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The 1940s was a tumultuous period in history and the fashions of the time reflected the upheaval. World War II led to restrictions on what Americans and Europeans could wear because of rationing for civilian populations and uniforms for those who enlisted. The end of the war brought new freedoms. Christian Dior’s groundbreaking 1947 collection was known as the ‘New Look’ which came to refer more generally to the fuller skirts and hourglass silhouettes that predicted the styles of the 1950s.
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The mission of the Office of International Student Affairs is to aid in the retention and academic success of international students by providing services related to cultural adjustment and a sense of belonging. Additionally, we implement strategies to help domestic students develop a global mindset and desire to study abroad.
Highlights of initiatives the Office of International Student Affairs provides include Conversation Partners and International Friendship. The office also provides leadership and manages the day-to-day operations of the Global Village, an international living-learning community comprised of both international and domestic students with the goal of advancing mutual cultural exchange. Our vision is to develop global citizens through international awareness and cultural appreciation in order to strive for a more inclusive society.