RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS PED: Teaching Activities and Class Projects Moderator: Jessica L. Hurst, Iowa State University 2 Collaborative Education: Community Based Art and Fashion Learning Applications for the Prolonged Use Phase of a T-shirt 0 Rachel Anderson, Texas Tech University; Ismael de Anda, Artist; and Cody Arnall, Alicia McDonald, Monica Prado, Mona Maher, David Deeds, Chiseum Dent, and Raegan McGuire, Texas Tech University

Entrepreneurship Group Creates Community, Shares Stories and Supports Female Students Kate Annett-Hitchcock and Dakota Batch, North Carolina State University Concurrent Session 8, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

A Comparison of Gender Differences in Clothing Needs Assessments for People With Mobility Impairments May Chae, Montclair State University F Creating Cooperative Learning Environment through Cotton Capsule Wardrobe Project Hae Jin Gam, Jiyoung Kim, Barbara Trippeer, and Pureum Yeo, University of North Texas R "Absolutely Hands On!": Analyzing Student Learning Gains and Perceptions from an Experiential I Learning Experiment in an Advanced Textile Science Course Jennifer Harmon, University of Wyoming D Using a Program-Based Store for Retail and Entrepreneurship Education: Integration of a Retail Learning Lab as a Capstone Experience A Jessica L. Hurst, Linda S. Niehm, Ann Marie Fiore, Amy Shane-Nichols, Angie Lee, and Malvika Rajagopal, Iowa State University Y A Mixed Pedagogical Approach to Promote Undergraduate Students' Active Learning in the Retail Planning and Buying Course Shafiqul Islam and Jewon Lyu, University of Georgia N Fashion Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy: Development and Validation of a Domain-Specific Scale Chunmin Lang and Chuanlan Liu, Louisiana State University O (r)EVOLUTION RETOLD: An Experiential Collection Created Collaboratively between V Merchandising and Design Students Kendra Lapolla and Lauren Copeland, Kent State University E Incorporating a Medical Apparel Project into a Technical Design Process Course in an Apparel Design Program M Changhyun Nam and Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State University B Footwear Design Sketchbook Practice for a Portfolio Changhyun Nam and Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State University E Textiles Literacy: Implementing Inquiry-Based Learning in a Basic Textiles Class Arlesa Shephard, SUNY Buffalo State College R The Collaborative Design Process Integrated with the Business World Mary Simpson, Western Michigan University

Engaging Students through Rapid Prototyping: A Human Centered Design Approach 2 Sandra Starkey and Andrew Zimbroff, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 0 Seeking Sustainability in the Global Cotton Supply Chain: An Experiential Learning Opportunity by the Case Method Li Zhao and Kerri McBee-Black, University of Missouri Concurrent Session 8, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

SPA: The Body in Transition: Internal and External Influences Moderator: Jay Yoo, Baylor University

The Influence of Film Personae on the Enculturation of Masculine Identity Performance F Jeremy M. Bernardoni and Casey R. Stannard, Louisiana State University R The Search for Authenticity through 'Style-Fashion-Dress' among Adolescent Latina Immigrants Mary Alice Casto, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Jennifer Paff Ogle and Maricela DeMirjyn, Colorado State I University; and Amanda Morales and Alyssa Smith, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

The Analysis of Causes and Effects of Negative Body Image in Adolescent Girls in the U.S. D Divya V. Desai and Casey R. Stannard, Louisiana State University A Examining Body Positivity in Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Lingerie Runway Show Fatimah Hakeem, Louisana State University Y Assessment of Relationship among Athlete Uniform Wearing and the Impact on Student-Athlete Mental Health, Mediated by Athlete Identity Kristian Hogans and Jewon Lyu, University of Georgia N "It's a Joke": Adolescent Girls' Perception of Dress Regulations in Public Schools Heejin Lim, University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Sharron J. Lennon, Indiana University; and Domenique Jones, O University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Pregnancy Expectations of Generation Z: Physical Self-Concept and Maternity Wear V Beth Weigle and Laura McAndrews, University of Georgia E Breaking Cover: Plus-size Transgressive Dress on YouTube Arienne McCracken, Mary Lynn Damhorst, and Eulanda A. Sanders, Iowa State University M Attached to My Shape: Women's Perceptions of Body Shape, Body Satisfaction, and Religiosity Dawn M. Michaelson, Sheri L. Dragoo, and Jay Yoo, Baylor University B Why Bind? Public, Private, and Secret Self Chest Binding for Trans and Gender Non-Conforming E Individuals Kelly L. Reddy-Best, Iowa State University; Andy Reilly, University of Hawai'I at Manoa; Kyra Streck and R Denise Nicole Green, Cornell University; and Kristen Morris, Colorado State University

