CONTINUING EDUCATION - Moore College of Art and Design

MEETINGYOURNEEDSIt’s Easy to EnrollDepending on interests and goals, students are welcometo take courses individually or as part of a certificateprogram and in any order except where a prerequisite isindicated. Participants may enroll for undergraduate-levelcredit, noncredit, and PA Act 48 hours.ART & DESIGN STUDIOSART & DESIGN STUDIOSThe Art & Design Studios supplement certificate programs and offeradults the opportunity to expand their creativity in Moore’s dynamicenvironment. The studios are designed to provide a relaxed, yet inspiringsetting for practicing artists and beginners alike. The reasons for enrollingare as varied as the people who study with us. Some do it for fun. Otherswant to use new tools, improve a technique, or experiment with newmedia. Several courses meet portfolio and skill development requisitesfor entry into art and design degree programs. Programming fosters there-envisioning of personal and professional creativity and project-basedlearning develops essential skills.Graphic Design StudioEVGD215 $565 2 CreditsEVGDA215 $395 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Kaitlyn AngstadtThis course explores the potential of graphicdesign. Participants focus on the creation of aconcept to amplify content while also developingsensitivity to the relationships betweentypography and image, symbolism, languageand text. Throughout the course, emphasisshifts from idea generation and design theoryto technical skills. Topics also include creativeproblem solving, design and color theory, graphicdesign history, and typography. Projects focuson the harmonization of all elements of designwith a conscious understanding of the intentionwith which elements are chosen, organized andcreated. The course accommodates beginnersand more advanced students who are building aportfolio. No prerequisites.Textile Design StudioEVTD264 $565 2 CreditsEVTDA264 $395 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Gillian ManiscalcoThis course integrates the process of designingtextile prints and patterns with digital mediaapplications as used in the fashion industry.Students gain experience developing ideasinto finished designs while learning tools andtechniques. Projects focus on creating surfaceprint designs, textures, weave repeat and colorseparation methods. Design principles and patternhistory are addressed. In addition, studentsdevelop effective presentation methods forconveying the end use of a print. No prerequisites.Observational Drawing StudioEVDR202 $565 2 CreditsEVDRA202 $395 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Wednesdays 6:30-9:30 pmInstructor: Jessie BoykoThis course focuses on the development ofanalytical seeing and methods for translatingobservation into drawings. Through a variety ofprojects including still life and interiors, studentsexplore concepts of line, value, proportion,spatial relationships, and composition. Emphasisis on depicting forms in space. The course isdesigned to develop visual vocabulary, perceptiveawareness, eye-hand coordination, and aestheticsensibility. This course is appropriate forstudents interested in portfolio development inpreparation for application to degree programs.No prerequisites.Jewelry & Small Metals StudioEVME200 $565 2 CreditsEVMEA200 $395 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Erin WilliamsOpen to all levels, this course emphasizes designand technical skills for making jewelry and smallmetal objects – both expressive and inventive artforms being viewed with increasing seriousnessas the lines between fashion, jewelry, and smallsculpture have intersected. Slide presentationsand discussions provide an overview ofcontemporary and historical jewelry. Throughdemonstrations and hands-on experience,participants learn metalworking techniques andapply these techniques to projects to createjewelry and/or small-scale sculpture of thestudent’s own design. No prerequisites.Digital Photography StudioDPH200 $565 2 CreditsDPHA200 $395 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30–9:30 pmInstructor: Ellie BrownThis course offers participants the opportunityto develop digital camera and darkroom skills,as well as techniques for producing creativephotographic work. Hands-on projectsencourage exploration of the medium’s potentialfor expressive visual language while integratingthe conceptual, aesthetic, and technical aspects ofdigital photography. The course accommodatesbeginners and experienced students who maywish to pursue a personal interest or just brushup on skills with the assistance of the instructor.No prerequisites except experience with the MACoperating system.Fashion Design Studio (New)EVFT111 $565 2 CreditsEVFTA111 $395 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Tuesdays 6:30–9:30 pmInstructor: Rachel FordThis course addresses the basics elements of thefashion design process from concept through2-D development towards preparation for3D realization. Weekly projects provide initialdirection toward identifying sources of inspirationfor the creation of fashion ideas. Assignmentsintroduce the design processes of storyboardcompiling, color story, fashion sketching, and designinnovation. The focus is on connecting idea andpractice as related to working design principles.Students design a full collection for their finalproject. A field trip to the Philadelphia Museumof Art is included. No prerequisites.ART & DESIGN STUDIOS67

WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATEThis program prepares students with the technical understanding and proficiencies to workin the complex and continually evolving multimedia field of web design. Courses integratecreative design and visual communication skills with professional-level software expertise. Thecurriculum covers all phases of cutting-edge website design, development, and management.Advanced courses culminate in mastering sophisticated functionality for designing andbuilding dynamic and large-scale client-centered websites, cultivating strategies for meetingclient needs, and assembling a first-rate web portfolio.DIGITAL MEDIA FOR PRINT & WEB CERTIFICATEThis program meets the needs of individuals who intend to work in areas requiring bothprint and web design expertise. Courses integrate creative design and visual communicationskills with professional-level software proficiencies in print and web graphics, production andpublishing. Working with page layout, design and composition, illustration, color, text/photomanipulation and interactivity, participants develop leading-edge aesthetic and technical abilitiesin designing and producing print publications and websites. Moore’s innovative program is thefirst in the region to integrate instruction in both print and web design and the only one thatmay be completed in one year.FASHION STUDIES CERTIFICATEThis program meets the needs of individuals with a passion for fashion seeking to acquireexpertise for entering the fashion field, as well as for experienced professionals interestedin developing specialized proficiencies. The core curriculum provides practical, technical, andmarketable skills for contemporary apparel creation and production. Advanced coursesinclude portfolio development projects. Participants may choose one of two tracks.Apparel Construction Track: Designed for students who want to develop advanced skillsin all aspects of garment construction in order to be able to take a design from concept tofinished product either for themselves or for clients. It is appropriate for those interestedin providing a much needed service of creating custom apparel; filling niche markets suchas costume design and custom bridal; becoming part of an apparel company; or pursuingbusinesses of their own.CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSMoore’s Certificate Programs concentrate on providing adults with anefficient way to move their career forward in a select group of especiallyrewarding design fields. They offer the opportunity to develop expertisein a specific professional area within a manageable time commitment. Acertificate from Moore College of Art & Design is a prestigious credentialthat helps you achieve your career goals. Certificate Programs offeredare: Web Design, Digital Media for Print & Web,Fashion Studies: Apparel Construction, FashionStudies: Technical Design and Interior DesignStudies.Each program offers an efficient curriculum comprising an integratedand comprehensive sequence of