Michigan Fashion Show at theMichigan Technical Schools at IADT Save the Date - IMAGINE 2010 Please join us at the Fox Theatre on Wednesday, April 28 at 7:30pm for International Academy of Design Technology's 2010 IMAGINE Fashion Show. We have a great lineup of student and established designers in the following categories: After 5, Wearable Art, Paper Designs, Little Black Dress, Sportswear, Detroit Inspired, and Alumni. With great entertainment from "The Contours, featuring Sylvester Potts", Charles Pugh (Detroit City Council President and former FOX 2) as the MC, a portion of the proceeds going to The Ronald McDonald House of Southeast Michigan, AND affordable pricing ($10-$20) – this is surely to be one of this year's biggest fashion events in the city! Tickets are going fast so get yours now! *IMAGINE 2010 is sponsored in part by Neenah Paper, Ambassador Books, Target Direct Marketing, and Kelly Brady Advertising. TheMichigan Technical Schools at IADTin the beautiful suburbs outside Metro Detroit, are a perfect place for you to earn your Associate or Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Fashion Design, Fashion Design and Merchandising (BFA only), Interior Design (BFA only), Game Production (BFA only), Graphic Design (BFA only), Digital Media Production (BFA only) or Bachelor of Science Degree in Construction Management&Design. In today's world there are so many choices. Immerse yourself in a career-oriented program at the Academy. Prepare for a profession you love. Tell us what you're interested in and one of our representatives will contact you to get you started. For more information visit the Michigan Technical Schools at IADTWebsite. ...read more
By Michigan Technical Schools at IADT March 14, 2010
Finding the money to go to graduate school can be difficult. Funds through the Federal Aid may be limited because you have already gone to school twice. There are other places that funding may be available so that you can get your final degree. Because many institutions want to see you succeed, there ... ...read more
After you go to school for four years usually students can enter the workforce or continue their education. Most continue their education in the form of graduate school. Although the graduate schools are affiliated with the different colleges, it is important to learn about the differences. This ... ...read more