As part of his service-learning project, one of our YADC participants, Kyle, was able to experience "a day in the life" of a fashion student at WMU. Kyle observed two classes, learned about the Family & Consumer Sciences building, which houses the fashion programs, and interview a current student. Below is an excerpt from his interview:
Name: Kayla Question #1: What is your major? Response: “Fashion Merchandising.” Question #2: Do you have a minor? If so what is it? Response: “Yes, Gender Women’s Studies.” Question #3: What made you interested in the fashion/design program at WMU? Response: “I’ve always enjoyed fashion and WMU is one of very few schools who have a fashion/design program.” Question #4: What has been your experience at WMU overall? Response: “I like my overall experience at WMU.” Question #5: Do you wish your classes were a smaller amount of people and more intimate or larger and more distant? Response: “I prefer the smaller classes with around 25 people one of my classes has 250 students which gets quite overwhelming.” GREAT JOB KYLE! AND A BIG "THANK YOU" TO KAYLA AND TO WMU PROFESSORS KELLY AND ANNE MARIE FOR HOSTING OUR PARTICIPANT!
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