Kim Cashman

Assistant Professor | Family & Consumer Sciences

DeMoss Hall 4132

Education

B.S. and M.S. in Home Economics: Clothing, Textiles, and Fashion Merchandising, New Mexico State University

Biography

Prior to coming to Liberty University, Kim Cashman taught fashion courses at Albright College in Reading, PA. She then moved to Connecticut where she worked for 7 years in training, demonstrating, and software testing at Gerber Garment Technology, a manufacturer of CAD/CAM/CMS equipment for the apparel and sewn goods industry. After moving to Virginia, she taught Design and Construction I for Apparel as an adjunct at LU then transitioned to Liberty University Online for 3 ½ years. Kim is currently a full-time assistant professor and program director for the Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising programs at LU, also serving as an academic advisor for all upper-level fashion students. Other roles include faculty advisor for the student club, Fashion Design and Merchandising Association, faculty advisor for the annual spring FACS Fashion Show, advisor for the bi-annual University of New York Fashion Week competition, and coordinator for the Haute Couture Designer Gown and Art Exhibition in DeMoss Hall.