Chynna Caleb-Nicholson currently attends New York City College of Technology, City University of New York (CUNY), and will be obtaining her Bachelorette degree in the Business and Technology of Fashion this upcoming fall. Caleb-Nicholson is family oriented, self driven, respectful, selfless, ambitious, authentic, artistic, passionate, and balanced. Her mission upon completion of her degree is to obtain a job as a Visual Merchandiser Coordinator. In this role, Caleb-Nicholson intends to use her retail sales experience as well as her internship experience to her advantage to excel in this position. Working at a major department store and as an Executive Intern for a luxury women’s brand, Caleb-Nicholson has obtained hands on skills selecting merchandise, pulling PR pieces and attending preproduction fittings. Caleb-Nicholson values hard work and dedication. During her final year of college, Caleb-Nicholson was President of her departments Futurists of Fashion club, modeling and mc’ing in the schools first ever fashion show titled: Chocolate Luxe. What that experience taught her was the importance of teamwork and communication.

Caleb-Nicholson’s ePortfolio will exhibit her growth as a student and young professional as she worked her was through introductory level fashion courses, junior foundation courses, specialization module courses and culminating experiences.

According to Bell (2017), the colors can “create a mood, expand, or contract.” For Caleb-Nicholson’s logo, she decided to use the color black because the color always adds a sense of togetherness and sleekness. Caleb-Nicholson opted out of using brighter colors because she wanted her logo to look as clear and concise as possible. For her font, Caleb-Nicholson used TAN Pearl for her initials and full name; and Buongiorno Rastellino for the cursive writing within each initial. Line is defined as “a direction – a major part of composition” (Bell, 2017), so to add a little excitement, each name writing in cursive is rotated and aligned vertically. Vertical lines represent “strength, height and pride” and Caleb-Nicholson has shown throughout her college career her resilience to push forward as obstacles have continuously been thrown her way.