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Proud of our Alumni from LaSalle College | Montréal, now studying a Bachelor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York

03/18/2016

Published by LCI Education, March 18th, 2016



Left to right: Lili Desrochers, Étienne Côté, Ashley Parasuco, Emma Litvack, Emily Brooks, Yolande Nesseth, Jennyfer Gallagher and Pedram Karimi.



As part of the annual New York trip for students in the Fashion Marketing and Fashion Design programs offered by LaSalle College, participants had the opportunity to visit the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). Besides visiting the campus and meeting the admissions department heads, the students had the opportunity to meet six LaSalle College | Montréal graduates who now live in New York. 

Four graduates who currently study at FIT shared their journey; everything from arriving at LaSalle College to adapting to life in New York. Emma Litvack, winner of the 2015 Télio Competition, and Montreal designer Pedram Karimi were also on the panel, all the members of which were in agreement: LaSalle College gave them the necessary tools to face the challenges ahead. 

The six guests of honor very generously answered all the questions asked by those students in attendance, and the comments of these former were beyond positive. See you next year with your guides, Lili Desrochers and Yolande Nesseth.


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