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Alumni Profiles
Mission Statement: 
All programs currently conducted in Uptown New Orleans!
  1. Isobel Schofield
    Isobel Schofield
    Alumni Profiles
    Founder of BRYR clogs in San Francisco. Isobel updated the clog and made them sexy! Built entirely in-house at her studio at Dog Patch SF, all of her shoes are made to order just for you. 2331 3rd St., San Francisco, Ca.
  2. Jazmine Davis
    Jazmine Davis
    Alumni Profiles
    founder of Jazmine Kionna. Jazmine Kionna shoes feature a patent pending, built-in insole technology... They are built for comfort, vegan, trendy...and affordable.
  3. Phillip Nappi
    Phillip Nappi
    Alumni Profiles
    founder of Peter Nappi, Nashville Inspired by his Italian grandfather, Phillip set out to design and sell his line of beautiful hand crafted shoes. Mi Piacci! 1308 Adams St., Nashville, TN.
  4. Heather Conlin Torres
    Heather Conlin Torres
    Alumni Profiles
    After her program at The Shoe College, Heather went on to work on the major Broadway productions of Les Miserables, Motown the Musical, Cinderella The Musical, and currently, Frozen. She is "THE Shoe Person"
  5. Shayla Dopp
    Shayla Dopp
    Alumni Profiles
    founder of DOPP shoes in Berkley, Ca. Shayla had a vision that was all about the heels, and all about comfort. A master of color and form, she just opened her first retail location. Stop by! 2115 Allston Way, Berkeley, Ca.
Founded at the dawn of the millenium, Tamera Lyndsay, a master shoe and accessories designer from NYC founded The Shoe College in Northern Az. as a supplement to college and university design programs, most of whom did not have a shoe lab at the time.

Programs are 100% lab based and conducted in a private shoes and accessories lab.
Specializing in hand-lasted, quality constructions.

Check out these inspiring student profiles.
If you are an alum of The Shoe College and want your profile included, too, just send a picture and a paragraph with the heading: Alumni Profiles! 

No Kits. Just Realness.
There is a big difference between putting a kit together in a big class and actually fabricating ...
Here are just a few:
-Learn stuff that won't chain your creativity and make you dependent on kits, even at the beginner level.
-All use of tools and equipment as well as all materials are included in your tuition. *
-You get a supply list and sources for supplies with real suppliers.
-Work one on one with a master designer maker with decades of real world experience in wholesale, retail, small manufacturing, and bespoke footwear and accessories.
-We don't sell anything but quality education. We won't steer you to the factory we own, or make you purchase stuff that should be included.

*All materials are included in all base programs and add-ons. Students supply various materials and any proprietary hardware/materials/elements for use in their prototypes in the 18 Day program and in Special Course Work and consulting programs.

Current programs are conducted in New Orleans.