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Bernard Kahn

Part-time Assistant Professor

Email
kahnb@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Bernard Kahn

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Bernard Kahn is an adjunct professor in AAS-Marketing for over 21 years at Parsons and is an Adj, Assistant Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in Production Management for over 45 years. With a background in manufacturing and marketing, Mr. Kahn has a broad fashion business background. Mr. Kahn has been a fashion industry consultant for companies large and small, working closely with systems and industry specific applications to improve efficiency and the bottom line. At both FIT and Parsons School of Fashion, Mr. Kahn is a classroom and online instructor, teaching classes he wrote for the New School, as well as teaching in the very successful Masters of Professional Studies program. Mr. Kahn has also concentrated on professional education, teaching at FIT for over 40 years in a wide range of industry current subjects including Quality, Garment Construction, Costing, Social Compliance and Global Security, Trend Analyis with Online Resources, Intimate and Swim Development and Management, and Marketing using Social Networking, and is facilitator for the Product Development Professional Certificate program which he helped design in 2004.Mr. Kahn holds an AAS degree in Management Engineering Technology and BS in Production Management from FIT. He also earned an MAOM degree from the University of Phoenix. Mr, Kahn is a member of the ASQ, and sits on the board of directors for two Not-for-Profit organizations.


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Manufacturing & Production
    PMFM 5050 - Spring 2027
  • Retailing & Service Design
    PMFM 5070 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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