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2022 ITAA Annual ConferenceDenver, ColoradoOctober 25 – 29, 2022ScheduleTUESDAY, OCTOBER 259:00am – 6:00pmTower BITAA COUNCIL MEETINGTOUR8:00am – 5:00pmCSU Full Day Tour: Colorado State University,Avenir Museum, Old Town, New BelgiumBreweryRound-trip travel on a coach to Fort Collins, CO.The first stop on the tour is Colorado StateUniversity, where the group will visit the AvenirMuseum of Design and Merchandising, ColoradoState University’s historic apparel and textilescollection, and the Richardson Design Center,CSU’s new interdisciplinary makerspace. Next,the group will head to New Belgium Brewing,where they will take part in a one-hour tour tolearn about New Belgium’s branding andsustainability strategy. New Belgium is aninternationally recognized microbrewery builton the core beliefs of committing toenvironmental stewardship, being a zero-wastecompany, and bringing craft beer to a morediverse audience. Tour costs includetransportation and tour fees. Limited to 40participants. Tour Fee: 75.00WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 267:30am – 6:00pmAtriumREGISTRATION OPENSTOURS8:00am – 5:00pmFull Day Tour: Outdoor Industry Company VisitsApparel Companies:Learn about the end-to-end supply chain ofprominent outdoor apparel brands located inthe Boulder-area in Colorado. The tour willbegin with a visit to Pearl Izumi and Fjӓllrӓven’sU.S. headquarters. Pearl Izumi produces sportsapparel, primarily focusing on road cycling, trackcycling, mountain biking, and triathlon. It wasfounded in 1950 with roots in Japaneseheritage. Fjӓllrӓven is “an outdoor clothing andequipment company that’s committed tomaking nature more accessible.” They are bestknown for their bags and gear. Next the groupwill go to downtown Boulder and have lunchand free time at the Pearl Street mall – anoutdoor pedestrian mall. Lunch will be on theirown, but restaurant recommendations will beprovided. The group will tour Fjӓllrӓven’s retailstore on Pearl Street Mall. Back on the bus, thegroup will go to Spyder headquarters, as the laststop on the tour. Spyder is an AmericanColorado-based manufacturer of luxury, highend skiing & snowsports apparel. Tour costsinclude transportation fees. Tour Fee: 75.009:00am – 12:00pmHalf Day Tour: VF Headquarters (North Face,Smartwool)Get an inside look at VF’s global headquartersand peek into how brands like The North Face,Altra, icebreaker, Smartwool, and Jansportoperate. The tour will take visitors into the 9.2B business, giving an inside look into theday-to-day activities of these brands. VFemploys around 40k employees worldwideacross 12 brands in total and sells in over 170countries. The mission of VF is to supportsustainable and active lifestyles for the1 October 25 & October 26
betterment of people and planet, for which theyhave received several awards and recognitionsincluding the 2021 World’s Most EthicalCompanies, Barron’s Top 100 Most SustainableCompanies 2021, Fortune’s World’s MostAdmired Companies, 2021, and The HumanRights Campaign, 2020 Best Places to Work forLGBTQ Equality. Tour costs includetransportation fees. Tour Fee: 45.001:00pm – 5:00pmHalf Day Tour: Denver Art MuseumThe Textile Art and Fashion departmentencompasses over 5,000 objects from Asia,Europe, and North and South America, andrange from archaeological textiles tocontemporary works of art in fiber and fashionfrom the 18th century to today. In 2012, theAvenir Foundation endowed the department,which allowed for the remodeling of the sixthfloor textile art and fashion gallery, which wascompleted in 2013 and includes the PreVIEWtextile conservation lab and the Nancy LakeBenson Thread Studio. In 2015, Florence Müllerbecame the current curator and has sincesuccessfully grown the fashion collectionthrough international