Relationships Between Dress and Gender in a Context of Cultural Change Alyssa Adomaitis, The New York City College of Technology, CUNY; Diana Saiki, Ball State University; and Kim K. P. Johnson, University of Minnesota, Emeritus 2 Meanings of Hijab from the Wearers' Perspective 0 Saiful Islam and Casey R. Stannard, Louisiana State University

Is the Body Positive Movement Too Narrow? Extra Large Insights into Plus Size Men and Clothing in the Context of the Body Positive Movement Melissa L. Thompson and Ellen McKinney, Iowa State University Concurrent Session 8, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

SSR: Sustainable Consumption and Determinants Moderator: Haejin Gam, University of North Texas

The Roles of Values, Pre-factual Cognition, and Positive Anticipated Emotion on Pro- F environmental Product Purchasing Intention Insook Ahn, New Mexico State University; and Soo Hyun Kim, University of Arizona R Sustainability Transparency and Trustworthiness of Blockchain: A Comparison of Generations X I and Y Fashion Customers Rebekkah Navas, Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, and Samina Khan, Texas Tech University D Renting than Buying Apparel: An Empirical Study of U.S. Consumers Rebecca Anderson, Olabisi Adesanya, Min-Tzu Ling, Zibo Zhao and Ting Chi, Washington State University A Exploring City Furniture's Mattress Donation Program and Perspectives on Sustainability Among Y Stakeholders Max Duroseau, University of Missouri

Working Together to Reduce: An Examination of Environmentally Conscious Consumption Sarah Frankel, Sejin Ha, and Youn-Kyung Kim, University of Tennessee, Knoxville N Development of Conceptual Model to Measure Determinants of Second-Hand Luxury Shopping O Sivasankari Gopalakrishnan, Northwood University; and Nimet Degirmencioglu, North Carolina State University V Fashion Renting: An Exploratory Study of User and Non-user Behaviors Heeju Noe and Jonghan Hyun, Kent State University E Consumers' Moral Beliefs on Corporate and Individual Responsibilities for Circular Fashion Co- M creation Chung-Wha 'Chloe' Ki, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Sangsoo Park, Korea Institute for Industrial B Economics & Trade; and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

The Acceptance and Usage Intention of Menstrual Underwear E Elizabeth Phan, Jiyoung Kim, Haejin Gam, and Jana Hawley, University of North Texas R Passion for the Past: The Effect of Charity Appeals and Nostalgia on Apparel Donation Intentions Seeun Kim, Auburn University; and Michelle Childs, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Because It Is Green or Beautiful? Consumer's Perceived Value of a Unique Type of Sustainable Packaging, Store Evaluation, and Store Patronage Intentions 2 Ji Young Lee, SUNY Buffalo State; and Ki Ho Park, Campbell University 0 Providing Scientific Knowledge on Homemade Textile Based Masks to a Residential Community during the Coronavirus Pandemic Sumit Mandal, Lynn M. Boorady, and Karla Knoepfli, Oklahoma State University Concurrent Session 8, 2:00 – 2:45 pm (19:00-19:45 utc)

Exploring the Influencing Role of Expectancy Values on Online Apparel Rental: The Moderating Effect of Need for Uniqueness Rachel Rose, Sukyung Seo, Mon Thu Myin, Carol Brathwaite, and Kittichai Watchravesringkan, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro F

