Faculty Curriculum Initiatives
As part of the greening of the curriculum at FIT, a survey was carried out by the Office of Curriculum and Instruction in collaboration with the Sustainability Council to determine how faculty at the college were infusing sustainability into their programs and curriculum. Initiatives reported to date include newly developed or emerging sustainability courses, modules within existing courses, student design projects, new materials and textiles used, and an NSF grant-funded project. These are described below in more detail.
We encourage you to share your sustainability initiative with the FIT community by completing the survey. For more information contact Dean Dympna Bowles or Johanna O'Toole.
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| Type of Initiative | Faculty Member | Department |
| Course | Johanna Tellado | Fashion Design |
| Program-Wide Practices | Sandra Krasovec | Packaging Design |
| Minor | Arthur Kopelman | Science and Math |
| Publication | Sass Brown | Fashion Design |
| Non-Credit Certificate | Christine Helm | Enterprise Center |
| Student Project | Marie Peppard | Fashion Design |
| Course, Conference, Student Project | Shireen Musa | International Trade and Marketing |
| Course | Candace Allenson | Packaging Design |
| Research Project | Elaine Maldonado | Curriculum & Instruction |
| Course Module | Jeffrey Silberman | Textile Development and Marketing |
| Student Project | Georgia Kalivas | Textile Development and Marketing |
| Course Module | William Maiman | Interior Design |
| New Program | Grazyna Pilatowicz | Interior Design |
| New Course | Barbara Campagna | Interior Design |
| Course Module | Lisa Donofrio-Ferrezza | Fashion Design |
| Student Project | Robert Vassalotti | Fashion Merchandising Management |
| Course Module | Matthew Moore | Graduate Exhibition Design |
| Course | Naomi Gross | Fashion Merchandising Management |