Editing Moore College of Art and Design (section)

== Women's Education Legacy ==

Moore's identity as a women's college shapes campus culture, academic programs, and institutional mission. Single-sex education in art and design creates environment where women lead, compete, and collaborate without coeducational dynamics that can disadvantage women in creative fields. The college's history of women's education connects contemporary students to traditions of women's professional advancement and feminist cultural production.<ref name="moore"/>

Research suggests women's colleges produce disproportionate numbers of women leaders, scientists, and professionals—outcomes that Moore's art and design focus channels toward creative industries. The college's commitment to women's advancement extends beyond undergraduate education through graduate programs, continuing education, and community engagement that support women's participation in art and design fields throughout their careers.<ref name="moore"/>