and local acquisitions. Inthis tour, guests will get a behind-the-sceneslook at the textile collection and visit withFlorence Müller about past, present, andupcoming exhibitions. Walking Tour. Costincludes museum admission fees. Tour fee: 20.00WORKSHOPS9:00am – 11:30amSilverExercising Co-Design as Community-basedParticipatory Research as a PedagogicalFramework based on Gen Z Learning Styles.This workshop will utilize the Co-design as CBPRframework for the next generation (Gen Z) todevelop actionable solutions for transformingfashion design pedagogy. Workshop fee: 25Presenters: Brooke Brandewie; Mee Jekal, andInjoo Kim12:00pm – 2:30pmSilverTeaching and Learning: Innovative PedagogicalStrategies for Textile and Apparel InstructorsThe purpose of this workshop is to create aspace for discussion between ITAA members oninnovative teaching pedagogy and to gatherideas on teaching and pedagogy that can be2 T h u r s d a y , O c t ob e r 2 7implemented into practice. Small groups willengage in intentional and specific conversationson ideas for teaching pedagogy, best practices,and specific instructional techniques used in theclassroom focused on 1) product development2) textiles 3) sustainability 4) group work and 5)engaging students in online classes ideas will beshared with the group to allow participants theopportunity to glean new concepts toimplement into their classrooms to promotestudent learning and success. All ITAA membersare invited to participate in this interactivesession to gather pedagogical ideas for theirclassrooms. Workshop Fee: 25Presenters: Andrea Eklund, Leigh Southward,Cathy Starr, Rachel Anderson, Kelly Weathers,and Caroline Kobia3:00pm – 5:30pmSilverUsing Human-Centered Methods to InformDesignThis session introduces human-centered designmethods, including photo documentation,clothing taskscape, co-designing withpersonalized body scans, guided tours,wardrobe interviews, and talking whilstshopping to synthesize the complexity inherentin assessing user needs to facilitate innovativedesign insights. This workshop is designed forall ITAA members, from graduate students andearly-career academics to experienced scholarslooking to expand their design research toolkit.Workshop fee: 25Presenters: Kirsten Schaefer, Sandra Tullio-Powand Megan Strickfaden5:45pm – 7:00pm: TAPAC ASSEMBLY OFDELEGATESSilver6:00pm – 7:00pm: NEW ATTENDEES ANDMEMBERS WELCOME AND CONFERENCEORIENTATION7:00pm – 9:00pm: OPENING RECEPTION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27THURSDAY, OCTOBER 277:30am – 5:00pm: REGISTRATIONTall Grass Prairie Burial GownSherry HaarKansas State University9:00am – 9:30am: WELCOMEPRESIDENTS REMARKSEbony and IvoryJennifer IngramWashington University in St. Louis9:45am – 3:00pm: DESIGN EXHIBITSPick Up the Pieces: The Reformation of Silk SariRemnantsPimpawan Kumphai and Alyson VitaleCentral Michigan UniversityAtriumBallroomDesigners available from 9:45 – 10:15WindowsPROFESSIONAL DESIGNSActias Luna: A Temporal Reimagining of 1909 LiteraryInspirationCharity ArmsteadBrenau UniversityContouring Method for Zero WasteJeremy BernardoniLouisiana State UniversityZero-Waste Barrister Cocoon CoatJeremy BernardoniLouisiana State UniversityLeave No Trace: Zero-waste Convertible Hiking Pantsand JacketMelanie CarricoUniversity of North Carolina at GreensboroModular IllusionChanjuan ChenUniversity of North TexasEmbellished ModularityChanjuan ChenUniversity of North TexasFloating WorldSun Young ChoiHong Kong Polytechnic UniversityUnvested Waste: Sustainable Design Practice inUpcyclingSheri DragooBaylor UniversityConsonance of 3D Printed Fiber NetworkYoung-A Lee and Yu LiAuburn UniversityA Child's CanvasLaura Mc AndrewsUniversity of GeorgiaMaking a Classic Sustainable: Investigation of theImpacts ofaApplyingZzero-waste Pattern Making andthe Carrico