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This grant asks students to submit presentations on costume-related topics for a CSA Southeastern Region symposium.
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Get matched →The Costume Society of America (CSA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded on March 23, 1973. CSA serves its members and promotes its goals with national symposia and publications including the journal Dress and its monthly electronic newsletter CSA e-News. The organization began forming regional groups in 1978; there are six regional groups in the United States and Canada, and one international group. Individual regions hold annual meetings, sponsor programs and publish newsletters.
The Costume Society of America fosters an understanding of appearance and dress practices of people across the globe through research, education, preservation, and design. Their network of members studies the past, examines the present, and anticipates the future of clothing and fashion.
The Jim Liles Student Award is intended to assist students who want to make presentations at a CSA Southeastern Region symposium. These presentations may be on any costume-related topic. The work should be well researched and may or may not be thesis, dissertation, course research project, independent study research, or senior project related.
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