Molly Gamble

Molly Gamble is a dedicated arts educator with a passion for creating safe and joyful classrooms where individualized attention is given to each learner.

She emphasizes the development of interpersonal skills, empathy, and expression through the arts to empower students as communicators.

Molly focuses on utilizing students' prior knowledge, fostering intimate relationships, and reflecting the values of the classroom community in her curriculum development process.

She is committed to ensuring all students, including Indigenous and Black students, feel seen and represented in the arts.

Molly holds a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction (Arts in Education) from the University of Minnesota and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art History, Criticism, and Conservation from The Maryland Institute College of Art.

Her professional experience includes roles such as Visual Art Teacher at Marcy Open Elementary School, Art Education Specialist at Groves Academy, Events Coordinator at Maryland Institute College of Art, and various internships at esteemed institutions.

Molly's work extends to promoting diversity in the arts and empowering students through personalized attention and community values.