Art Education
Do you see yourself teaching in a school, museum or community organization or using art education to improve someone’s well-being?
Our Art Education program will equip you with top-notch teaching skills and give you teaching experiences in our Young Artists Workshop, local schools, museums and community arts settings. No matter where you end up, you can apply what you learn to enrich the lives of others.
“Most of our faculty are still actively involved in their field outside of Moore. A lot of professors are also K-12 art educators, they are therapists, they are researchers, and they are professional artists. I love that we aren’t just teaching from the book here. We are using actual ongoing experience in the field.”
Lauren Stichter
Director of Art Education
More Perks & Opportunities
Unique Teaching experiences
with Moore’s Young Artists Workshop, local schools, museums and community arts settings.
A space of your own
A rare opportunity: dedicated studio space for seniors!
Community
An emphasis in working with special populations that will prepare you for any classroom scenario.
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PostedBrianna Hayes ’20 is the newest member of the Board of Managers.
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PostedArt and its connection with people with disabilities brought hundreds together at the 2nd International Disability Studies, Arts & Education Conference (DSAE) held at Moore October 3-5, 2019.
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PostedNina Valdera '20, a Moore Art Education senior who works in the medical field, will debut a light sculpture in her first major show at the upcoming Site/Sound: Revealing the Rail Park Festival.
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PostedMorgan Prince ‘18 believes art can change lives, especially the lives of those who have been affected by the prison system.
