CAMPUS SECURITY AUTHORITIES
| NAME | TITLE | EXTENSION | |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIDM Campus 213.624.1200 | |||
| Lisa Davis | Title IX Coordinator Executive Assistant to the Vice President of Education | ldavis@fidm.edu | X3017 |
| Todd Anderson | Campus Security Director | tjanderson@fidm.com | x2022 |
| Joseph Allen | Campus Security Director | jallen@fidm.edu | x2022 |
the information is presented annually in the Annual Safety and Security Report ("the Report") to prospective and current students, prospective and current faculty and staff, and to the public. FIDM distributes the Report to all enrolled students and current employees via a notice by electronic mail that the current version of the Report has been posted to FIDM's website. A paper copy is also available upon request.
FIDM's most recent Annual Safety and Security Report is available on FIDM's website; fidm.edu en/about/policies+disclosures/general+information/. Any questions about this Report should be directed to Lisa Davis, Executive Assistant to Vice President, Education & Title IX Coordinator, who serves as the Campus Security Survey Administrator at 213.624.1200, extension 3017 or ldavis@fidm.edu.
EMERGENCY ALERT NOTIFICATION PROCEDURE
In the event of an emergency, students receive "FIDM Alert" messages via cell phone, email, and/or text messaging. It is the student's responsibility to provide current contact information quarterly in order to receive timely communications. To ensure the optimal level of performance in an emergency, FIDM will regularly conduct a test of the emergency alert notification system. Phone calls and text messages are subject to the conditions and rates of the student's particular calling plan. FIDM will not be held responsible for any charges billed by cell phone providers in efforts to relay emergency information.
General Information
FIDM MUSEUM
The FIDM Museum was organized as a nonprofit in 1978 to provide a research facility of garments and visual materials to serve the needs of students, scholars, designers, and the public. Housed within the campus, the 15,000-piece collection represents over 400 years of fashion history, including haute couture and ready-to wear, world dress, film costumes, accessories, jewelry, textiles, fragrance packaging, and ephemera.
The Museum Collections are split into two major parts: the Permanent Collection, used for exhibition and research; and the Study Collection, used by students for hands-on inspection and inspiration. The
Collections are constantly researched, exhibited, and published nationally and internationally.
The Museum offers 8,000 square feet of exhibition space and hosts up to three major exhibitions each year, in addition to smaller installations and conferences. The volunteer FIDM Museum Fashion Council supports acquisitions and educational endeavors through fundraising and outreach. The FIDM Museum is committed to the development of educational exhibitions that explore the limitless relationships of fashion with the arts, history, society, and technology. FIDMmuseum.org / FIDMmuseum.org/blog.
FIDM SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION & FIDM SCHOLARSHIP STORE
The FIDM Scholarship Foundation Inc. was established in 1978, with the sole purpose of helping students and their families afford a college education. We do that in two ways: first, through store sales at the FIDM Scholarship Store, and second, by providing scholarship listings to students.
The FIDM Scholarship Store is open to the public and sells merchandise donated by top fashion companies. All prices are below wholesale and proceeds from store sales generate scholarships for current FIDM Students.
We also provide information about scholarships from organizations outside of FIDM. An up-to-date list, including links to applications, can be found at FIDMscholarshipfoundation.org. The site is updated weekly so check back often.
THE FIDM STORE
The FIDM Store stocks college-related reference books, supplies, notebooks, art materials, stationery, and gifts. The store also sells FIDM-branded clothing, accessories, tote bags, and gifts made especially for FIDM. The website is theFIDMstore.com.
FIDM TOTE BAG
The FIDM tote bag is provided to students during the first quarter of each contracted program. Tote bag distribution days and hours are posted quarterly. Additional FIDM tote bags may be purchased in the FIDM Store.
FIDMPRINTS
Color and black/white printing and copying are available for a fee in the Library/IDEA Center with a valid FIDM Student Photo ID card.