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Feb09

Future Face of Retail: Tamara Smith, Florida State University

By Angela Elder, Sr. Director of Career Development Programs, NRF Foundation | Published: February 9, 2012
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The NRF Student Association is making sure to keep the best and the brightest students. A member of the  ”Aspire 2 Retail” Intercollegiate Challenge team, Florida State University‘s Tamara Smith is focused on her next goal — a career in retail. Read more to learn about Tamara’s experience and her dream job. Why do you [...]

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Oct21

UNT student relishes opportunity to emerge in culture of digital retailers

By Angela Elder, Sr. Director of Career Development Programs, NRF Foundation | Published: October 21, 2010
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The University of North Texas students who attended Shop.org’s Annual Summit in Dallas were excited to learn about new technologies that enhance customers’ experience, were impressed with the sessions that focused on mobile applications, and were honored to have the opportunity to network with professionals in the industry (and, they liked the hotel too!). Read [...]

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Oct21

UNT student attends digital retailing conference and is amazed by new technologies to enhance customers’ experiences

By Angela Elder, Sr. Director of Career Development Programs, NRF Foundation | Published: October 21, 2010
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NRF Foundation loves it when there’s an opportunity for students to get an inside look at what’s happening in the retail industry. The industry is so innovative, so fast-paced, so interesting! We couldn’t have been more thrilled to hear that students from University of North Texas’ Merchandising Programs were able to participate in Shop.org’s Annual [...]

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Feb09

Junior at University of Michigan Hopes to Become a Buyer For a Major Department Store

By Molly McKenna, Student Blogger, University of Michigan | Published: February 9, 2010
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Continuing with NRF Foundation’s Collegiate Blogging series about the BIG Show, Molly McKenna, a junior at the University of Michigan describes her experience in the following profile. Name: Molly McKenna College/University: University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business Graduation Year: 2011 Degree: Bachelors of Business Administration Why did you attend NRF’s BIG Show? I learned about NRF’s BIG [...]

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Feb09

U of A Student Dreams of Becoming CEO of Fashion and Design Magazine and Moving to NYC

By Stephanie_Olinski | Published: February 9, 2010
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Continuing with NRF Foundation’s Collegiate Blogging series about the BIG Show, Stephanie Olinski, a sophomore at the University of Arizona, shares her experience at the convention and in New York City! Name: Stephanie Olinski College/University: University of Arizona Graduation Year: 2012 Degree: B.S. in Retail and Consumer Sciences, General Business Minor Why did you attend NRF’s [...]

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