Julia Majchrzak

Relevant coursework: New Product Development, Management of New Technology and Innovation, Strategic Management, Social and Online Marketing, Brand Management, Sales Management, Marketing Research and Analytics, Financial Management, Legal Ethical and Regulatory Business, Negotiations, Marketing Fundamentals, Consumer Behavior, Micro & Macro Economics, Financial & Managerial Accounting, Dimensions in HR Management, Management Communication, Organizational Behavior, Business Analytics.

Relevant coursework: Design History, Portfolio Design Lab, Fundamentals of Design and Making, Introduction to Design/Creative Thinking, Visual Communication and Advocacy.

Tulane coursework: Advanced Glass (3 semesters), Glass II: Hot Casting, Found of Art: Glass, occasional TA experience for beginners.

NOCA coursework: Vessel Making (Summer 2025)

Juror Award: Tulane Undergraduate Juried Exhibition 2025

• Piece: Cactus
• Juror: Emily Alesandrini

Pilchuck Glass School: Object, Hardware and The Space Between (Incoming Summer 2026)

• Plan to study under guest artists Jay Macdonell and Jakub Pollág

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams (dresses, sleepwear, activewear, bottoms, sweaters, juniors, luxe, etc.) to support design processes and deliverables across TJX’s women’s apparel divisions.
• Conducted in-depth trend research on fabrics, silhouettes, trims, and colors, synthesizing findings into Adobe Illustrator artboards and CLO3D sketches to inform seasonal design direction.
• Strengthened adaptability by learning and implementing each designer’s preferred sketching and presentation workflows, improving efficiency and accuracy of design outputs.
• Developed and presented a sustainability-focused intern project, proposing innovations such as fabric scrap hangers (via NUNOUS technology), biodegradable resin, gift-with-purchase items from marker scraps, and new hang tags to increase sustainability visibility.
• Analyzed business feasibility of sustainable initiatives by considering cost-saving scrap usage, vendor negotiations, and packaging strategies, highlighting opportunities for product development to drive sustainable change.

• Design and produce one-of-a-kind garments from repurposed scrap textiles, creating apparel that emphasizes sustainability and material innovation.
• Handcrafted jewelry from reused beads, chains, and vintage buttons, and design glass pendants using original glassblowing techniques.
• Create and sell embroidered garments and beaded embroidery pieces, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary fashion trends.
• Manage all aspects of a small creative business—design, production, sales, and marketing—building a following among college students seeking sustainable, customized products.

• Evaluated and selected clothing items from sellers based on customer demographics, current trends, seasonality, brand recognition, and garment condition to establish an optimal mix of inventory for maximum profitability.
• Analyzed sales patterns to identify top-selling trends, guiding purchasing decisions to meet customer demand and enhance store performance.
• Facilitated buy meetings with the buying team to discuss intake strategies and collaborated to curate selections that aligned with revenue goals and supported Buffalo Exchange’s sustainability-focused business model.

• Designed business cards and website to develop a cohesive brand identity, including logos, color palette, and visual elements that aligned with the target customer demographic.
• Created a user-friendly website layout that effectively showcases the business’s interior design and organization services, boosting online visibility and client engagement.
• Collaborated with business owner to ensure the branding and design elements resonated with the target audience, fostering a professional and appealing aesthetic for both print and digital platforms.

• Offer support to student organizations regarding finances, event planning, transportation, and all other related logistics.
• Communicate directly with student organization leaders to solve any issues and ensure success.
• Manage social media accounts and create content for Tulane Student Organization Center.

• Delegate $2,000,000 of Tulane’s endowment to student organizations based on presented budget proposals.
• Manage and create policies regarding student organization budget requests, late budget requests, and travel budget requests.

• Delivered full-time childcare for a three-year-old girl in Udine, Italy with a focus on English language development.
• Adjusted to language barriers and adapted to living in a foreign country with significant cultural barriers.
• Gained international experience and improved communication skills through working with locals in Italy, France, and Austria.

• Lead outreach and coordination efforts for guest speaker events, including high-profile industry leaders such as Stuart Weitzman, Genesis Webb, and notable alumni, while managing event logistics and communication.
• Develop and execute PR strategies, build strategic partnerships and local business sponsorships, and coordinate event media coverage to enhance visibility and engagement for club initiatives.

• Lead design and production of event banners, managing a team to deliver high-quality, on budget projects of large hand-painted banners; delegate tasks and ensure creativity alignment with event and organization standards and identity

• Manage organization social media accounts such as Instagram and TikTok, resulting in increased engagement and retention.
• Create graphics and advertisements for events and guest speakers.