William C. Moor

Professor innovating in the area of industrial and systems engineering, William C. Moor is a Courtesy Affiliate and Emeritus Professor at Arizona State University-West. With a career spanning several decades, Professor Moor has made significant contributions to the fields of worker productivity, curriculum design, and gender equity in engineering education. His pioneering work in the design and utilization of audio menus has been instrumental in enhancing worker productivity, providing new insights into how auditory interfaces can be optimized for industrial applications. Professor Moor's research interests are diverse, encompassing gender equity in industrial engineering and competency-based individualized curriculum for engineering education. His commitment to these areas is reflected in his extensive research portfolio, which includes projects funded by prestigious organizations such as the National Science Foundation (NSF), Texas Engineering Experiment Station, ACME Electric Corp, and the Boren Family Foundation. These projects have not only advanced academic understanding but have also had practical implications for improving educational practices and workplace environments. Throughout his career, Professor Moor has published numerous research papers, contributing valuable knowledge to the academic community. His work has been recognized for its impact on both theoretical and applied aspects of engineering education and productivity. In addition to his research, he has been actively involved in public work, advocating for gender equity and innovative curriculum design in engineering education. As an Emeritus Professor, William C. Moor continues to influence the field through his ongoing research and mentorship of emerging scholars. His dedication to advancing engineering education and promoting equitable practices remains a driving force in his professional endeavors.