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Elizabeth Kaino Hopper is a designer pursuing her MFA at the University of California, Davis, where she researches the application of Inclusive and Universal Design theories to the field of fashion. Her award winning work has been featured in Logan Magazine, (Spring 2008), and on the steps of the California State Capitol (2010). This research was supported in part by the University of California, Davis, Consortium for Women and Research. After completing her MFA in 2011, Hopper plans to expand her research, to continue University teaching, and to develop her freelance design business. She can be reached at her permanent email: fashions@ekaino.com.