Jane S. Craig has taught a wide range of courses over the last twelve years. Currently she teaches courses related to the evaluation and making of Apparel including flat pattern and CAD for Apparel design. Dr. Craig has an MS in textiles and Apparel from the University of Illinois, an MBA from The University of Texas at Austin and a Ph.D. in Merchandising, Design and Family Economics from Texas Tech University. Her research interests concern the Texas Apparel industry. Areas of interest include women-owned Apparel businesses, success strategies for Apparel businesses, Quick Response in the Apparel industry and custom cowboy boot makers.

Selected Publications

Martin, R., Horridge, P., and Craig, J. (1998). Diffusion of quick response in the Texas sewn products industry. Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, 26(3), 303-327.

Mandel, S., Stewart, A., Boal, K., and Craig, J. (1998). (1st review). Organizational taxonomy: a search for performance while solving the problems of polythetic classification in the Texas Apparel industry. Administrative Science Quarterly.

Craig, J., Horridge, P., and Martin, R. (1997). Apparel manufacturing business owners: a gender comparison. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 24 (2), 139-160.

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