Liz claiborne internship program

Store has closed missednthe atmosphere. Family oriented atmosphere. Facility implemented volunteer programs, gave back to community. Help stop domestic violence. Great company to work for. Good salary. Was the best company to work. Excellent place with with wonderful managers and co-workers.

I will be back if exist. Pros All. Cons That the company close down. Very fast paced yet relaxed culture where everyone worked together as a team to get all work completed in a timely manner. I enjoyed building relationships with my regular customers. Pros Friendly staff, always busy, healthcare benefits. It was a competitive place but the people were truly family as well. Liz Claiborne will always be special to me. Pros Family atmosphere.

We want to help you find great companies. Help us be the best! Liz Claiborne was the company to work for at the time. It was fast paced, competitive, challenging and rewarding. Yes There are 1 helpful reviews 1 No. Fun job! This was my first sales position. I had a young and excited Coordinator that really took me under her wing and introduced the world of marketing and sales. Best of the company gave great family environment. Work for the owner for a long time.

Very healthy company and successful family business. Trainings are excellent. My experience at Liz is one I will never forget. It has all to do with my direct report she made work life balance amazing and understood that work is a priority but it is not everything!! Her encouragement and work disciplines I have carried with me at each job opportunity. I was able to get my Management start here at LCI. I had geat mentor and awesome team. I traveled 2 times per year and learned a lot visiting other sites.

Pros Benefits. Cons Short Breaks. I thoroughly enjoyed working for Liz Claiborne. My direct report and I worked well together. The staff was a pleasure as well. I basically oversaw the 3 Regional offices together with my boss and we had tremendous success. Pros Regional office. Cons commute. Worked with Claiboards design boards , managed travel, conference meetings, scheduled calls, reviewed fitting meetings, made fabric changes, Lack of communication among leadership team that filtered down to administrative personnel.

Administrative teamwas non-existent. Pros Being creative. Cons Not team oriented, no communication. Liz Claiborne was a great place to work. I worked there at a time when the fashion industry was booming. I truly enjoyed everyone I worked with. My working environment was wonderful and I really got the chance to grow in my carrer. Enjoyed working for the company and would recommend to others. However, company has changed over time so I am sure that some things are different at this point.

Pros Great people and culture. Cons Lots of changes. Claim this company page. Want to know more about working here? Ask a question about working or interviewing at Liz Claiborne, Inc.. Our community is ready to answer. Ask a Question. Overall rating 4. Compare Liz Claiborne, Inc. In the absence of an eligible student in the first choice field of study, the alternative field of study will be Communication Arts.

The Robert C. Norman Scholarship was established by alumni friends and colleagues in honor of Assistant Professor Communication Robert C.

Norman who retired after 34 years of teaching and directing the Communication Internship Program. The scholarship is awarded to a student majoring in Communication and the Arts on the basis of financial need and academic excellence.

Awards are for one year and are in memory of Dr. Edwin Ulrich. Awarded to students from the Hudson Valley that major in business or the fine arts at Marist. Awards are available based both on talent and financial need. Auditions must be completed by February Incoming students may audition for instrumental or vocal scholarships prior to their admission to Marist College. All students must audition in person, please do not send audio or visual recordings in lieu of a live audition.

Please note, an offer of the scholarship award does not constitute an offer of admission to the college. School of Communication and the Arts. Scholarships George D. Liz Claiborne Scholarship Established by the Liz Claiborne Foundation, the Liz Claiborne Scholarship is awarded to an upper-class student majoring in Fashion Design who has demonstrated exceptional talent in the field.

Raphael Mark Memorial Scholarship Established in memory of prominent radio news reporter and talk show host Raphael Mark, the Raphael Mark Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a sophomore, junior or senior student majoring in Communication Arts who is committed to pursuing a career in broadcast journalism and is a resident of the mid-Hudson region.