eight courses that may be completed inone year, although there is no time limit. The development of personalaesthetic vision and creative problem solving are encouraged alongsidethe development of technical proficiency. Certificate students earnundergraduate-level credit. Graduates are prepared to go forward ina creative and fulfilling career.Technical Design Track: Prepares students to enter the fashion industry in the creative areaof technical design and illustration. Experts in contemporary fashion methodologies, technicaldesigners work hand-in-hand with fashion designers to translate concepts into overallpackages for implementing the designer’s vision. Technical designers are in demand in fashionspecialty companies and many other kinds of retail companies that include segments involvedin the manufacture and sale of clothing.INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIES CERTIFICATEThis program meets the needs of individuals seeking new career opportunities or fulfilling apersonal interest in interior design. Participants are prepared for a range of business possibilitiesthat include working in a retail setting and starting their own practice. Emphasis is on problemsolving, space planning, and communication/presentation skills needed to serve clients. Thecurriculum develops professional competencies for creating and implementing all phases of aninterior design project, as well as the discipline and organizational skills that are the foundationof a successful business. Design studios focus on the complex functions of the interiorenvironment, the general principles of interior design, and the proficiencies to transformthat information into a design solution. A project-based hands-on approach in a supportiveenvironment throughout the program leads to the development of a professional portfolio.See page 28 for “Becoming a Certificate Student.”Enrolling as a Non-Certificate StudentAll courses in Certificate Programs are open to non-certificate studentswho wish to take courses on an individual basis for credit or noncredit.MEETINGYOURNEEDSCERTIFICATE PROGRAMS89

MEETINGYOURNEEDSSPECIAL DISCOUNTMoore College of Art & Design is able to offer a specialdiscount of 100% tuition for the last course taken in theWeb Design or Digital Media for Print & Web Certificate.Web Design CertificateThis certificate prepares students with the technical understanding andproficiencies to work in the complex and continually evolving multimedia fieldof web design. Courses integrate creative design and visual communication skillswith professional-level software proficiencies. The curriculum covers all phasesof cutting-edge website design, development, and management. Advanced coursesculminate in mastering sophisticated functionality for designing and buildingdynamic and large-scale client-centered websites, cultivating strategies formeeting client expectations, and assembling a sophisticated web portfolio.DIGITAL DESIGNDIGITAL DESIGNMoore’s Digital Design Program meets the needs of students who havevaried educational and professional backgrounds and who want to fostertheir creative sensibilities while building industry-specific training for thefields of print and web design. The curriculum provides professional-levelsoftware skills within the context of contemporary visual communication.Students learn in Moore’s Fox Center for Digital Arts, Design Media &Printing with state-of-the-art equipment using the most current versionof the Adobe Creative Suite. Coursework emphasizes hands-on projectsaimed at developing cutting-edge technical proficiencies, conveying anindividual aesthetic based on principles of good design, and establishing astrong foundation for building a portfolio.Two certificates are offered: Web Design and Digital Mediafor Print & Web. Each program cultivates a thorough understandingand solid skills in planning and developing print and/or web projects. Sixcore courses common to both programs provide proficiencies in the use ofdigital design technologies required for success in the field. An additional twocourses are specific to each program. Both certificates may be completedin one year and develop marketable skills for going forward in a creativeand fulfilling career in print and/or web design either freelancing or workingwithin the industry. (See pages 8 and 28 for additional information)Depending on your interests and goals, courses may be taken individually oras part of a Certificate Program and for undergraduate-level college creditor noncredit. The certificate path is ideal for someone seeking a structuredprogram or a credential representing completion of a rigorous course of studyfrom a prestigious professional college of art and design.Digital Media for Print & Web CertificateThis certificate meets the needs of individuals who intend to work in areasrequiring both print and web design expertise. Courses integrate creative designand visual communication skills with professional-level software proficiencies.The curriculum provides industry specific training in print and web graphics,production, and publishing. Working with page layout, design and composition,illustration, color, text/photo manipulation and interactivity, participants developleading-edge aesthetic and technical abilities in designing and producing printpublications and websites. Moore’s innovative program is the first in the region tointegrate instruction in both print and web design and the only one that may becompleted in one year.Intro to Computer Graphics &Mac EnvironmentDM101 $980 2 CreditsDMA101 $685 AuditOffered both Fall & Winter QuartersFall: 10 Tuesdays 7 – 10 pmWinter: 10 Thursdays 7 – 10 pmInstructors: Lauren Perrine (Fall)Phillip Le (Winter)This course presents the fundamentals of digitalimaging as a tool for art and design within theMac environment. Through an overview of themajor programs within Adobe Creative Suite –Computer Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign– participants create a variety of projects utilizingthe fundamental principles of visual expressionand communication in contemporary digitaldesign. Prerequisite: Basic computer experienceincluding using a mouse, navigating the Internet,and saving files. Note: Certificate candidates whodo not need this course may substitute DigitalPhotography Studio or Graphic Design Studio at anytime during their program (see p. 6 – 7).Digital Imaging with PhotoshopDM104 $980 2 CreditsDMA104 $685 AuditOffered both Fall & Winter QuartersFall: 10 Thursdays 7 – 10 pmWinter: 10 Wednesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructors: Phillip Le (Fall)Bob Hires (Winter)Photoshop is the essential tool for digital imagemanipulation in graphic design, web design, andphotography. Participants in this course developdigital imaging software skills, as well as appliedtheoretical and technical skills in solving visualdesign problems. Projects provide detailedcoverage of Photoshop’s vast array of tools,filters, and procedures including resolution issues,retouching, color work flow, camera raw, imageadjustments, compositing, and masking. A folioof digitally generated and manipulated imagesis completed. Prerequisite: Intro to ComputerGraphics & Mac Environment (may be takenconcurrently) or equivalent experience.10 11DIGITAL DESIGN

