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2001 Proceedings Kansas City, MO, USA
Adomaitis, A. D. (2001). E-TAILING: ENRICHMENT TO NON-STORE RETAIL COURSE
Belleau, B., Summers, T. and Payne, K. (2001). FEMALE CONSUMERS ATTITUDES
TOWARD MESSAGES CONVEYED BY AMERICAN ALLIGATOR LEATHER APPAREL
Birk, V. (2001). FASHION MAGAZINE/ILLUSTRATION SIMULATION
Buckland, S. S. (2001). THE FASHION LEADER PROJECT: INTRODUCING FASHION
THEORY TO UNDERGRADUATES
Cho, S., and Chen-Yu, J. (2001). INFLUENCE OF SALESPERSON’S CLOTHING TYPE
AND CONSUMER AGE
ON CONSUMER SATISFACTION WITH SALESPERSON’S PERFORMANCE
Craig, J. S. (2001). CAD FOR APPAREL: WHAT TO INCLUDE
Domina, T. (2001). ART AND POETRY: A MEANS OF ENHANCING CREATIVITY IN
CAD COURSES
Elsasser, G. H. (2001). TEACHING AND REWARDING CREATIVITY: IT’S OK TO FAIL
Farr, C. and Branson, D. (2001). TEXTILES AS A GENERAL EDUCATION SCIENCE
COURSE
Fiore, A. M., Lee, S. E., Kunz, G. and Campbell, J.R. (2001). RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
OPTIMUM STIMULATION LEVEL AND WILLINGNESS TO USE MASS
CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS
Frey, D. K. and Hines, J. D. (2001). PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DRESS AND DINING
ETIQUETTE
EVENT
Hall, H. (2001). PROGRESSIVE SKETCHES: A METHOD OF PROBLEM SOLVING
Harden, A. J. (2001). STUDENTS’ USE OF A FASHION FORECASTING REPORT TO GAIN
UNDERSTANDING OF THE FORECASTING PROCESS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY
Harden, A. J. (2001). USE OF A FASHION BUSINESS JOURNAL AND ONLINE
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION TO DEVELOP INSIGHT OF BUYERS NEEDS FOR
CURRENT INDUSTRY INFORMATION
Harp, S.S., Payne, K. J., Crill, B., and Smith, K. (2001). DELIVERY OF APPLICATION
DRIVEN MERCHANDISING INSTRUCTION: A STRATEGIC ALLIANCE CASE
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| Transcription | 2001 Proceedings Kansas City, MO, USA Adomaitis, A. D. (2001). E-TAILING: ENRICHMENT TO NON-STORE RETAIL COURSE Belleau, B., Summers, T. and Payne, K. (2001). FEMALE CONSUMERS ATTITUDES TOWARD MESSAGES CONVEYED BY AMERICAN ALLIGATOR LEATHER APPAREL Birk, V. (2001). FASHION MAGAZINE/ILLUSTRATION SIMULATION Buckland, S. S. (2001). THE FASHION LEADER PROJECT: INTRODUCING FASHION THEORY TO UNDERGRADUATES Cho, S., and Chen-Yu, J. (2001). INFLUENCE OF SALESPERSON’S CLOTHING TYPE AND CONSUMER AGE ON CONSUMER SATISFACTION WITH SALESPERSON’S PERFORMANCE Craig, J. S. (2001). CAD FOR APPAREL: WHAT TO INCLUDE Domina, T. (2001). ART AND POETRY: A MEANS OF ENHANCING CREATIVITY IN CAD COURSES Elsasser, G. H. (2001). TEACHING AND REWARDING CREATIVITY: IT’S OK TO FAIL Farr, C. and Branson, D. (2001). TEXTILES AS A GENERAL EDUCATION SCIENCE COURSE Fiore, A. M., Lee, S. E., Kunz, G. and Campbell, J.R. (2001). RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OPTIMUM STIMULATION LEVEL AND WILLINGNESS TO USE MASS CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS Frey, D. K. and Hines, J. D. (2001). PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DRESS AND DINING ETIQUETTE EVENT Hall, H. (2001). PROGRESSIVE SKETCHES: A METHOD OF PROBLEM SOLVING Harden, A. J. (2001). STUDENTS’ USE OF A FASHION FORECASTING REPORT TO GAIN UNDERSTANDING OF THE FORECASTING PROCESS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY Harden, A. J. (2001). USE OF A FASHION BUSINESS JOURNAL AND ONLINE INFORMATION DISSEMINATION TO DEVELOP INSIGHT OF BUYERS NEEDS FOR CURRENT INDUSTRY INFORMATION Harp, S.S., Payne, K. J., Crill, B., and Smith, K. (2001). DELIVERY OF APPLICATION DRIVEN MERCHANDISING INSTRUCTION: A STRATEGIC ALLIANCE CASE |