Strip Grading Method to a ChildrenswearDenim JacketEllen McKinneyIowa State UniveresityTulipa a Rococo IDawn MichaelsonBaylor UniversityKaleidoscope: Spiraling Patterns and ColorColleen Moretz, West Virginia Universityand Sandi Keiser, Mount Mary UniversityTwo Sides to Every Story: A Reversible Kangaroo CareGarment Designed for a Mother and Infant's SharedLived Experience in the NICUJessica Ridgway, Florida State Universityand Kelly Cobb, University of DelawareSoft BoundariesKrissi Riewe Stevenson, Kent State Universityand Jennifer Meakins, Kent State UniversityGradable Zero-Waste Trench CoatAshley Rougeaux-BurnesTexas Tech University3 Thursday, October 27
Renaissance Armor as an Inspiration for 21st CenturyClothing DesignCarolyn SchactlerCentral Washington UniversityEntrapmentJooyoung ShinIndiana UniversityGradable Zero-Waste Bridal Jumpsuit with Transformable ComponentsCasey StannardLouisiana State UniversityWearable BasketCasey StannardLouisiana State UniversityThe Button Dress ProjectSandra Starkey, University of Nebraska-Lincolnand Venn Veronica Jemkur, University of NebraskaLincolnGRADUATE STUDENT DESIGNSToxophiliteHa Eun ChaeIowa State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Rachel Eike, Iowa State UniversityMinimal to ZeroHa Eun ChaeIowa State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Ling Zhang, Iowa State UniversityFloraAditi GaladaCornell UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Fatma Baytar, Cornell UniversityGlamor of JABARAFatimah HakeemLouisiana State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Casey Stannard, Louisiana State UniversityBeyond AbayaFatimah HakeemLouisiana State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Sibei Xia, Louisiana State University4 T h u r s d a y , O c t ob e r 2 7The Power of ArtemisFatimah HakeemLouisiana State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Casey Stannard, Louisiana State UniversityArt of Nature: Chambered NautilusLi JiangIowa State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Ling Zhang, Iowa State UniversityThe Delicate Awe: Inclusive EveningwearLi JiangIowa State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Rachel J. Eike, Iowa State UniversityBrain PowerYu LiAuburn UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Young-A Lee, Auburn UniversityRegenerative Garment Design within a ColoradoFibershedKatie MillerColorado State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Dr. Kristen Morris, Colorado State UniversityButterfly EffectSoojin RisenUniversity of North TexasDesign Mentor/Advisor:Hae Jin Gam, University of North TexasLilac Flare Ski Suit and Love Your Sisters Base LayerKatelyn SchmidtColorado State UniversityJoya's DragonConstance SpottsIowa State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Ling Zhang, Iowa State UniversityIvory and IronyConstance SpottsIowa State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Eulanda Sanders, Iowa State UniversityWritten in the StarsJennifer StanleyUniversity of North Texas
Her CrownKai StephensSan Francisco State UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Amy Dorie, San Francisco State UniversityLeaf Speed SuitMary-Gwynedd TaylorUniversity of OregonDesign Mentor/Advisor:Susan Sokolowski, University of OregonSlalom Race Suit for Paralympic Athletes with One LegKristofer ThorgrimssonUniversity of OregonDesign Mentor/Advisor:Susan Sokolowski, University of OregonFunctional Period Panty for People with DisabilityJia WuUniversity of MissouriDesign Mentor/Advisor:Kerri McBee-Black, University of MissouriOverloadedWenjia ZongCornell UniversityDesign Mentor/Advisor:Fatma Baytar, Cornell University9:45am – 11:00am: CONCURRENT SESSION 1①GOLD: Consumer Behavior: Understanding Today'sConsumer Motivations and BehaviorsDigital Technologies and Apparel