Determinants of Online Collaborative Consumption Behavior: The Application of the Theory of R Reasoned Action in the Context of Apparel Kristi Partin and Kittichai (Tu) Watchravesringkan, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro I Identifying Consumers' Shopping Orientations of Green Textile Furnishing Products Ui-Jeen Yu, Illinois State University; Hae Jin Gam, University of North Texas; and Somang Yang, Illinois State D University A

Concurrent Session 9, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc) Y

CREATIVE DESIGN DISCUSSION SESSION Moderator: Sandra Keiser, Mount Mary University N CD: Surface Design Grey Matter O Heather Apgar, San Francisco State University Design Mentor: Amy Dorie V Weaving for Justice Kim Hahn and Evelyn Rossol, Kent State University E Cradle-to-Cradle Denim: Fringed Dress and Poncho Design Fatimah Hakeem, California State University, Northridge M Advisor: Jongeun Kim B Blue Nights: The Complexity of Grief Nikola Janevski, West Virginia University E Advisor: Angela Uriyo

Flowing Lines on The Fabric R Li Jiang, Central Michigan University; Ling Zhang, Iowa State University; and Su An, Central Michigan University Twisted Plane 2 Li Jiang, Central Michigan University; Ling Zhang, Iowa State University; and Su Kyoung An, Central Michigan University 0 Sacred and Profane Della Reams, Miami University of Ohio; and Larry Rushing, Temple University

Pathfinder Bingyue Wei, Iowa State University Advisor: Ling Zhang Concurrent Session 9, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

Yellowstone Impression Ling Zhang, Iowa State University

Po Mo F Madelyn Bunn, Iowa State University Design Mentor: Ling Zhang R Mother I Sophia Luu, Iowa State University Design Mentor: Ling Zhang D

RESEARCH/TEACHING/CONCEPT DISCUSSION SESSIONS A CB: Consumer Values, Experiential Marketing, and Subscription Services Moderator: Jin Su, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Y

A Typology of Online Shopping Consumers and Its Relation to Online Shopping Perception and Obsession Hyo Jung (Julie) Chang, Jieun Dokko, Jaehan Min, and Mohammad Abu Nasir Rakib, Texas Tech University N Classification of Apparel Product Attributes: Consumer Evaluation of Jeans Sunhyung Cho, Iowa State University; and Elena Karpova, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro O Investigating the Link between Appearance-Related Self-Discrepancies and Retail Therapy V Shopping Behavior Jong-Geun Lee and Amrut Sadachar, Auburn University E Does Experience Matter? Understanding the Changes of Consumers' Evaluation after Using an Online Apparel Mass Customization System M Yuli Liang, Texas State University; and Chuanlan Liu, Louisiana State University B Exploring Chinese Consumer Traits of Using Clothing Subscription Rental Service Mon Thu Myin and Huicheng Wu, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Haina Shen, Zhejiang Sci- E Tech University; and Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Identifying Key Factors Affecting Customer Loyalty in a Local Retailing Context R Jacqueline Parr, St. Catherine University; and Hye-Young Kim, University of Minnesota

The Emergence of Online Visual Product Reviews: Conceptualizing Needs and Approaches to Analyzing User Generated Photography 2 Kassandra Ross and Young-A Lee, Auburn University 0 An Examination of Emotions Influence on the Adoption Intention of Online Styling Subscription Services in Fashion Jessica Ganak and Jihyeong Son, Washington State University

The Effect of Price Transparency on Brand Perception and Purchase Intention Xiao Tong, The University of Alabama; and Jin Su, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Concurrent Session 9, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

An Assessment of Experiential E-Commerce Apparel Websites and Psychological Personality Traits among Females J'den Williams and Lori Rothenberg, North Carolina State University F

