Above: Dr. Moss discussing depositional environments with sedimentology (GEOL 4400) students in Bastrop, TX

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Sam Houston State University, Huntsville TX (2018-present, Assistant and Associate Professor)
            Historical Geology (GEOL 1404)
            Oceanography (GEOL 3300)
            Field Methods (3301) co-taugh
​            Paleontology of Invertebrates (GEOL 3415)
​            Stratigraphy and Sedimentology (GEOL 4400)

Vassar College, Poughkeepsie NY (2016-17, Visiting Assistant Professor)
            Sedimentology (ESCI 211)
            Extinction Events in Earth’s History (ESCI 383)
            Earth, Environment and Humanity (ESCI 151)
                    
 Syracuse University, Syracuse NY (Summer 2015, Adjunct Instructor)
            Earth Science (EAR 105)
 
 State University of New York, Oswego NY (Spring 2015, Adjunct Instructor)
            Historical Geology Laboratory (GEO 201)
 
Syracuse University, Syracuse NY (2012-16, Teaching Assistant)
            Introduction to Paleobiology (EAR 325)*
            Oceanography (EAR 117)*
            Dynamic Earth (EAR 110)*
            Earth Science (EAR 105)*
            Volcanoes and Earthquakes (EAR 225)
 
            *Served as TA coordinator – duties included developing assignments and prepping for laboratories.  For EAR 325 served as the sole TA for four years and                   developed all lab material.  All courses involved teaching either recitation or laboratory sections.
 
 University of Oklahoma, Norman OK  (2010-12, Teaching Assistant)
            The Dynamic Earth (GEOL 1104)
            Physical Geology for Science and Engineering Majors (GEOL 114)
            The History of Earth and Life (GEOL 1024)


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TEACHING AWARDS
Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, National Association of Geoscience Teachers (2015)
Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Syracuse University (2014)