Consumer Behavior:A Systematic Literature ReviewJin Su, University of North Carolina at Greensboro;Mon Thu Myin University of North Carolina atGreensboro and Xiao Tong, The University ofAlabamaDo 3D Technologies Fill in the Gaps for OnlineShopping? Understanding Young Adult Consumers'Motivations and User Experiences from the BehavioralReasoning Theory PerspectiveRuoh-Nan (Terry) Yan, Colorado State University;Jared Tarzian Colorado State University; Nancy N.Hodges, University of North Carolina atGreensboro; Kittichai (Tu) Watchravesringkan,University of North Carolina at Greensboro andHyo-Jung (Julie) Chang, Texas Tech UniversityDeveloping a Shopper Typology of Millennial LuxuryConsumers Using a Holistic Systems FrameworkKelcie Slaton, Iowa State University and JessicaHurst Iowa State UniversityTrends of Theoretical Frameworks in ConsumerBehavior Research Published by Clothing and TextileResearch Journal (2017-2022) and Outlook for FutureResearchEmma Nicoson, Indiana State University andAmanda Muhammad Indiana State University②DENVER: Design and Product Development: InnovativeApparel / Textiles Design and DevelopmentProcessSimultaneous Use Dyad Design Model for UserCentered Design: A Case Study of Kangaroo CareGarments Developed for Use in NICU EnvironmentsJessica L. Ridgway, Florida State University andAbigial Clarke-Sather University of Minnesota,DuluthDesign Process: Creating a Clip System for Nursing Brasto Assist with Breast ExposureJessica L. Ridgway, Florida State UniversityExploring Zero-Waste Pattern Cutting forTransformable Garment Design ProcessBoowon Kim, Auburn University and Young-A LeeAuburn UniversityExploring the Role Digital Textile Prints Play in BreastCancer Survivors' Identity ExpressionNicole Eckerson, University of Missouri; Jung HaBrookshire University of Missouri and KristenMorris, Colorado State University③CENTURY: Management: Increasing Sales for NicheMarkets and Small BusinessesA Frustrating Process of Searching, Scrolling, andReading? Assessment of Apparel Website Accessibilityand Disabled User ExperiencesRuoh-Nan (Terry) Yan, Colorado State Universityand Jared Tarzian Colorado State UniversityMicro Fashion Businesses' Adoption of Ecommerce inthe Covid-19 EnvironmentDebanjan Das, West Virginia UniversityMind the Gaps: Technology Adoption and the SmallRetail BusinessUma Swamy, University of North CarolinaGreensboro and Nancy Hodges University of NorthCarolina GreensboroUtilizing Visual Thinking Strategies in a Fashion SalesAnalytics CourseCathryn Studak, University of the Incarnate Word5 Thursday, October 27
④SILVER: Pedagogy and Professional Development:Sustainability and TextilesSowing the Seeds of Change: Educating emergingTextile & Apparel professionals on sustainability fromcotton industry perspectiveGeetika Jaiswal, North Carolina A&T StateUniversity; Elizabeth Newcomb North Carolina A&TState University and Devona Dixon, North CarolinaA&T State UniversityCotton Influencer: Teaching Effective InstagramMarketing Strategies Promoting CottonSeung-Eun Lee, Central Michigan University; IanMull Central Michigan University and LaurenAgnew, Central Michigan UniversitySustainable Cotton in a Digital Environment: Applyinga Situation-based Learning into an UndergraduateLearning ExperienceSONGYI YOUN, University of Missouri; Li ZhaoUniversity of Missouri and Kerri McBee-Black,University of MissouriStudent Choice in a Textiles Class: Using Selfdetermination TheoryArlesa Shephard, SUNY-Buffalo State College⑤SPRUCE: Sustainability and Social Responsibility:Sustainable Practices and Academic ResponsesForging an Activist Knowledge Ecology throughDiscovery Learning during COVID, Social Unrest andEcological Crisis: An Online Graduate CapstoneExperience.Kelly Cobb, University of Delaware; ElizabethSavage University of Delaware; Lauren