DPD: Fit and Sizing for Apparel Enhancement and Design Conceptualization R Moderator: Susan L. Sokolowski, University of Oregon I Men's Purchase Behavior and Fit Preferences for Compression Sportswear for Fitness Youngsook Kim and Fatma Baytar, Cornell University D A Phenomenological Exploration of the Apparel Sizing Practice of Small Womenswear Businesses Robin Carufel, Brenau University; and Elizabeth Bye, University of Minnesota A

How Critical Are We? A Content Analysis of ITAA's Design Proceedings from 2006 to 2019 from a Y Critical Design Theory Perspective Gozde Goncu-Berk, University of California, Davis; and Eunhyuk Yim, Sungkyunkwan University

Fit Problem and Design Modification of the Ballistic Vest for Female Police Officers Mushfika Tasnim Mica and Semra Peksoz, Oklahoma State University N

A Conceptual Framework for Post-postmodern Garment Design O Andrew (Andy) Reilly, University of Hawai`i at Manoa; and Sherry Schofield, Florida State University

Using Participatory Design to Create and Test the Aesthetics and Functionality of an Adaptive Bra V and Blouse Milan Shahani, George Brown College E

Designing a University Tartan: A Case Study M Amy Shane-Nichols and Eulanda A. Sanders, Iowa State University

Fit Analysis of ASTM Size Standards for Overweight and Obese Women in the United States B Based on Body Shapes Eonyou Shin and Elahe Saeidi, Virginia Tech E

Body Shapes and Fit Analysis of ASTM Size Standards for Overweight and Obese Men in the R United States Eonyou Shin and Elahe Saeidi, Virginia Tech

Fit Analysis Using 3D Body Scans and Sports Product Design Methods to Develop a Musical Conductor's Jacket 2 Susan L. Sokolowski, University of Oregon 0 Body Scanning Technology Preferences among Consumers Saiful Islam and Casey R. Stannard, Louisiana State University

Improving Pant Fit among Young Chinese Consumers: Evidence from Female College Students in Hangzhou, China Haina Shen and Xiaofen Ji, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University; Jin Su and Nancy Hodges, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and Ting Tao, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University

Concurrent Session 9, 3:00 – 3:45 pm (20:00-20:45 utc)

TAI: Industry Trends and Corporate Social Responsibility Moderator: Stacy Lee, Texas Tech University F Regenerated Cellulose Fibers (RCF) for Future Apparel Sustainability: Insights from the U.S. R Consumers Annie Frattali, Yi-Ning Tai, Yuh-Fen Yu, Hang Liu, and Ting Chi, Washington State University I It's All About Stakeholders: Corporate Moral Responsibilities, Stakeholder Capitalism, and Hypocrisy Perceptions D Saheli Goswami, University of Rhode Island; and Gargi Bhaduri, Kent State University A Buyer Power and Supplier Motivation for Code of Conduct Compliance: A Global Apparel Industry Perspective Y Geetika Jaiswal, North Carolina A&T State University; and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

Transformative Potentials of Drop Marketing and Drop Retail Strategies in the Fashion Industry Ouya Huang and Jihyun Kim-Vick, Kent State Unviersity N Resiliency and Structural Change of Apparel and Textile Industry Clusters in the United States Juyoung Lee and Ayoung Kim, Mississippi State University; and Ting Chi, Washington State University O A Framework of Perceived Corporate Social Responsibility Gaps between Internal and External Stakeholders: A Stakeholder Theory Approach V Stacy Lee, Texas Tech University; Sojin Jung, Kyung Hee University; and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri E Cross-functional Skills: Defining its Meaning M Nicolette Leiby and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

A Mixed Method Exploration of Building Network Ties in the Apparel Industry B Nancy J. Miller, Carol Engel-Enright, and Kayna Hobbs, Colorado State University E The Devil Wears Prada: A Qualitative Study on Counterproductive Workplace Behavior and Employee Satisfaction in the Fashion Industry R Md. Rafiqul Islam Rana and Jung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

Stakeholder Pressures and Workplace Compliance in Bangladeshi Apparel Factories Zafar Waziha Sarker and Haesun Park-Poaps, Ohio University 2 0 Special Topic Session 3 and Salon Session, 4:00 – 5:30 pm (21:00-22:30 utc)

