Outstanding Faculty
Moore students learn from the best, whatever field or creative direction they choose.
Students who choose Moore enjoy close mentorship and training from our award-winning faculty, made up of working artists, designers and historians who encourage excellence, creative exploration and self-expression. Our small classes feature a 7:1 student to professor ratio, which fosters a uniquely high level of individual attention and support that can only be found here at Moore.
As trailblazers in their fields and disciplines, Moore faculty come to the classroom with a combination of technical skill and real-world experience and expertise. From the moment you arrive through the day you graduate, your faculty will be your biggest cheerleaders. They will push you to explore your potential, grow beyond your previous limits and prepare you for lifelong learning and leadership in your chosen field.
"We’re an intimate community, and that intimacy fosters a culture that is supportive and rigorous. The mentor-based relationship between students and faculty, and the ambition and kindness of our student body create unique and fertile conditions for diverse critical practices and thoughtful making."
—ROBERT GOODMAN, Associate Professor, Fine Arts & Foundation
The Faculty Five
The Faculty Five is a Q&A series where we learn more about Moore’s talented faculty and what they’re up to in and out of the classroom—through five quick questions. Get to know a few of our talented,
Kate Ricci is an adjunct professor in the Graphic Design department, who teaches UX Design at Moore! She has worked for several years in creating UX for streaming entertainment platforms.
Read her full Q&A here
Stephanie Barber is an associate professor and program head for Film & Digital Cinema at Moore. She is a filmmaker and writer whose films and videos have screened internationally in solo and group shows at the Museum of Modern Art, Tate Modern, Whitney Museum of American Art, Walker Art Center and elsewhere. Check out their work at stephaniebarber.com.
Read her full Q&A here
Rob Goodman is an Associate Professor in Fine Arts and Foundation, whose new interactive mural project, Future Valley, launched in December with an accompanying augmented reality app. Be sure to visit the Brewerytown neighborhood of Philadelphia soon to check out the project!
Read his full Q&A here
Click here to read more Faculty Five Q&As!
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PostedRead the full version of Chris Williams On Preparing Moore Students for Future Success that appears in the Fall/Winter 2022 issue of Moore Magazine.
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PostedRead the full version of Daniel Velasco On Preparing Moore Students for the Future of Fashion Design that appears in the Fall/Winter 2022 issue of Moore Magazine.
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PostedRead the full version of Jen Cram On the Future of Representation in Animation & Game Arts that appeared in the Fall/Winter 2022 issue of Moore Magazine.
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PostedRead the full version of Maya Pindyck On the Future of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Access (DEIA) in the Liberal Arts Classroom that appears in the Fall/Winter 2022 issue of Moore Magazine.
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Annais Delgado ’22 and Professor Gigi McGee Team Up to Help a Philadelphia Neighborhood in Need
CategoryPosted“Being part of the Kensington Clean campaign gave me strength and confidence as a designer and also as an activist and advocate.”
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PostedAssociate Professor and Director of Socially Engaged and Studio Art Daniel Tucker discusses the origins of his latest project Lastgaspism and iterations of care in the Moore community and beyond.
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PostedWe sat down with visiting Fashion Design faculty member—and Moore alum!—Dom Streater for a Q&A about what it’s like to return to Moore to teach, her hopes for the upcoming semester and her insight into the fashion industry.
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PostedKulka was interviewed by KYW Newsradio about Daisy, the sidekick he created for Woodsy Owl, a friend of Smokey Bear.