McDevitt,University of Delaware; Lyndsey Attema, Universityof Delaware and Molly Radin, University ofDelawareMeasuring the "Clothing Mountain": Action Researchand Sustainability Pedagogy to Reframe(Un)Sustainable Clothing Consumption in theClassroomIva Jestratijevic, University of North Texas and JulieHillery Ohio State UniversityTextile Recycling in Undergraduate Fashion ProgramsAnika Kozlowski, Ryerson University and LaurenStreet Ryerson UniversityConscious Consumption of Green Apparel AmongCollege StudentsMercan Derafshi, University of Tennessee Martinand Mahendran Balasubramanian Texas TechUniversity6 T h u r s d a y , O c t ob e r 2 7⑥TOWER A: Textile and Apparel Science: Smart Clothingand MaterialsMachine Embroidery Enclosure for Stretchable FiberOptic Respiration SensorJeyeon Jo, Cornell University and Huiju Park CornellUniversityReduced Graphene Oxide Coated Conductive HempYarn for Wearable Electronic Textiles ApplicationsAyesha Siddka, University of Wyoming and JenniferHarmon University of WyomingResistance Intravehicular Activity Clothing forMicrogravityRova Cigdem Yilmaz, University Of California Davisand Gozde Goncu Berk University Of CaliforniaDavisAntibiotics-encapsulated Poly-lactic-co-glycolic AcidNanoparticles for Developing Smart Wound DressingMaterialsYu Sun, Colorado State University; Yan Li ColoradoState University and Jianguo Liu, Colorado StateUniversity⑦TOWER B: Special Topic: Benefits of ProgramAccreditation - An Administrative PerspectivePanelists with institutional and programmaticaccreditation experience will discuss the benefits andchallenges accompanying the pursuit of and eventualgranting—or denial--of accredited status. Panelistshave experience with SACS, HLC, NASAD, CSWE, CIDCarol Warfield, Executive Director TAPAC SherryHaar Kansas State University Jana Hawley,University of North Texas; Kathleen Rees, TexasA&M University-Kingsville and Lise Youngblade,Colorado State University10:00am – 4:00pm: RESOURCE EXHIBITS OPENLobby12:00pm – 1:45pm: LUNCH AND KEYNOTEBallroom2:00pm – 3:15pm: CONCURRENT SESSION 2①GOLD: Consumer Behavior: Consumer Behavior in theVirtual World and BeyondFrom Metaverse to the Real World: The Role of AvatarIdentification in Consumers' Virtual PurchasingBehaviorJinsu Park, University of Minnesota nd Naeun KimUniversity of Minnesota
Are Virtual Fashion Influencers (VFIs) Cool and Eerie?Effects of VFIs' Form- and Behavioral-realism onConsumer AmbivalenceInhwa Kim, University of Tennessee - Knoxville;Chung-Wha (Chloe) Ki Hong Kong PolytechnicUniversity and Youn-Kyung Kim, University ofTennessee, KnoxvilleShopping in a Virtual World: The Influence of SpatialCrowdedness of Apparel Store on Consumer ImpulsiveBuying TendencyZiyou Jiang, University of Georgia; Ryan FernandezUniversity of Georgia; Jewon Lyu, University ofGeorgia; Hyunjoo Lee, Inha University and JessicaFernandez, University of GeorgiaIdentifying Perceived Risks During Purchase of FashionProducts via a Smartphone in U.S. and NigeriaOlabisi Adesanya, Washington State University andJihyeong Son Jihyeong Son②DENVER: Design and Product Development: EmergingTechnology in Product Design andDevelopmentFrom Soft Robotics to Designing Inflatable WearableProducts: A Hands-on Teaching Module for OnlineStudio ClassesGozde Goncu-Berk, UC DavisAutomatic Human Body Measurement Using DeepLearning Neural NetworksSeowoo Kim, Seoul National University; HyunwookKim Seoul National University; Yesung Cho, SeoulNational University and Sohyun Lee, Seoul NationalUniversityAre Consumers Really Woke? The Effect of WokeAdvertising on Brand OutcomesDr. Tiffany Blanchflower, East Carolina University;Dr. Michelle Childs University of Tennesse-Knoxvilleand Delisia Matthews, University of North CarolinaConsignment Store Version 2.0: Smart, Tech Savvy andA SocialiteJoyita Sarkar, West