An intellectual yet pragmatic framework that suits the busy and unpredictable life plans of the next generations of scholars

We’re officially done. A whole semester has come to an end, which almost feels like a fresh start. It is with a smile on my face and warmth in my heart that I can finally confirm my second appointment at Lehman, teaching a similar course under the School of Arts and Humanities.

Through Aurora’s experience it was my intention to provide students a tangible and realistic example on how the collection of soft skills and creativity (as a problem-solving and strategic skill) can help an individual building successful business ideas, rooted in love, passion, and admiration felt at heart.

Students read and learned the story of Edward Enninful. For lots of them this was their first non-American Black author and fashion editor to come across.

It’s not easy introducing students the world of fashion, especially when most of them have expressed interest in majoring in a STEM field.

This is an ode to social sustainability, mental wellness, and a healthy self-esteem. That’s what we need in a such a difficult yet enchanting industry like fashion media.

Two lessons down, many more forward. Fashion Media Literacy is going pretty well in my humble opinion.

A reflection on how my fitness journey is empowering my perception of work, career, and self-esteem, while collecting these checks from media and academia!