Elizabeth Pulos has a BS in International Trade and Marketing from the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she was president of the Corporate Social Responsibility Club and a contributor to the SUNY Open Textbook, Good Corporation, Bad Corporation: CSR in the Global Economy. 

Elizabeth has worked in media and fashion production for over ten years, most recently for History Channel’s digital short series, “Hidden History” and the White House Correspondents’ Association 100th Anniversary video, aired at the 2014 WHCA dinner with host Joel McHale. She freelances as a stylist, event producer, production coordinator, bookkeeper and digital content manager. In her spare time she blogs for the Brooklyn Fashion + Design Accelerator, volunteers for Sean Casey Animal Rescue, and plays with electroacoustic band Dirty Churches. 

Elizabeth is a recipient of the 2014 World Trade Week, New Times Group and PVH scholarships, and the 2015 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence. Prior to FIT, Elizabeth studied Fashion Marketing at LaSalle International School of Fashion, Arts and Design in Montréal, Music Performance at Mount Royal Conservatory in Calgary, and Environmental Science at the University of Calgary. A classically trained violist, she has performed in New York, Canada, Europe, the UK and Australia.