Virginia University; IshteharSharif Swazan West Virginia University andDebanjan Das, West Virginia UniversityIndividualization Strategies of Location-Based MobileMessages: An Application of Elaboration LikelihoodModelJinhee Han, University of Nebraska - Lincoln andWi-Suk Kwon Auburn University④SILVER: Pedagogy and Professional Development:Virtual Reality in the ClassroomA Conceptual Approach for Using VR and DigitalSimulations to Train Students in Fit Assessment andCorrection SkillsAditi Galada, Cornell University and Fatma BaytarCornell UniversityMetaverse and Fashion: Skills Needed for Creators toAchieve a Competitive PresenceTulasi Elangovan, Cornell University and Huiju ParkCornell UniversityColor Hearing: The Use of Psychomimicry to InformDesign Questions, Challenges, and ProcessJessica L. Ridgway, Florida State UniversityA Virtual Reality (VR) Apparel Design Exhibition:Exploring Students' Experiences during the COVID-19PandemicChanmi Hwang, North Carolina State University ;Serena Song North Carolina State University; CeciliaMonge, North Carolina State University andKatherine Annett-Hitchcock, North Carolina StateUniversityGenerative Pants Pattern Making for Optimized Fit inMass CustomizationJeyeon Jo, Cornell University Fatma Baytar CornellUniversityBringing Technology into the Classroom: "Wear YourMagic Box"Jeongah Shin, The University of Georgia and YooKyoung Seock The University of Georgia③CENTURY: Marketing: Marketing Trends, Opportunities,and ChallengesMetaverse and Fashion Consumers: Exploring theMeanings Consumers Attach to the Metaverse,Avatars, and Digital FashionChung-Wha (Chloe) Ki, The Hong Kong PolytechnicUniversity; Song-yi Youn University of Missouri andSejin Ha, University of Tennessee⑤SPRUCE: Sustainability and Social Responsibility:Sustainable Efforts and Initiatives in theFashion IndustryIs the Fashion Industry Ready for a Change Toward aCircular Economy (FashionReady4CE)? Development ofIRT-based FashionReady4CE ScalesChung-Wha (Chloe) Ki, The Hong Kong PolytechnicUniversity; Baolu Wang Beijing Insititute of FashionTechnology; Sze Man Chong, The Hong KongPolytechnic University and Jung Ha-Brookshire,University of Missouri7 Thursday, October 27
Understanding Supply Chain Transparency in theTextiles and Apparel Industry: A Systematic LiteratureReviewJin Su, University of North Carolina at Greensboro;Farhan Haque University of North Carolina atGreensboro; Xiao Tong, The University of Alabamaand Md. Arif Iqbal, University of North Carolina atGreensboroA Longitudinal Analysis of Apparel Corporations'Sustainability Efforts Using Carbon Emission DataLance Cheramie, University of Arkansas andMahendran Balasubramanian Texas Tech UniversityResponding to Macro-Environment Crises: Examiningthe Responses of Retailers to George Floyd’s Death onInstagramOlivia Johnson, University of Houston and WhitneyGinder Georgia College & State University⑥TOWER A: Textile and Apparel Industries: Advances inT&A Industry: Body Size, Adaptive Apparel,Sustainability, and Cross-FunctionalityComparing Body Sizing Standards to Their ReferencedData Sources: The Case of ASTM D4910 StandardTables of Body Measurements for InfantsRobin Carufel, Auburn University and Young-A LeeAuburn UniversityIncreasing Student Understanding of Cotton andPolyester’s Environmental Impact: Assessment ofObjective and Subjective KnowledgeElena Karpova, University of North Carolina atGreensboro; Nancy Hodges University of NorthCarolina at Greensboro; Farhan Haque, Universityof North Carolina at Greensboro and FarimahBayat, University of North Carolina at GreensboroAdaptive Intimate Apparel: Intersectionality ofScholarship and Industry in the Clothing and TextilesDisciplineKerri McBee-Black, University of Missouri; HaliIpaye University of Missouri and Ashten Lorts,University of