Home » Blog » Props-Allen ’04 Holds Masterclass in Feather Manipulation for Costume Design Students

Props-Allen ’04 Holds Masterclass in Feather Manipulation for Costume Design Students

June 1, 2020

Katie Props-Allen ’04 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Design & Production – Costume Design) hosted a masterclass in feather manipulation for current costume design students on Friday, May 29. She is currently a professional milliner (hatmaker) with an impressive lineup of work, which includes hats worn at the Kentucky Derby.

Categories: Costume Design Alumni

Recent News

Internships And More Lead New Cybersecurity Grad to IBM

Practical Experience at Shenandoah University Made a Huge Difference for Abigail Keene ’26

November 4, 2026

Shenandoah University’s Dillon Mauzy Selected As VFIC Presidential Scholar

New program provides scholarships, mentorships and networking opportunities for students

November 4, 2026

Former Hornet Carl Joseph on Resilience, Fuel, and Entrepreneurship

October 29, 2026

A sign displays handwritten responses to the phrase "democracy works when..." on red, white and blue paper.

Shenandoah Continues Voter Education Efforts As An Ask Every Student Commitment Campus

CCE, FYS programs and others partner to spread student voter education

October 28, 2026

Janelle Anderson ’25, ’26 and Jessica Littlejohn '26

Shenandoah School of Business Graduates Join Inaugural Virginia Athletics Foundation Intern Cohort

October 27, 2026

SU Acting Graduate Bevin Taylor ’25 Wins Best Oral Advocate at Scalia Law School