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Fashion

Faculty & Staff

Faculty

Deborah Young, Ph.D.
Professor and Program Director
B.S. in Clothing, Textiles and Merchandising, Texas Tech University
M.S. in Clothing, Textiles and Merchandising, Texas Tech University
Ph.D. in Clothing, Textiles and Merchandising, Texas Tech University

OMB 415B
940.898.2674
DYoung@twu.edu 

Charles Riggs, Ph.D.
Professor
B.S. in Chemistry and Mathematics, Southwestern State College
Ph.D. in Chemistry, Oklahoma State University

OMB 403A
940.898.2670
CRiggs@twu.edu 

Sheri Dragoo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
B.S. in Home Economics, Christian Heritage College
M.S. in Clothing, Textiles and Merchandising, Texas Tech University
Ph.D. in Clothing, Textiles and Merchandising, Texas Tech University

OMB 404A
940.898.2664
SDragoo@twu.edu 

Anna Magie, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
B.S. in Merchandising - Clothing and Textiles, University of North Texas
M.S. in Industrial/Technical Merchandising and Fabric Analytics, University of North Texas
Ph.D. in Fashion Merchandising, Texas Woman's University

OMB 402
940.898.2671
AMagie@twu.edu 

Nancy Pickett, Ph.D.
Adjunct Associate Professor
B.S. in Home Economics Education, West Virginia University
M.S. in Special Education, Loyola College
Ph.D. in Fashion and Textiles, Texas Woman's University

OMB 415C
940.898.2669
NPickett@twu.edu 

Cynthia McBeth-Hawkins
Adjunct Instructor
B.S. in Home Ecomonics Education, Texas Tech University
 
OMB 415
940.898.2661
Chawkins3@twu.edu

Staff

Sheena Jenkins
Secretary

OMB 415
940.898.2701
Sjenkins@twu.edu

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A Tradition for 100 Years

During the 20th century, dressmaking evolved into product development, variety store evolved into mass merchandisers, and textile production shifted from the use of natural fibers to manufactured fibers to microfibers. Throughout it all, TWU has maintained programs in fashion design and fashion merchandising.