MissouriFall Into the Cross Functional Team of the Gap: AContent AnalysisLaura McAndrews, University of Georgia⑦TOWER B: Visiting ScholarsDecoding the Secret of Miao: Splendid Clothing andEmbroidery Samplers in Geyi StyleZhao-Hua Ho, Fu Jen Catholic University8 T h u r s d a y , O c t ob e r 2 7India, the Next Best Sourcing Destination for Textileand ApparelSibichan Mathew, National Institute of FashionTechnologyPresented virtually in 2021Abiola Onabulé, UK Women's Wear Designer3:30pm – 4:45pm: CONCURRENT SESSION 3①GOLD: Consumer Behavior: Transparency, Cause andthe Effect on Consumption BehaviorsFactors Affecting Consumers' Perceptions andBehaviors toward Apparel Products Made of RecycledMaterialsXiao Tong, Xiao Tong and Jin Su The University ofNorth Carolina at GreensboroInvestigating the Effect of a Fashion Brands' SupplyChain Transparency Disclosing Strategy on FashionBrand EvaluationsFarhan Haque, The University of North Carolina atGreensboro; Annie Williams The University of NorthCarolina at Greensboro; Md. Arif Iqbal, TheUniversity of North Carolina at Greensboro; KavitaSingh, The University of North Carolina atGreensboro; Mikaylah Perry, The University ofNorth Carolina at Greensboro and KittichaiWatchravesringkan, The University of NorthCarolina at GreensboroApparel Disposal: Impact on Consumer BehaviorDuring COVID-19Sneha Rani, North Carolina State University; LoriRothenberg North Carolina State University andKristin Thoney-Barletta, North Carolina StateUniversityCause Message in an Instagram Post: Do Disclosureand Homophily Matter on Attitudes toward theSponsorship?Michelle Childs, The University of Tennessee; LeeBomi The University of Tennessee; Youn-KyungKim, The University of Tennessee and Shelby Smith,The University of Tennessee②DENVER: Design and Product Development: Fit studiesin apparel product design and developmentCloth Facemask Fit and Function for Children: Sizingand Fit AnalysisMona Maher, Cornell University; Katarina EliseGoodge Cornell University; Jenny Leigh Du Puis,Cornell University; Margaret W. Frey, CornellUniversity; Huiju Park, Cornell University and FatmaBaytar, Cornell University
Talking Heads: 3D Head Scanning to Assess theDynamic Fit of FacemasksKatarina Elise Goodge, Cornell University and FatmaBaytar Cornell UniversityAn Improved "Team Mental Model" as an AssessmentTool for Group Decision-making During Fit SessionsYoon Yang, Cornell University and Fatma BaytarCornell UniversityHolistic User Experience for Firefighters' Turnout GearCoat: A Preliminary Survey to Determine User Needsand Further Design ImprovementsMyoungok Kim, University of Cincinnati BrookeBrandewie University of Cincinnati; Ashley Kubley,University of Cincinnati③SILVER: Pedagogy and Professional Development:Industry Technology and Analog SkillsField to Virtual Fashion: Development and InitialTesting of a Virtual Textile Foundations SIMLabAngela Beckett, Univeristy of Delaware and KellyCobb University of DelawareUsing Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) softwareto teach the product development process: Developingindustry-ready graduatesCaroline Schumm, Iowa State University and RachelEike Iowa State UniversityIntegrating Eye Tracking into a Visual MerchandisingClassroom: An Exploratory StudyLauren Agnew, Central Michigan University; SeungEun Lee Central Michigan University and Ian Mull,Central Michigan UniversityLearning Analog Pattern Drafting is Advantageous toLearning 3D Visualization of Appare.Mary Ruppert-Stroescu, Washington University inSt. Louis and Jeremy Bernardoni Louisiana StateUniversity④CENTURY: Social and Psychological Aspects: Diversityand Inclusion in the Fashion and ApparelIndustryBDSM Womens' Dress Consumption: Experiences,Meanings, and Intersectional IdentitiesJuliana Guglielmi, Jefferson University and Kelly