Computer IllustratorDM103 $980 2 CreditsDMA103 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Mondays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Glenn GroglioAdobe Illustrator is used to create thehigh resolution illustrations essential forcontemporary print, web, video, animation, andmultimedia design. Participants learn techniquesfor developing professional images and workingefficiently with various modes, panels, andsettings. Projects utilize the full range of selection,organization, drawing and editing tools usedto create quality vector artwork. Color andtypographic libraries are explored along withbasic design disciplines for both. Prerequisite: Introto Computer Graphics & Mac Environment (may betaken concurrently) or equivalent experience.Page Layout with InDesignDM100 $980 2 CreditsDMA100 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Wednesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Lisa AdamitisInDesign is a sophisticated publishing softwaretool combining powerful typographic and pagelayout controls with an unprecedented arrayof creative options. Hands-on projects provideparticipants with skills in producing superbtypography and accurate page layouts for bothprint and web. This course takes students fromthe basics of creating a single page to advancedskills for publishing complex materials withdynamic professional effects. Topics includeimporting text, manipulating graphics, controllingcolors, setting master pages, and working withlayers. Projects are taken from design concept tofinal packaging and PDF creation. Prerequisite: Introto Computer Graphics & Mac Environment (may betaken concurrently) or equivalent experience.Flash Interactive DesignDM107 $980 2 CreditsDMA107 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Tuesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Sharif PendletonFlash puts design into motion and continuesto set the standard for creating rich Internetapplications and cutting edge motion graphics forthe web. This course introduces Flash interfaceand ActionScript, the powerful scripting languagewithin Flash. Projects use Flash as a vector-baseddrawing tool and integrate sounds, animationand music. Topics include managing Flash-relatedfiles, publishing a Flash-based site to the web,understanding effective design techniques, anddesigning for the modern interactive user. Uponcourse completion, students have an originalFlash-based project ready to be deployed to theweb and understand the versatility of Flash increating not only informative websites but alsointeractive games that can be played on the weband mobile devices. Prerequisite: Digital Imagingwith Photoshop or equivalent experience.Color Pre-Press ProductionDM105 $980 2 CreditsDMA105 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Wednesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Megan StangerThis course focuses on the use of color in pagelayout and digital design. Participants acquire theknowledge and skills for all phases of prepressand the production of full-color, print-readyelectronic files. Topics include the use of colornaming, bleeds, image resolution, color correction,proofing methods, and onscreen vs. spot colorusage. Participants will learn to prepare files forservice bureaus and printers. Best practicesleading to professional output are emphasized.Pantone Matching System and four-color processCMYK applications are covered, as well as offsetlithography, digital printing and specialty printingtechniques. A field trip providing first-handexperience is included. Prerequisites: Intro toComputer Graphics & the Mac Environment orPage Layout with InDesign and Digital Imaging withPhotoshop or equivalent experience.Web Design I: HTML & CSSDM109 $980 2 CreditsDMA109 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Tuesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Liana DragomanWeb Design I introduces students to bestpractices in web and user interface design aswell as HTML (HyperText Mark-Up Language),CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and relatedcoding languages that provide the foundationfor building web sites. Instruction includes thefollowing topics: user experience design, designcriticism, grid systems, typography for the web,and technical trouble-shooting. At the end of thecourse, students will have generated a site thatis based on current professional practices in webdesign. Prerequisite: Digital Imaging with Photoshopor equivalent experience.Web Design II: Dreamweaver &Advanced CodesDM209 $980 2 CreditsDMA209 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Mondays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Bob HiresBuilding upon a working knowledge of HTML,CSS, Photoshop and Illustrator, students willlearn Dreamweaver as well as advanced codingmethods for the creation of web sites basedupon professional standards. Projects incorporatethe fundamentals of interaction design principlesand production values for producing highquality web pages. Topics include: workingbetween software applications, advanced CSSand HTML, file management, advanced gridsystems and technical trouble shooting. At theend of this course, students have generated asite that is visually dynamic, user-friendly, andtechnically complex. Prerequisites: Digital Imagingwith Photoshop and Web Design I: HTML & CSS orequivalent experience and Web Design I: HTML &CSS or equivalent experience.DIGITAL DESIGNMEETINGYOURNEEDSEfficiencyStudents may earn a certificate in one yearand have easy access to Moore’s library,design studios and digital media labs.DIGITAL DESIGN12 13

Advanced DreamweaverDM210 $980 2 CreditsDM210 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Tuesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Sharif PendletonFor those with a basic knowledge ofDreamweaver, this course takes you to the nextlevel and focuses on harnessing the program’sadvanced functionality. Participants build dynamicsites that include creating interactive elements,integrating third party applications, working withvideo, search engine optimization, metadata,creating and updating a nested template andcreating Dreamweaver commands. Prerequisites:Digital Imaging with Photoshop, Web Design I:HTML & CSS, and Web Design II: Dreamweaver &Advanced Codes or equivalent experience.Web Design III:Advanced ProjectsDM309 $980 2 CreditsDMA309 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Wednesdays 7 – 10 pmInstructor: Toosdhi PerryThis course focuses on mastering a systematicapproach to designing professional large-scaleclient-based websites. Students develop expertisein meeting the needs of clients through effectiveresearch, planning, building, designing, and testingsites using contemporary technologies anddesign styles. The full range elements used tocreate today’s web systems are covered, includingcross-platform compatibility, scalability, databases,and content management systems. Projectsincorporate information architecture, competitiveanalysis, wireframes, HTML/CSS layouts, colorpalettes, usability testing, designing for blogs, andportfolio design. Prerequisites: Digital Imagingwith Photoshop, Web Design I: HTML & CSS, andWeb Design II: Dreamweaver & Advanced Codes orequivalent experience.WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATEREQUIREMENTSIntro to Computer Graphics & theMac EnvironmentComputer IllustratorDigital Imaging with PhotoshopFlash Interactive DesignWeb Design I: HTML & CSSWeb Design II: Dreamweaver &Advanced CodesAdvanced DreamweaverWeb Design III: Advanced ProjectsDIGITAL MEDIA FORPRINT & WEB CERTIFICATEREQUIREMENTSIntro to Computer Graphics & theMac EnvironmentComputer IllustratorPage Layout with InDesignDigital Imaging with PhotoshopFlash Interactive DesignWeb Design I: HTML & CSSColor Pre-Press ProductionWeb Design II: Dreamweaver &Advanced CodesCourses do not have to be taken in the listedorder provided prerequisites are met. It isrecommended that students who wish tocomplete the program in one year contact theContinuing Studies Department for advisingon how best to sequence their courses.For more information, see “Becominga Certificate Student” on p. 28 and“Moore Student Benefits” on p. 2.FASHION STUDIESThe Fashion Studies Program emphasizes the expertise and knowledgeneeded for success in today’s fashion environment. The program is designedfor individuals with a passion for fashion seeking to acquire expertise forentering the fashion field and for fashion professionals needing to developspecialized skills. Beginning with an overview of fashion business essentials,courses are directed toward teaching high-demand proficiencies and includeeach phase of apparel creation and development. Advanced courses includeportfolio development projects designed to hone marketable skills. Studentslearn in Moore’s exciting fashion studios and technology center withstate-of-the-art equipment and industry-utilized software.The Fashion Studies Certificate offers two tracks. The Apparel Constructiontrack is designed for students who want to develop advanced skills in allaspects of garment construction in order to be able to take a design fromconcept to finished product either for themselves or for clients. The TechnicalDesign track prepares students to enter the fashion industry in a broadarea of creative expertise reflecting today’s fashion technologies. Technicaldesigners are in demand in fashion specialty companies and many other kindsof retail companies that include segments involved in the manufacture andsale of clothing. (See pages 8 and 28 for additional information)DIGITAL DESIGNDepending on your interests and goals, courses may be taken individually or aspart of a Certificate Program and for undergraduate-level credit or noncredit.The certificate path is ideal for someone seeking a structured program ora credential representing completion of a rigorous course of study from aprestigious professional college of art and design.FASHION STUDIES1415