Simple Strategies for Implementing Experience Learning Coordinator: Domenique Jones, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Presenters: Domenique Jones and Michelle Childs, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville F This interactive workshop explains the importance of experience-based learning for student learning. It also delves into the benefits to students in order to elevate students’ desirability to participate and enhance R their competitiveness in the job market post-graduation. Examples of presenters’ university and departmental experience learning applications in classes of different sizes, expertise, resources, time, etc. I provide insight to innovate teaching approaches. Examples include a two-year fellowship program focusing on a 360-degree business approach, working with regional retailers with their confidential data and specific needs, and analyzing second-hand data and in-store analysis. Presenters explain how textbook knowledge in D the classroom can be demonstrated in different scenarios in order to improve confidence and skills of students for real-world application. A

TAPAC Accreditation Reviewers: Tips and Best Practices for the Accreditation Review Y Preparation, Process and Report Coordinator: Carol Warfield, Auburn University Presenters: Andy Reilly, TAPAC President, University of Hawai’i, Manoa; Kathleen Rees, TAPAC Past President, Texas A&M University-Kingsville; Rinn Cloud, TAPAC Treasurer, Baylor University; Tammy Kinley, N TAPAC President-Elect, University of North Texas; Sherry Schofield, former TAPAC Board of Commissioners member, Florida State University; and Missy Bye, TAPAC Board of Commissioners, University of Minnesota O This STS will focus on: Preparation for an Accreditation Review, the Accreditation Review Site Visit, and the Accreditation Review Report. After presentation of topics, presenters will work with participants, who have V been divided into teams, to discuss and respond to questions about the topics presented. The goal is to help prepare ITAA members to become a TAPAC Accreditation Review Team member and/or to help ITAA E members understand the training and expectations of the TAPAC Accreditation Reviewers who may be assigned to their program to conduct a TAPAC Accreditation Review. All ITAA members who have applied to become TAPAC Accreditation Reviewers are encouraged to attend this STS. It is also be open to other ITAA M members who may be considering whether or not to apply to become reviewers and/or whose programs are considering TAPAC Accreditation. B E Salon Session: Elevating and Evaluating Curatorial Scholarship Co-Coordinators: Denise Nicole Green, Cornell University and Kelly L. Reddy-Best, Iowa State University R Fashion curation is an integral form of public scholarship within our field; however, curation has historically been overlooked as such, in part because unlike creative design scholarship, we have not collectively developed nor agreed upon methods for peer review. As a result, curatorial work is often not considered in tenure-review processes, despite fashion exhibitions meeting the core principles of disseminating 2 scholarship beyond the academy. In this experimental salon session, we will present fashion exhibitions rooted in rigor and research followed by discussions on elevating curatorial scholarship. 0

Storied Lives: Women and Their Wardrobes – Research Focused on an Exhibition in the Goldstein Museum of Design Marilyn DeLong, Barbara Heinemann, Caren Oberg, University of Minnesota

One American Family: A Tale of North and South Linda Welters, Rebecca Kelly, Susan Jerome, University of Rhode Island History through Things: Exhibiting Fashion in Playing Dress Up: Growing up and Going out in 1960s Nebraska Claire Nicholas, Veronica Jemkur, Anna Kuhlman, Adria Sanchez-Chaidez, Alyssa Smith, Melisa Spilinek, Heather Striebel, Amythest Warrington, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Peruvian Textile Traditions: A Living Heritage Astrid Vidalon, Central Washington University F Is It Spelled Kanga or Khanga?: A Critical Self-Reflection on Curating and Inclusivity Katie Knowles, Colorado State University R

I Legacy Meeting, 5:30-6:30 pm (22:30-23:30 utc) Moderator: Melody LeHew, Kansas State University, ITAA Counselor D The Legacy Group is made up of Past Presidents and ITAA Fellows. It serves as an advisory group for ITAA, A supports new initiatives, and sponsors fundraising events to ITAA scholarship funds.

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