L.Reddy-Best Iowa State UniversityTrans YouTube Content Creators: Informal Economiesfor the Production, Distribution, and Consumption ofTrans-supportive DIY UndergarmentsKyra Streck, Iowa State University and Kelly ReddyBest Iowa State UniversityUnderstanding Women’s Identity and AppearanceNavigation in the Fashion Industry Using NarrativeInquiryDomenique Jones, University of Tennessee andHeejin Lim University of Tennessee"Reclaiming My Identity": Exploring Black SocialMovements' Impact on Hair Stories of Millennial BlackWomen Through the Lens of Social Identity and SelfPresentationKeira Moore, University of Tennessee - Knoxville;Leslie Cuevas Texas Tech University; DomeniqueJones; University of Tennessee - Knoxville and HejinLim, University of Tennessee - Knoxville⑤SPRUCE: Sustainability and Social Responsibility:Sustainability, Media, and CommunicationsConsumers' Engagement with Brands' BLM SocialMedia Campaigns: The Impact of Brand Commitmentand Issue InvolvementEbony Robinson, Auburn University and Wi-SukKwon Auburn UniversityWho Advocates #Sustainablefashion? Role of theMessage Sender and Message Type on SustainableFashion Communication on TwitterJewon Lyu, University of Georgia and Sumin ShinUniversity of Wisconsin-WhitewaterThe Factors Behind Second-hand Fashion Consumer’sService RecommendationBbehavior: A Text MiningApproachH M Rakib ul Hasan, Louisiana State University andChunmin Lang Louisiana State UniversityAn Index is Worth a Thousand Words: ConsideringConsumer Perspectives in the Development of aSustainability LabelAnnie Williams, The University of North Carolina atGreensboro; Nancy Hodges The University of NorthCarolina at Greensboro and KittichaiWatchravesringkan, The University of NorthCarolina at Greensboro⑥TOWER A: Rutherford Teaching Challenge1st Place: Scaffolding A/synchronicity for TeachingLiterature Review Development OnlineSandra Tullio-Pow, Ryerson University; KristenSchaefer, Ryerson Univerity; Shelley Haines,Ryerson University and Tarah Burke-Harris, RyersonUniversity2nd Place: Pick Your Activity: Engaging StudentsEquitably in an Online Asynchronous Costume HistoryCourseAmy Dorie, San Francisco State University9 Thursday, October 27
3rd Place: Implementing Virtual Fitting Technology inan Online CAD Pattern Making ClassLing Zhang, Iowa State University⑦TOWER B: Special Topic: Demystifying Faculty SalariesSalaries are often a hush-hush topic contributing to acomplex mystery. This session aims to help demystifyfaculty salaries by offering an open discussion on thetopic. In programs of textiles and apparel, faculty areoften confused with unexplained salary gaps betweenpeers from across campus as well as programs at otheruniversities. Theories of faculty salaries can becategorized into pay that is either a function of marketcompetition or institutional forces; yet many otherfactors contribute to salary decisions. A panel willpresent a variety of demystifying nuances. Theaudience will then participate in break-out sessions tocompare and contrast across campuses. The session isintended for administrative and emerging leaders, butall members are welcome to attend and learn.Jana Hawley, University of North Texas LynnBoorady Oklahoma State University; SanjuktaPookulangara, University of North Texas and HyeShin Kim, University of Delaware5:00pm – 6:15pm: CAREER FAIR / ACADEMICPROGRAM FAIR / INTERNATIONALBAZAARLobby6:30pm – 8:00pm: GRADUATE STUDENTFIRESIDE CHATRoom?7:00pm – 10:00pm: ITAA DINNER DETECTIVEAn interactive murder mystery dinner show with ITAAmembers serving roles as suspects and importantcharacters throughout the show. You will be ri
1 October 25 & October 26 2022 ITAA Annual Conference . Denver, Colorado . October 25 - 29, 2022 . Schedule . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 . 9:00am - 6:00pm ITAA COUNCIL .