MEETINGYOURNEEDSBecome a Moore AlumCertificate graduates become Moore alumni andmembers of the Alumni Association, which numbers5,800 artists and designers and sponsors workshops,exhibitions, trips, and other events providing diversesocial and networking opportunities.FASHION STUDIESFundamental Sewing TechniquesEVFT114 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA114 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Sarah FrackStudents are introduced to a variety ofclothing construction techniques includinghand stitched and machine sewn seams, seamfinishes, and hems. Seams include the quarterdouble turn, French, flat fell, crack stitch,basting, and blind stitch. Construction skillsinclude facings, buttonholes, zippers, darts,waistband applications, and pressing techniques.Students become acquainted with selvage, grainline, shearing, and pleating. Projects includecompletion of a shell and a skirt. Access to asewing machine to complete work between classmeetings is required. Class size is limited to 12.No prerequisites.Fashion Studies FoundationEVFT110 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA110 $685 AuditOffered both Fall & Winter QuartersFall: 10 Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmWinter: 10 Mondays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructors: Katya Roesle (Fall)Katherine Hoffman (Winter)An essential foundation for both certificatetracks, this course focuses on fashionbasics, organizational dynamics, and careeropportunities, including self-employment.Students investigate consumer demand,creative design, technical design, merchandising,production, and the retail market. Projectsinclude developing a fashion line for a specifictarget market using up-to-date criteria. Studentsdevelop an understanding of important trendsand designers, the life cycle of a garment fromconception to delivery, fashion terminology, basicdesign elements, and digital media used to createfashion and technical sketches. No prerequisites.Photoshop and Illustratorfor FashionEVFT109 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA109 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Dominique AsuncionStudents gain an introduction to digital imageryusing Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, themost widely used design software programsin the industry. Photoshop projects includescanning, editing and composing fashion imageswhile exploring varying color and patterns toinstantly view countless variations and resultsin Photoshop. Projects in Adobe Illustrator aredesigned to further develop skills in digitallyrendering industry-standard artwork relevant toapparel construction, as well as fashion technicaldesign and illustration applications. Class size islimited to 15. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.Construction &Flat Patternmaking IEVFT102 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA102 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Mondays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Heather HartmanThis course introduces the fundamentalprinciples of clothing construction and the flatpattern method of pattern making. Constructionprojects include planning the garment,preparation of garment pieces, assembly, unitproduction, and evaluation. Participants learn todraft basic patterns from body measurementsand the principles of pattern manipulation tomanage fit, quality, and performance. Emphasisis on techniques for flat patternmaking andgarment construction that are essential fordeveloping expertise in apparel construction, aswell as technical design and illustration. Class sizeis limited to 10. Prerequisites: Fundamental SewingTechniques or equivalent experience (see coursedescription for specific skills) and Fashion StudiesFoundation (or Intro to Fashion Industry), which maybe taken concurrently.Advanced SewingTechniques I/IIEVFT214/314 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA214/314 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Rachel FordThis course is designed for students whoare accomplished in essential sewing skills.Building on the basics, students learn new andmore complex construction skills and developadvanced techniques currently used in thefashion industry to produce professional qualitygarments. Skills are taught through a combinationof samples and finished fashion garments.Students repeating this class concentrate oncompleting an advanced project. Access to asewing machine to complete work betweenclass meetings is required. Class size is limitedto 12. Prerequisite: Foundation Sewing Techniquesor equivalent experience (see course description forspecific skills).CAD for PatternmakingEVFT103 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA103 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Patricia StewartThis course provides hands-on experience incomputer-aided patternmaking with a focuson its creative potential and industry-standardtechniques. Participants develop flat patternsusing state-of-the-art software that advancesskills in patternmaking, markermaking, andgrading. Projects focus on digitizing, creatingblock patterns, using X and Y grading, and settingup size range rule tables for advanced patterndevelopment. Students create size layouts forcutting and incorporate the use of a plotterfor printing final patterns. The Lectra/Modarissystem of computer patternmaking is taughtin a PC computer lab. Class size is limited to12. Prerequisites: Fashion Studies Foundation (orIntro to Fashion Industry) and Construction & FlatPatternmaking I.Construction &Flat Patternmaking IIEVFT202 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA202 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Patricia StewartA continuation of Construction & FlatPatternmaking I, this course is designed todevelop advanced skills essential for apparelconstruction, as well as technical design andillustration. Garment development by thedraping method is included. Projects emphasizeprofessional quality construction techniquesand advanced principles of flat pattern designto maintain garment fit, balance, proportion,and design integrity. Class size is limited to10. Prerequisites: Fashion Studies Foundation (orIntro to Fashion Industry), Construction & FlatPatternmaking I, and Advanced Sewing Techniquesor equivalent experience.FASHION STUDIES16 17

MEETINGYOURNEEDSCareer Development ResourcesCertificate Students who have completed six coursesreceive in-depth career assistance from Moore’soutstanding Locks Career Center. The professional staffoffer coaching, resume/portfolio advice and job searchresources developed for artists and designers. Locks CareerCenter access is available for life to certificate graduates.Advanced Illustrator for FashionEVFT209 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA209 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Dominique AsuncionDesigned to follow Photoshop and Illustrator forFashion, this course focuses on advanced toolsand functions of Adobe Illustrator as applied tocurrent requirements of the fashion industry.Participants explore the use of Illustratorto create digitally-rendered professionalquality illustrations. Projects incorporatethe methodology and terminology used byprofessional designers to create technicalfashion boards and develop custom brandedtemplates. At the end of the course, studentshave produced full tech packs that effectivelyconvey all information needed to make a samplegarment. Class size is limited to 12. Prerequisites:Fashion Studies Foundation (or Intro to FashionIndustry) and Photoshop & Illustrator for Fashion.FASHION STUDIESCERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTSFASHION STUDIESFashion Studies:Advanced ProjectsEVFT210 $980 2 CreditsEVFTA210 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Katya RoesleThis course enables technical design and apparelconstruction students to create a professionalportfolio reflective of every phase of productdevelopment including patternmaking,construction, fitting, technical and creative skills.Projects are geared to individual interests andinclude creating original artwork to developdesign concepts and specifications for a targetedmarket. Participants acquire