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We recently asked three alums of Moore's Animation & Game Arts program to talk about how their college classes prepared them for their careers.

Not only did Alissa Outwater have a job waiting for her when she graduated in May, her senior thesis was selected as “Top Talent of 2019” in the international Adobe Design Achievement Awards.

Teachers from eight states and 23 schools became students for a week at Moore College of Art & Design's Teachers Summer Institute, held June 23 to 29.

Jean Drumm is an adjunct instructor who teaches Introduction to Art Therapy and Behavioral Health in the Classroom.

The event was attended by her husband, Don, and daughters Stephanie and Alison, as well as many of her friends and alumni she had worked with.

Moore College of Art & Design honored Susan Sommer '72 and Dale Najarian '88 as the 2019 Distinguished Alumni during Spring Reunion weekend June 7 to 9.

Moira Gervay, a rising senior at Padua Academy in Wilmington, Delaware, has received a $5,000 annual scholarship from Moore in the Mordechai Anielewicz Creative Arts Competition on the Holocaust.

At Connelly Library, displays are utilized as a means of communication, of commemoration and of the curatorial arts.

Each member of the class of 2023 has been given the graphic novel Why Art? by Eleanor Davis to read over the summer.

Working for a company that launches satellites into space wasn’t something Katie Woods, a 2018 Animation & Game Arts grad, ever thought she would do.