Learn how products and services are produced, distributed and promoted to customers through the Fashion Dress and Merchandising Program. With the ability to tailor the program by choosing an emphasis in either fashion design or fashion merchandising, students are well-prepared to begin a variety of fashion industry careers.
Course Schedule
Freshman Year
| Fall | Spring |
|---|---|
| WVUE 191 – First Year Seminar
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FDM 130 – Design Concepts of Dress
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| ENGL 101 – Intro to Composition and Rhetoric
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FDM 140 – Intro. to Textiles
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| FDM 110 – Intro. to Fashion Business
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PSYC 101 – Introduction to Psychology
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| MATH 126A – College Algebra
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ARHS 160 or 101 – Survey of Art History or Landmarks of World Art
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| ARHS 101 or 120 – Landmarks of World Art or Survey of Art History
|
|
| Fall | Spring |
|---|---|
| WVUE 191 – First Year Seminar
|
FDM 130 – Design Concepts of Dress
|
| ENGL 101 – Intro to Composition and Rhetoric
|
FDM 140 – Intro. to Textiles
|
| FDM 110 – Intro. to Fashion Business
|
PSYC 101 – Introduction to Psychology |
| MATH 126A – College Algebra
|
ARHS 160 or 101 – Survey of Art History or Landmarks of World Art
|
| SOCA 101 – Intro. to Sociology
|
GEF 5
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For full suggested course schedule, class descriptions and more information on General Education Foundations (GEF) see the course catalog.
Featured Students
Theresa Robinson
Theresa Robinson, a 2000 graduate of the fashion, dress and merchandising program, came to WVU to play for the inaugural women’s soccer team. Although unsure of a major she’d like to pursue, Robinson loved fashion and drawing.
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