a range of resourcesand presentation skills for the professionalarticulation of ideas. Class size is limited to 12.This course requires that you have a computerwith Internet access. Prerequisites: Fashion StudiesFoundation (or Intro to Fashion Industry), Photoshop& Illustrator for Fashion, and Construction & FlatPatternmaking II.Apparel Construction TrackFundamental Sewing TechniquesFashion Studies FoundationPhotoshop & Illustrator for FashionConstruction & Flat Patternmaking IAdvanced Sewing Techniques 1Construction & Flat Patternmaking IIAdvanced Sewing Techniques IIFashion Studies: Advanced ProjectsTechnical Design TrackFashion Studies FoundationPhotoshop & Illustrator for FashionConstruction & Flat Patternmaking IAdvanced Sewing TechniquesConstruction & Flat Patternmaking IIAdvanced Illustrator for FashionCAD for PatternmakingFashion Studies: Advanced ProjectsCourses do not have to be taken in the listedorder provided prerequisites are met. It isrecommended that students who wish tocomplete the program in one year contact theContinuing Studies Department for advising onhow best to sequence their courses.For more information, see “Becominga Certificate Student” on p. 28 and“Moore Student Benefits” on p. 2.INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIESThe Interior Design Studies Program meets the needs of individualsseeking new career opportunities or fulfilling a personal interest in interiordesign. Participants are prepared for a range of business possibilities thatinclude working in a retail setting and starting their own practice. Emphasisis on problem solving, space planning and communication/presentationskills needed to serve clients.The Interior Design Studies Certificate develops professional competenciesfor creating and implementing all aspects of an interior design project,as well as the discipline and organizational skills that are the foundationof a successful enterprise. Design studios focus on the complex functionsof the interior environment, the general principles of interior design, andthe proficiencies to transform that information into a design solution. Aproject-based hands-on approach in a supportive environment throughoutthe program leads to the development of a professional portfolio.(See pages 8 and 28 for additional information)Depending on your interests and goals, courses may be taken individually or aspart of a Certificate Program and for undergraduate-level credit or noncredit.The certificate path is ideal for someone seeking a structured program ora credential representing completion of a rigorous course of study from aprestigious professional college of art and design.INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIES18 19

MEETINGYOURNEEDSCollege-Level CreditCollege-level credit is preferred by employee tuitionreimbursement programs. It also offers you the possibility oftransferring credit towards undergraduate degree programsor fulfilling prerequisite credits for graduate degree programs.INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIES20Drawing for InteriorsEVIDC201 $980 2 CreditsEVIDCA201 $685 AuditOffered both Fall and Winter QuartersFall: 10 Mondays 6:30 – 9:30 pmWinter: 10 Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Clem CizewskiThis course introduces the drawing skills andtechniques used to delineate and communicateprojects to clients. Participants learn basicdrafting and rendering techniques including spaceplanning, elevation drawings, 1- and 2-pointperspective, and depicting finish materials. Avariety of media for representing light, texture,color, value and form are introduced. Emphasisis on developing an understanding of spatialrelationships intrinsic to interior design. Theskills acquired in this course are essential forthe successful development of interior designconcepts. It is intended for students with noprevious drawing experience and should betaken as one of the first three courses in theprogram. No prerequisites.History of Furniture &Decorative ArtsEVIDC203 $980 2 CreditsEVIDCA203 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Vladan GradistanacThis course provides an overview of the styles,movements and major figures in the historyof interior design and furniture. Participantsexplore important interiors as they trace stylisticdevelopments in furniture, furnishings anddecorative materials through slide-illustrateddiscussion. Topics include the influence oftechnology, as well as cultural and socialfactors. Emphasis is on major contributions toshaping architecture and interior design today.This course may be taken at any point in theprogram. No prerequisites.Principles of Interior DesignEVIDC200 $980 2 CreditsEVIDCA200 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Mondays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Tina DeliaThis studio course focuses on the principles andfundamental elements of interior design, as wellas the responsibilities and business aspects ofthe profession. Hands-on projects develop skillsin applying visual design principles that integratecolor, materials and textures. Assignments focuson using core elements – scale, proportion, light,and the interdependence of space and form – totranslate functional, aesthetic and expressiveobjectives into creative design solutions.Methods for meeting client needs are explored,including insight into environmental factors thatcan impact design such as location and culture.Students have the opportunity to work oncreating both residential and commercial spaces.No prerequisites.Materials for InteriorsEVIDC302 $980 2 CreditsEVIDCA302 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Wednesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Janey GarridoThis course surveys the surface materials, finishesand products that are integral to defining interiorspaces. Participants explore the characteristicsof a wide range of fabrics, wall coverings, paints,wood, ceramic, metal, glass, plastics, carpet andmore to learn about their suitability for specificapplications. Topics include availability, installation,transition, substructure and code considerations.Emphasis is on gaining technical knowledge– including that related to sustainability – forcreative usage based on appropriate selection.This course requires that you have a computerwith Internet access. Prerequisites: Drawing forInteriors and Principles of Interior Design (or Intro toInterior Design Studies) or equivalent experience.Color Design for InteriorsEVBA104 $980 2 CreditsEVBAA104 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Thursdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Jigna ShahThis course focuses on the dimensions of colorand the principles of color relationships thatare fundamental for creating interior designsolutions. Through designing comprehensivecolor schemes for residential and commercialsettings, participants explore how the effectiveuse of color is integral to purpose. Projectsinclude a wide range of approaches andpractical applications to develop a thoroughunderstanding of color’s relationship to form,space and light, as well as its expressivepossibilities. Prerequisites: Drawing for Interiorsand Principles of Interior Design (or Intro to InteriorDesign Studies) or equivalent experience.CAD for DraftingEVID355 $980 2 CreditsEVIDA355 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Kaz MorihataDesigned for participants with no previous CADexperience, this intensive course introducesthe general concepts and applications of twodimensionalcomputer-aided drafting. Participantslearn the process for drafting interior rooms,elevations, floor plans, furniture plans, sectionsand details. Step by step instruction is given fordeveloping skills in AutoCAD commands, modesettings, drawing aids, shortcuts, dimensiondrawings, plotting and printing. Projects focuson the fundamental requirements of interiordesigners for using AutoCAD software as a basictool for design and drafting. Prerequisites: Drawingfor Interiors and Principles of Interior Design (or Introto Interior Design Studies) or equivalent experienceand basic computer skills using the PC operatingsystem are required.Lighting TechniquesEVID417 $980 2 CreditsEVIDA417 $685 AuditOffered Fall Quarter10 Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Kaz MorihataThis course introduces the tools, techniques andprinciples of lighting design that are basic to allinteriors. Participants investigate materials, color,lighting fixtures, lighting selection, layout