Colleges I Have Attended

I’ve attended quite a few colleges, and I don’t intend to stop now.  For me, education is one of the most important and rewarding gifts to be had.  Education is inspiring, stimulating, and can keep you curious about the life you live. 

Without telling my age, I can say that I have several degrees in various fields of interest.  All of which I am using today.  My first degree was after attending the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and earning a degree in Fashion Art and Design.  With this degree, I worked in the fashion industry in New York City.  I have also designed wedding gowns and other clothing in New York and Georgia, and presently have a line of lingerie and accessories. 

After moving to Georgia, I attended the Art Institute for Interior Design.  For the past 20 years, I worked as an interior designer.  I consult clients on home design and space planning.  As an interior designer, I also design and execute window and bed treatments, reupholstering furniture, and other home accessories such as throw pillows and table runners. Below is a room where I reupholstered all of the furniture and space planned the area. 

Now I am a student at Clayton State University receiving a degree in English with a concentration on Writing this Spring, 2024.  I wrote a book some time ago and am currently working on 2 other projects. I’m also working on spending more time blogging.

Those are the colleges I’ve attended so far.  Being creatively curious is one of my lifelong missions.  If I had another lifetime, I think I would start with going to college to become a scientist, or to study psychology, or maybe medicine.     


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  1. Wow: fashion designs. That is rewarding. My mom and my sister were professional dress makers and designers. My brother took FD and branched out as a painter. English and writing are so fascinating.

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