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Fashion Institute of Technology

Fashion Institute of Technology

The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) is a public college within the State University of New York system, located in Manhattan, that offers undergraduate and graduate programs in fashion, design, and the creative industries. It provides degrees, continuing education, and precollege programs focused on preparing students for careers in creative fields.www.fitnyc.edu

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Nov 3, 2026

KC IfeanyiHOST
0:51
I was interested in unpacking the state of creativity during this influx of AI.
KC IfeanyiHOST
0:56
We've seen unprecedented investment in big tech, but what's happening to the artists, designers, filmmakers, and other creative thinkers whose ideas helped shape the culture around us? For this conversation, I brought together Holly Fraser, editor-in-chief of WePresent, Jason Schupbach, president of the Fashion Institute of Technology, and Everette Taylor, the CEO of Kickstarter.
KC IfeanyiHOST
1:19
We discussed why creative talent remains one of our most valuable yet under-invested assets, how institutions and businesses can better support independent creators, and why human creativity isn't a cultural imperative but an innovation strategy.
KC IfeanyiHOST
1:33
We discussed why creative talent remains one of our most valuable yet under-invested assets, how institutions and businesses can better support independent creators, and why human creativity isn't just a cultural imperative, but an innovation strategy.
Jason StanleyMODERATOR
54:29
So, you know.
Jason StanleyMODERATOR
54:31
But you did go to the Fashion Institute of Technology for three semesters, so it's not like you were completely...
Jason StanleyMODERATOR
54:35
And when, instead of
Molly CrabappleGUEST
54:36
writing papers, they let you paint your feelings about Greek philosophy.
Steve CudenHOST
1:04
We're coming to you from the Steel City, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Steve CudenHOST
1:08
My guest today, the poet Jane Berger-Hirschlag, is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology.
Steve CudenHOST
1:14
She's been an apparel designer, textile designer, and model home decorator.
Steve CudenHOST
1:18
Jane also received a BA in Creative Writing and Women's Studies from Hunter College and an MA in Creative Writing from City College of New York.
Marta KaganHOST
13:52
But again, if you're sensitive, I just want you to be aware and take care of yourself.
Marta KaganHOST
13:56
And what I want to bring up is that in the last like 30 days or so alone, we've had in major national news, the Cornell incident, the Cornell seven and that those rape allegations, there was an incident at the University of Chicago, there was an incident, I think it was last week at Fashion Institute or FIT in New York, all of these were, I'm not going to get into the details, you can look them up, or you already know about them.
Marta KaganHOST
14:22
But my point is that We're paying interest on a debt that we never ran up.
Marta KaganHOST
14:26
Right.
Joel KotkinHOST
25:31
Well, I started getting students in my classes who were from Hong Kong who were being sent to the United States to do design and marketing.
Joel KotkinHOST
25:39
If you go to the Fashion Institute here in Southern California or in New York, they're filled with students from these countries that are doing production, and now they want to do the design.
Joel KotkinHOST
25:53
And you're seeing it happening even at the retail level.
Joel KotkinHOST
25:57
So we had this idea that somehow we didn't have to do the hard stuff.
Diane GilmanGUEST
18:22
And nobody would hire me.
Diane GilmanGUEST
18:25
I had no education at Fashion Institute.
Diane GilmanGUEST
18:30
I had no ties to the industry, no family in the industry.
Diane GilmanGUEST
18:36
So the only thing I could do was I got a night job at Maxis Kansas City.
Brijitte WestGUEST
22:52
not just a weird person.
Brijitte WestGUEST
22:54
And then I also got a scholarship to go to the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
Brijitte WestGUEST
23:01
And I got to do that at my last year of high school at 18.
Brijitte WestGUEST
23:07
So I started my journey into New York and that seemed very early.
Valda CrowderHOST
3:00
And that is a sexual assault case in the University of Chicago that involved two female friends who intervened while their friend was being sexually assaulted at a fraternity house.
Valda CrowderHOST
3:11
And there is also students at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
Valda CrowderHOST
3:18
Two students there were sexually assaulted and drugged with fentanyl and one ended up dead.
Valda CrowderHOST
3:25
So this is really, really an important topic.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
2:31
One of the two had a big family turnout in Judge Roderick's courtroom, and we wrote about that one as well.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
2:36
Today we'll be covering, I'm going to call it, Fashion Institute Technology, the guy who brought fentanyl to an older, somewhat older, he may have been 17, 18, she was 22, he brought the fentanyl, she was unconscious, he took pictures of her naked as she died.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
2:54
Bad dude.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
2:55
The question is, if that's true, the question is, why did the prosecutor's office conceal the name of the school? Why? School 1.
Alana CummingsGUEST
3:12
So, I started my professional career in New York City.
Alana CummingsGUEST
3:16
So, I graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
Alana CummingsGUEST
3:20
And I worked for the shoe designer Steve Madden.
Alana CummingsGUEST
3:23
I'm not sure if you guys have seen Wolf of Wall Street.

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