andsystems for establishing function and atmosphere.Specific topics include lamping, beam spread,color effects, illumination and calculation, andlight manipulation. Projects focus on developingcreative, functional lighting plans that meet therequirements for a range of interior spaces.Prerequisites: Drawing for Interiors and Principles ofInterior Design (or Intro to Interior Design Studies) orequivalent experience.Interior Design Studies:Advanced ProjectsEVIDC208 $980 2 CreditsEVIDCA208 $685 AuditOffered Winter Quarter10 Mondays 6:30 – 9:30 pmInstructor: Janey GarridoThis course focuses on the development of acomplex interior design project specific to eachstudent’s interests. Projects incorporate the fullrange of interior design components and processesfrom needs assessment and concept developmentto professional presentation techniques andreview. Business methods, budgeting, and clientrecord-keeping systems are included. Topics includeprofessional standards and practices, including clientrelationships and marketing. This course requiresthat you have a computer with Internet access.Prerequisites: 6 courses in Interior Design Studies orequivalent experience.INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIESCERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTSDrawing for InteriorsHistory of Furniture & Decorative ArtsPrinciples of Interior DesignColor Design for InteriorsMaterials for InteriorsLighting TechniquesCAD for DraftingInterior Design Studies:Advanced ProjectsCourses do not have to be taken in the listedorder provided prerequisites are met. It isrecommended that students who wish tocomplete the program in one year contact theContinuing Studies Department for advising onhow best to sequence their courses.For more information, see “Becominga Certificate Student” on p. 28 and“Moore Student Benefits” on p. 2.INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIES21

RESOURCES FOR CONTINUINGEDUCATION STUDENTSTHE ART SHOPThe Art Shop is a venue for Moore alumni, including certificate graduates to sell their creationsto the public. Browse the online store at theartshop@moore.edu or visit on campus Mondaythrough Friday, 11 am – 7 pm and Saturday, 11 am – 5 pm. For more information, contact theArt Shop at 215.965.8586.FOX CENTER FOR DIGITAL ARTS, DESIGN MEDIA & PRINTINGTHE GALLERIES AT MOOREThe Galleries offer work by established and emerging regional, national and internationalcontemporary artists and designers through free exhibitions and public programs in multipleexhibition venues, including:Moore’s technology center includes four computer labs equipped with high end Mac and PChardware, scanners and large-format printers. All software and hardware is updated annually toremain state-of-the-art. Students registered in computer-based courses have access to labs whenclasses are not in session.• Goldie Paley Gallery, dedicated to experimental programs of exhibitions by national andinternational artists.• Levy Gallery for the Arts in Philadelphia, highlighting Philadelphia artists with a focus oncollaborations between established and emerging talent.• Window on Race, home to innovative exhibitions offering insight into contemporary artists’working process and ideas.• Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, providing two exhibition spaces for artwork byMoore students, faculty and alumnae.Visit the Galleries website at www.galleriesatmoore.org!CONNELLY LIBRARYCAMPUS RESOURCESOf Special InterestContinuing Education students are invited to attend Network, The Galleries at Moore’ssemiannual series of networking events that bring together emerging designers andbusiness and arts professionals to meet, exchange ideas, and make new connections.The Connelly Library provides broad coverage of art history, theory, criticism and fine artsand design, as well as art education studies and liberal arts. The library is available to allcurrent students. Hours are Monday – Thursday, 8 am – 10 pm; Friday, 8 am – 5 pm;Saturday, 8:30 am – 5 pm; and Sunday, 11 am – 7 pm.DINING HALLMoore’s Dining Hall is open when the College is in session, Monday – Friday 7:45 – 9:45 am,11 am – 1:15 pm and 5 – 7 pm; Saturday, 10 am – 1 pm and 5 – 6 pm; and Sundays andHolidays, 11 am – 1 pm and 5 – 6 pm. The Dining Hall offers a Cyber Café for current students.CAMPUS RESOURCES22 23

FACULTYFACULTYLisa Adamitis is a freelance designer and hasbeen a graphics educator for more than 10 years.She has a BFA from Kutztown University. Sheexcelled as an art director and designer in themedical and university publishing arena for manyyears before becoming a full-time freelancer. Herspecialty remains medical and research literature.Her clients include Harcourt College Publishing,Thompson Publishing, Temple University Press,Addison Wesley and Novartis Corp.Kaitlyn Angstadt is a designer currently withthe Brownstein Group where she specializesin branding, layout design, advertising, and printand web design. She has previously been withGS Worldwide and Finch Brands. Her clientshave included IKEA USA, YMCA of Philadelphia,Pillsbury Baking and Merck Oncology. She holdsa BS with Honors in Graphic Design fromthe Art Institute of Philadelphia and has beenSecretary Co-Chair for the AIGA, the professionalassociation for design, since 2009.Dominique Asuncion is a fashion designerand fashion industry safety compliance specialist.Currently with Fishman and Tobin, she handlesgarment testing for private label apparel sold atmajor department stores nationwide. Previouslywith Hartstrings, she researched domestic andglobal markets innovations in the fashion industryand designed private label projects including LittleMaven for Tori Spelling. She holds a BS in FashionDesign from Philadelphia University and was afinalist on NBC’s Runway Challenge.Ellie Brown is a photographer with anextensive national and international solo andgroup exhibition record. She holds an MFAfrom San Jose State University and a BFA fromMassachusetts College of Art and Design. Herprofessional teaching experience includes digitalphotography, digital design, two dimensionaldesign and color theory. Recent grants andawards include funding through USA Projects,Urbana Arts Grant Envision 365 Art Award,Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, and Medial ArtMuseum (London) Honorable Award.Clem Cizewski is an architect who has beenprincipal with CC3D Architectural Renderingsince 1989. In addition, he teaches Drawingfor Interiors with Moore’s undergraduate andgraduate degree programs in Interior Design. Amember of AIA Philadelphia and ASAI, AmericanSociety of Architectural Illustrators, he holds aBA in Architecture and a BA in Fine Arts fromthe University of Pennsylvania. Previous teachingpositions include Harvard University School ofDesign and University of Louisville.Tina Delia is owner and principal designerfor Delia Designs, LLC in Hopewell, NJ. Previousexperience includes in the interior design fieldStudio Perilli in Rome, Italy; Civitas Architectsin Philadelphia, and Capital Health Systems inTrenton. Prior to receiving her MS in InteriorArchitecture and Design from Drexel University,she earned a JD from Widener University Schoolof Law and practiced law in New Jersey.Liana Dragoman is Experience Architect atMISI Company and a freelance graphic/interactiondesigner for print and web. Holding an MFA in Artand Technology from School of the Art Instituteof Chicago, she was formerly Assistant Professorof Art at Chatham University in Pittsburgh inthe undergraduate and graduate digital mediaprograms. Exhibitions of her work include theInternational Festival for Film, Video and NewMedia in Switzerland and Yale University’sParachute Gallery (2011).Rachel Ford, a fashion and costume designer,creates work on a regular basis for OperaCompany of Philadelphia and Arden Theatre inPhiladelphia. Her background includes productionsfor Stars on Ice, New York theatre and many films– most recently Rachel and Diana, written anddirected by Dave Janetta. In 2006, her costumesfor the play Quotable Assassin were praised by TheNew York Times. She is also Creative Director/Owner of RAE Kids in Philadelphia.Sarah Frack holds a BFA in Fashion Designfrom Moore, where her Senior Collectionwon the Janneman Award for OutstandingConstruction. She also received the L.L. BeanSportswear Award for Most OutstandingDesign. Her background includes serving asAssociate Technical Designer with UrbanOutfitters, where she was responsible fortaking Anthropologie