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Moore College of Art & Design has announced the launch of a new online iteration of its highly successful Art Education graduate studies program, starting in the 2022–2023 academic calendar year.

At Moore College of Art & Design, the Locks Career Center (LCC) offers many resources to help propel students into the creative jobs industry after completing their studies. Stephanie Weinger ’20 is just one of many Moore alums who attests to how instrumental the LCC really is.

On July 28, 2021, The Galleries at Moore hosted an intimate gathering in the outdoor courtyard of Wilson Hall, celebrating the acquisition of Black Lives Matter, a newly retitled ceramic mural by artist John Costanza. From 1968 to 1983, Mr. Costanza was a professor and the chair of the ceramics department at Moore.

She is retiring from academia after a long, notable career.

Moore’s Graduate Studies community consists of unique programs in Socially Engaged Art, Socially Engaged Studio Art and Art Education with an Emphasis in Inclusive Practices.

Self-taught from a young age, she now pulls double duty as a business owner and motion picture sign writer.

They will be honored in a virtual ceremony Saturday, June 5, at 6:30 pm.

"She was a feminist before there was feminism."

The College anticipates announcing President Fitzgibbon’s successor in the spring of 2022.