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LIM COLLEGE OPEN HOUSE: PANEL DISCUSSIONS WITH STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND FACULTY
On Saturday, October 17, students interested in attending LIM College had the opportunity to learn more about our school from faculty, alumni, and current LIM students. President Marcuse opened the Zoom Open House by inviting the attendees and ...
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Fashion Stylist and Fashion Show Coordinator: Danielle Dinten (LIM Class of 2012)
My name is Danielle Dinten. I am a fashion stylist, a fashion show coordinator, and most importantly, an LIM College alumni, Class of 2012. I emphasize this because without LIM College, I would not be where I am today. I owe LIM a huge thank ...
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LIM2020: Alumni Nicole Pizaro, Photo & Film Producer at Shiseido
Throughout the summer, the LIM2020 program has been preparing its recent graduates for their careers and how to apply for jobs. Nicole Pizaro is a LIM alumna who spoke at a program meeting on June 17th. She discussed her career journey as a ...
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Salary Negotiation Strategies from a Recent LIM Grad
Sylvie is a 2020 graduate of LIM, and a member of the College's Fashion Scholars program. Here, she shares her tips and suggestions on how to negotiate for the salary you want and deserve.
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LIM Fashion Insider: Alexis Simmons
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From LIM Student to Published Book Author
Over the years, I have always followed my heart and intuition. This led me to leave my hometown of Kansas City, Missouri and move to New York City to pursue my college education. I never knew after completing my tenure as an LIM College student ...
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Participating in the NRF Young Professionals Panel
Throughout my experience at LIM College, I was a part of the NRFSA. I jumped in my first semester freshman year, and throughout the four years, I served as co-president for three, participated in scholarship competitions, and attended four ...
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How I Self-Published a Poetry Book at 22 Years Old
I began the journey of writing my poetry book in my sophomore year at LIM College. I was staring at my computer, avoiding the many Blackboard assignments I should have been working on, and thought to myself: Just do it.