Quincy L. Moore, Ph. D

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Homewood, Ill

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EDUCATION

Ph.D.: University of Iowa Counselor Education

Dissertation “Factors Relating to Adequate Academic Achievement and

Persistence of Freshmen Students”

MS: University of Nevada-Las Vegas Guidance & Counseling, Las Vegas, Nevada

BA: Culver-Stockton College Business Administration, Canton, Missouri Sociology & Psychology

EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES

Faculty-College to Career Coach (EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT)

South Suburban College, South Holland, Ill. October 2020-June 30, 2021

This Part-Time position provides services for participants enrolled in the following career path programs: Nursing, Patient Care Technician, Community Health Worker, Certified Production Technician, Barber Technician, Contract Tracer, and Forklift Operator Certification.

The College to Career Coach provided access, comprehensive support services and information resources that enable students to engage in a successful academic career path, career development and job search process; prepare students for the workforce academically and through soft-skill/leadership development; assist students in securing suitable employment through a variety of job-readiness activities; foster employer and community relationships and identify opportunities for students to develop professional skills, integrate academic learning from work, and find jobs. College to Career Coach is responsible for managing a student case load of approximately 300 students, including the identification, intake, placement, monitoring, advising, planning, and documentation of each participant.

Citizens for Justice P. Scott Neville, Jr, Illinois Supreme Court Justice, Chicago, Illinois Campaign Manager (December 2019-March 2020)

Selected by Justice P. Scott Neville, Jr., Illinois Supreme Court Justice, to serves as his campaign manager for his 2020 election campaign. The campaign manager is responsible for coordinating and managing staffers and volunteers in a variety of different areas, while coordinating closely with the candidate and outside stakeholders.

Summer Institute for the Gifted (SIG), University of Chicago (EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT) Director Academic Summer Residential Program (April 2018-August 2018)

The SIG program at the University of Chicago provides an exceptional summer experience for a community of student learners who share a common interest, abilities, and goals. Over 140 US and International Students were involved in academic, cultural, and social programs. The Director is responsible for promoting a safe environment for students to grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally. The Director provides oversight for the entire SIG program. The Director directly supervised The Academic Dean, Residential Life Dean, Student Activities Dean, Office Manager, Administrative Assistant, and the program Nurse. All positions report directly to the Director.

“Each One-Teach One”, Sacramento, CA

Senior Executive Director (November 2015-July 2017)

“Each One-Teach One,” is a non-profit student mentoring and retention support program organization. Responsibilities include providing counseling, academic and personal advising, mentoring and sound admission and retention initiatives in support of high school, college, graduate, and professional students. This program was established to challenge, support, and enrich individual lives of students and potential students to enable them to lead a productive and fulfilling life in an ever-changing global world.

Pima Community College Tucson, AZ

Interim, Vice President for Student Development, (January-February 2014)

The Vice President for Student Development provided vision, leadership and direction for student development programs and services on the downtown campus.

Planning, directing, implementing, and evaluating campus student development activities and operations.

Coordinating assigned functions and activities with other College departments and campuses and outside agencies

Overseeing campus student development program assessment and evaluation Researching, planning, and implementing program review to ensure goals, objectives, and student needs are met.

Participating in community outreach and development of community communications system

Rhodes State College Lima, OH

Vice President of Student Affairs (2011-2013)

The Vice President Student Affairs provides vision and leadership for the areas of student development and student services. Offices include Admission, Dual Enrollment, Financial Aid, Registration and Records, Enrollment Systems, Career Placement, Academic Student

Advising, Veteran Student Services, Student Activities and Athletics, Student Mentoring Initiatives, and other aspects of student life. The VP is responsible for providing leadership and facilitating the coordination of the enrollment process, directing the compilation of information, ensuring compliance with the student code of conduct, implementing strategic goals, developing innovation programs focusing on inclusiveness and a diverse student population, and working closely with other campus representatives to achieve the mission of the institution. Additional responsibilities include working in collaboration with the academic administration to foster an integrated educational experience; creating and promoting a campus culture and climate that embraces a respect for differences and the College’s core values; developing academic procedures and policies and administering the annual budget request for the Student Affairs Division; and representing the division of Student Affairs at the Board of Trustee meeting and at local, state and national meetings.

Lee Enterprise Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Flossmoor, Ill Educational Consultant (2009-

2011)

•Conduct national workshops on graduate education.

•Presentations on issues of college access, retention, financial aid, and life career choices

•Developed and coordinated community services projects for high school volunteer students.

•Presented programs for high school students on leadership and global citizenship.