Intimates designs fromconcept to market. She has also worked withthe Philadelphia Sewing Collective.Janey Garrido served for seven years as SeniorInterior Designer with Daroff Design, Inc inPhiladelphia until 2009, when she left to combineraising a family with operating a freelancebusiness. Her design work spans residential,hospitality and commercial projects. She holds aBS in Interior Design from Drexel University andachieved LEED AP certification while involved inthe design and research of a LEED Silver Hotel.Vladan Gradistanac is Art Director andCurator of Fine Arts for Material Culture inPhiladelphia, where he merchandises all incomingantiques from Europe, Asia and Africa and curatesexhibits of antique and early 20th Centuryfurniture. He holds a BFA from the University ofFine Arts in Belgrade, Serbia where he taught arthistory and painting. A painter and photographer,his work has been exhibited in both the UnitedStates and Europe.Glenn Groglio has over 20 years of experienceas a designer for major clients including CotyBeauty, Merck & Company, Inc., Lenox Brandsand Dansk International Design. Specializing inproduct design/development, logo/brand andidentity development/advertising, he has wonnumerous awards including the Clio Award andPrint Magazine Regional Design Award. Holdinga BFA in Communication Design from PrattInstitute in New York, his background includesworking with Lou Dorfsman, a design legend withmany years at CBS Broadcasting.Heather Hartman is a Moore College of Art& Design alumna with a BFA in Fashion Design.In 2011, she was honored with the JannamanConstruction Award for her bridal collection.Currently a pattern maker at Urban Outfitters,she has extensive experience with conceptboard design, fashion illustration, draping, flatpattern making, and digitized fashion flats andpattern making.Robert Hires is a graphic designer andeducator specializing in computer illustrationand technology. Before founding Hires Graphics,a computer graphics studio, his professionalexperience included serving as the CreativeDirector at Discovery Software, a softwaredevelopment company. He is a graduate of thePennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.Katharine Hoffman managed the TechnicalIllustration Department of Jones Apparel ofNew York, where she also worked as a technicalillustrator and designer for eight years. Shecurrently freelances and does contract work forJones and Brooks Brothers, in addition to teachingand raising a child. Certified in Art Education, sheholds a BFA in Graphic Design and Photographyfrom Slippery Rock University and an MA inIllustration from Fashion Institute of Technologyin New York.Philip Le is a Graphic and MultimediaDesigner, as well as a Multimedia ProductionManager. He holds an MS in Interactive DigitalDesign from Philadelphia University and a BA inCommunications/Graphic Design from ArcadiaUniversity. His background includes film study atAuckland University in New Zealand. He teachesMedia Studies at Arcadia University and ChineseGung Fu at Philadelphia University.Gillian Maniscalco is a member of theWomen’s Print Design Team at Urban Outfitters.Previous experience includes serving on theApparel Print Design Team at Anthropologie.She holds a BFA magna cum laude in Craft andMaterial Studies with a Fiber Concentration fromVirginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.Her expertise includes both a fashion and finearts approach to textile and surface design.Megan McManus holds an MFA fromCalifornia State University, Long Beach and a BFAfrom the School of the Museum of Fine Arts/TuftsUniversity, Boston. Formerly assistant professorat the University of Kansas, she is an experiencedteacher of drawing and painting for aspiring artistsof all ages and backgrounds. Her work has beenexhibited in galleries on the East and West Coasts,including Baltimore, Boston, Los Angeles, andSanta Monica.Kaz Morihata has a background inarchitecture, interior design, and lighting. Hehas been affiliated with renowned design firmsincluding Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (New York),Vignelli Associates (New York) and Isao HosoeDesign (Milan). He holds a Master of Architecturefrom the University of Pennsylvania GraduateSchool of Design and a BFA with Honors inIndustrial Design from Rhode Island School ofDesign in Providence.Sharif Pendleton holds a BFA in Multimediafrom the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.In addition to producing work under his ownname, he designs under the label Masters ofNone, which reflects his interest in various tools,techniques and media. He is a photographerwhose work is shown locally and abroad, adocumentary filmmaker and editor, and designerof personal products, home goods, board gamesand games for the web.Lauren Perrine holds an MS in Digital Designfrom Philadelphia University and currently servesas mobile designer with ING Direct and CapitalOne. In addition, through her website, nurbie.com,she freelances as a web design/developer forhigh-end clientele. Previous experience includeslead information architect for AMI EntertainmentNetwork, digital designer for Matrix Designs, andweb and graphic designer for the Science Centerin Philadelphia.Toosdhi Perry is Creative Production Managerand Graphic Designer with the American Board ofInternal Medicine in Philadelphia. Her more thanten years of experience includes serving as ArtDirector and Graphic Designer with 2pDesigns,Kise Straw & Kolodner, and Duane Morris inPhiladelphia and CFC Print Solutions in Texas.She holds an M.S. in Interactive Design & Mediafrom Philadelphia University and a BFA in GraphicDesign from Moore.Katya Roesle is Head of Product Developmentfor SA VA Fashion, where she has workedsince its start-up in 2008. Previous experienceincludes running her own fashion business,working with the Fashion Council Committee asJames Galanos’s assistant and acting as a DesignTutor and Critic for Microsoft’s School of theFuture. She holds an MS in Fashion from DrexelUniversity, where she received the Lilly PulitzerAward for Most Creative Graduate Collection,Business Certification from the Center forWomen & Enterprise (Boston) and a BFA fromthe University of the Arts School of Theatre Arts.Jigna Shah is a LEED Certified interior designerwith a broad range of clients including GranaryAssociates Architects, Cubellis Associates andBower Lewis Thrower Architects. Her projectsencompass both residential and commercialdesign. Recent awards include Best of Residence,PA/NJ/DE Annual IIDA Design Awards; Best ofRetail, PA/NJ/DE Annual IIDA Design Awards; andSecond Place, Salon of the Year Awards. She holdsan MS in Interior Design from Drexel Universityand a BFA from Temple University.Megan Stanger is a graphic designer whosebackground includes working with Finch Brandsand as a freelance designer developing identity,branding, photography, packaging and printcollateral. Her clients have included InsightPharmaceuticals, Comcast Spotlight, AlinaWheeler, University of Pennsylvania and BLTArchitects. A member of AIGA and one of itsdesignated mentors, she holds a BS in GraphicDesign Communication with Honors fromPhiladelphia University.Patricia Stewart is a highly skilled productionand technical patternmaker. Currently head ofUrban Outfitters’ Patternmaking Department, hermany years of experience in the fashion industryinclude work with Henry Hampton and Caronin Chicago, as well as Joyce Sportswear in Gary,Indiana. She received her training at the Academyof Fashion Design in Chicago and William RainerHarper College in Palatine, Illinois.Erin Williams is a jewelry designer, sculptor,installation artist and teacher whose workis widely shown. Recent exhibitions includeDual: The Private Life of Sculpture at the TraverGallery in Seattle for the 2011 SNAG (Societyof North American Goldsmiths) Conferenceand the 2010 Contemporary Craft Exhibitionat ArtSpace in Raleigh, NC. She holds an MFAfrom Virginia Commonwealth University, a BFAfrom Syracuse University and has studied atLondon College of Fashion.24 25FACULTY

