Angela Scarfia Brown

The board discussed and adopted the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the residence hall rental rates and meal plan fees for the new fiscal year were approved, along with the preliminary residence hall rental rates for the following year, which remain subject to final confirmation.

This Public Emergency Management Plan for the Fashion Institute of Technology provides a standardized framework for preparation, mitigation, response, and recovery from major emergency events. It outlines the concept of operations, including emergency scenarios and mitigation measures, and details the Incident Command System, organizational roles, and responsibilities of emergency groups. The plan also specifies communication methods and comprehensive response protocols for a wide array of emergencies, such as fires, utility failures, security threats, health emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, and situations impacting precollege programs. It concludes with procedures for emergency termination, recovery, and ongoing training and exercises to ensure operational continuity and safety.

This document outlines a comprehensive product strategy for a new men's electrolyte-powered 3-step skincare system, branded with the tagline "Win From Within." It addresses identified market trends and consumer preferences for simplified, male-specific grooming products. The strategy details a phased three-year market rollout across various distribution channels, supported by extensive marketing and media campaigns, and aims for product line expansion. Key objectives include enhancing brand awareness, increasing customer loyalty, and achieving substantial sales and positive financial contributions.

This document introduces the evolving landscape of luxury consumer values, emphasizing that traditional tenets like heritage and craftsmanship are no longer sufficient for today's polymorphic consumer. It outlines a future luxury model that transcends traditional qualities by focusing on value connection, memory creation, intimacy, legacy, mindfulness, sensory appeal, disruption, and delayed gratification. The document concludes with recommendations for brands to increase consumer research, understand consumer moods, and adapt products to meet these shifting expectations.

This strategic plan outlines an exhibition design project titled 'Yapping in Taiwanese,' developed as a Thesis Capstone for The General Association of Chinese Culture. The project aims to help visitors reconnect with their heritage language and cultural identity by highlighting the everyday value of heritage languages through engaging, playful, and accessible experiences. Key goals include promoting positive attitudes towards heritage languages, connecting language to individual identity, celebrating Taiwan's linguistic diversity, and fostering an immersive experience that encourages reflection and bridges social divides, all while supporting the institutional mission of the client.