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONCREDIT COURSESThere is no registration deadline, but students are encouraged to register at least twoweeks before classes begin to secure a space. Register online or by fax, phone or mail withVisa, MasterCard, check or money order. Cash payments are accepted only in the BusinessOffice during normal business hours. Registration is not complete without payment in full.Students in credit courses earn undergraduate-level credit and must adhere to academicregulations concerning class attendance and completion of in-class and assigned work.Grades are mailed 2 weeks after the last day of the quarter.AUDITING A COURSEPROGRAM ADVISINGFor program and course advising, please call or email the Continuing Education Officeto schedule an appointment to meet with the Co-Director for Continuing Education.Appointments are available Monday-Thursday 9 am – 7:15 pm.All courses may be taken on a noncredit basis. Students who audit are expected to adhereto all academic regulations concerning class attendance and completion of in-class andassigned homework, but do not receive a grade or credit for the course.TUITIONFOUR WAYS TO REGISTERArt & Design Studios Certificate Programs$565 2 Credits $980 2 Credits$395 Audit $685 AuditOnlineGo to www.moore.edu and first select “Continuing Education,” then “RegisterNow.” Follow the instructions and select “Register Online,” where you can searchfor and add courses to your cart and complete your registration. If you are new tothe online registration system, you are a “New User” and must follow the promptsto create an account. If you have previously created an online account or registeredonline, you are a “Returning User” and can log-in with your username and password.If you do not know your login information or experience any technical difficulties,contact the CE Office at 215.965.4030 for immediate assistance. Please note thatdiscounts cannot be applied using the online registration system.DISCOUNTSDigital Design Certificate students are entitled to a 100% tuition discount for their eighthcourse in the program. BFA graduates of Moore College of Art & Design are entitled to a20% tuition discount. Senior Citizens 62 years of age or older are entitled to a 10% tuitiondiscount with age verification. Please note that discounts cannot be applied using theonline registration system.By MailComplete the registration form, including full payment, and mail to:Moore College of Art & DesignContinuing Education Department20th Street and The ParkwayPhiladelphia, PA 19103-1179SUPPLIES AND TEXTBOOKSSome courses require purchasing supplies and textbooks. Supply lists and textbookrequirements are discussed by instructors at the first class meeting. Every effort is madeto keep costs to a minimum.TUITION REFUND POLICYBy Phone or FaxPhone (215.965.4030) or fax (215.965.4047) registrations are accepted using Visaor MasterCard. Office hours are Monday - Thursday, 9 am – 7:15 pmand Friday, 9 am – 5 pm.Written notification of course withdrawals must be submitted to the ContinuingEducation Department by email (ce@moore.edu) or fax (215.965.4047). Refunds checksare mailed within 2 – 4 weeks of notification. Tuition refunds are calculated according tothe following schedule:CONFIRMATIONSOnline registrations receive an automatic receipt upon payment. Mail, fax orphone registrations received at least seven days prior to the beginning of a quarterare sent emailed confirmations.FIRST WEEK OF CLASSESThe CE Office is set up in the Wilson Lobby throughout the first week of classes and willprovide you with all necessary information for the first night of your class.STUDENT IDENTIFICATION CARDEach student is provided with an electronic photo ID. If you are a new student, plan toarrive 45 minutes before your first class in order to have your ID processed.100% refund less $25 before the 1st class meeting80% refund less $25 after the 1st class meets50% refund less $25 after the 2nd class meetsNo refund after the 3rd class beginsCODE OF CONDUCTMoore is dedicated to the creative, intellectual and personal enhancement of its studentsand expects all members of its community to behave in a manner conducive to that end.In general, the behavioral norms expected are those of common decency and decorum;recognition of and non-infringement upon the rights and property of others and of theCollege; honesty in academic work and all other activities; and observance of local, state andfederal laws. Failure to adhere to these guidelines could result in disciplinary action.ACT 48 REPORTING AND ELIGIBILITYREGISTRATIONCOURSE CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONSMoore College of Art & Design reserves the right to withdraw courses, alter itscurriculum, change instructors or modify tuition and fees for its programs. Portions ofthis publication are subject to change without notice. Courses not meeting minimumenrollment are cancelled. All attempts are made to notify registered students ofcancellations by telephone before the start of the course. All applicable course andregistration fees are refunded within 2 – 4 weeks.Moore is proud to serve as a Pennsylvania Act 48 approved provider. In compliancewith the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE), the College reports successfulcompletion of courses taken by State certified teachers to satisfy Act 48 regulations. Torequest that your course completion be reported, please check the Act 48 box on theregistration form or notify us by email after online registration.REGISTRATION26 27

BECOMING A CERTIFICATE STUDENTCertificate Programs are open to anyone interested in pursuing a certificate forprofessional and personal growth. The only prerequisite is a high school diplomaor its equivalent. A majority of our students have completed an undergraduate orgraduate degree in an area entirely different from the Certificate Program in whichthey are enrolled. To become a Certificate candidate, complete the online CertificateDeclaration Form and submit it online or by fax to the Continuing Education Officewith the $25 nonrefundable processing fee. Certificate Program Declarations areaccepted throughout the year and students may begin a program in any quarter. Thereis no deadline for completing a program once begun. Many students take one course aquarter and earn a certificate in two years and others take two courses a quarter andearn a certificate in one year. All courses are offered in alternate quarters (for example,a course offered in the spring will be offered again in the fall; a course offered in thesummer will be offered again in the winter). To earn the certificate, courses must betaken for credit.For special Certificate benefits, see p. 2.INDIVIDUAL ADVISING & TOUROF FACILITIESFor further information or to schedule an appointment for program advising orto see our facilities, contact the Continuing Education office at 215.965.4030,ce@moore.edu or visit our website: www.moore.edu/go/ce.MAP / PARKING / TRANSPORTATIONMoore’s convenient Center City Philadelphia location along the scenic BenjaminFranklin Parkway is three blocks from Suburban Station and provides metered on-streetparking as well as discounted parking in nearby lots. In addition, the College has anagreement with The Franklin Institute Parking Garage located at 20th and Race Streetsto offer discounted parking in the evenings to Continuing Education students.BECOMING A CERTIFICATE STUDENT28

MOORE COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGNContinuing Education Department20th Street and The ParkwayPhiladelphia, PA 19103-1179phone: 215.965.4030fax: 215.965.4047email: ce@moore.eduwww.moore.edu/go/ceFOR OFFICE USE ONLYID#DATE RECEIVEDDATE REGISTERED4 ways to register: • Mail • Fax • Phone • Online (see pg. 26)Please register early!Please fill out form completelyLAST NAME (Please print) FIRST MIDDLEDATE OF BIRTH FEMALE MALESTREET ADDRESSSOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (Required)CITY STATE ZIP CODEE-MAIL ADDRESSPHONEALTERNATE PHONEHOW DID YOU LEARN ABOUT MOORE’S CONTINUINGEDUCATION PROGRAM?Student StatusI am a Certificate Student in:Web Design Digital Media for Print & Web Fashion Studies Interior Design StudiesI am not yet a Certificate Student (see page 9)I wish to earn PA Act 48 credits. Professional ID (required)Course #Course Name# Creditsor “Au”TuitionFall Quarter 2012Winter Quarter 2013Digital Design Certificate Student (8th course tuition)Moore BFA Alumnae (20% of tuition)Year graduatedMajorSenior Citizen (10% of tuition)Please provide age verification–––TOTALPLEASE CHARGE MY: VISA MASTERCARD ENCLOSED IS MY CHECK OR MOCARD NUMBER EXP. DATE SEC. CODECARD HOLDER NAME (Please Print)SIGNATUREBILLING ADDRESS (IF DIFFERENT FROM ABOVE)REGISTRATION FORMCITY STATE ZIP29Please do not scan the registration form and e-mail it to us with your credit card number.

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