•Served as a consultant for the Department of Defense Armed Forces Bases for student services educational initiatives.

Palm Beach Community College, West Palm Beach, FL . Vice President of

Student Services (2006-2008) The Vice President reports to the President and serves on the President’s. Leadership Team. As the chief student affairs/services officer, the Vice President is responsible for providing vision, leadership, and strategic direction to the Division of Student Services at all four campuses. This position provides overall administrative supervision to the following programs and services:

Financial Aid,

Intercollegiate Athletics,

Enrollment Management,

Student Retention,

Chief Judicial Appeals Officer,

Athletics Residence Life Supervisor,

Transfer,

Recruitment and Community Outreach which included

Admission and Registration, Academic Advising, Upward Bound Program,

Student Support Services, Talent Search Programs, EOP Center (TRIO Programs), Student Testing, Services to Students with Disabilities, Career and Job Placement.

West Chester University, West Chester, PA

Dean, Undergraduate Studies & Student Support Services (2001-2006)

Reporting to the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, the Dean is responsible for providing leadership and management of the division of Undergraduate Studies and Student Support Services (USSSS), an administrative unit comprised of various programs that focus on student support and retention, including:

Pre-Major Academic Advising Program, Department of Academic Development Program, Student Academic Policy

Administrator, Development Education Council, Professional Studies Program,

Learning Assistance and Resources Center, Graduate Student Initiatives, Smith Foundation Scholars Program, Services to Students with Disabilities and the oversight of grants programs within the division.

Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

Executive Director-Academic Success Center (1995-2001) Assistant Professor, College of Education

The Academic Success Center is an expansion of the Office of Academic Support.

The Executive Director is responsible for providing vision and leadership for the Center, as well as administrative and technical support for the following programs are: (1) Summer Faculty Institute, (2) College Transition Program, (3) University Tutorial Program, (4)

Academic Counseling and Advising, (5) VCU 101 Introduction to the University, (6) Supplemental Instruction, (7) Academic Success Program (ASP) and (8) Freshmen Interest Groups (FIGS).

Director, Office of Academic Support (1989-1995)

The Office of Academic Support is an umbrella organization of student support services:

(1) Summer Institute of Learning, (2) Services to Students with Disabilities (19891995),

(3) Academic Advising and Counseling and (4) University Tutorial Services.

Worked in concert with central administration to provide leadership, administration, supervision, and direction for academic support units Developed and facilitated an expansion and mainstreaming of academic services to at-risk students (mentoring)

Management of the University's Summer Transition Program, which improved student retention, initiatives.

Developed strategies to increase the number of student pursuing graduate and professional degrees,

Coordinated and established services to students with physical and learning disabilities.

Administrative Associate, Office of the President (Spring 1991)

Served as the first Administrative Associate in the office of the President for a semester. Provided insight and vision to enhancing student retention and open access needs for Virginia Commonwealth University

Director, Educational Support Programs (1985 - 1989)

Provided leadership for academic support services and tutoring support.

Developed the first mentoring program at the university.

Led and facilitated a cohort of faculty and administrators in the strategic planning efforts as it related to enhancing retention and graduation rates.

University of Nevada - Las Vegas

Director, Special Services Program (1977 - 1978)

Directed the retention activities of minority students for the university.

Coordinated the recruitment of low-income students.

Supervised summer program activities including hiring of staff.

Enrolled senior students in colleges throughout the country.

Conducted financial aid workshops and seminars to assist students in selecting a college degree major.

Clark County Community College-North Las Vegas, Nevada

Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) (1976 - 1977) Community Educational Consultant

Coordinated the recruitment of low-income students.

Supervised summer program activities including hiring of staff.

Enrolled senior students in colleges throughout the country.

Conducted financial aid workshops and seminars to assist students with selecting a college degree major.

University of Nevada-Las Vegas

Director, Upward Bound Program (1973 - 1976)

Coordinated the recruitment of low-income students and hired all the teachers and tutors. Developed and supervised all activities of the summer program. Assisted senior students in the selection of universities and colleges. Conducted financial aid workshops and study skills seminars.

Clark County Community College

Night Administrator (part-time) (1975-76)

Established the evening counseling program for the college.

Collaborated with Academic Advising and other academic departments to provide academic, personal and career advising to evening students.

College Evening Counselor (part-time) (1974-1975)

Established the evening counseling program for the college.

Collaborated with Academic Advising and other academic departments to provide academic, personal and career advising to evening students.

Developed parent workshops with community to address the issues of admissions, financial aid, and career choices for both students and parents.

Ada. S. McKinley Educational Services, Chicago, Illinois

College Placement Counselor - Talent Search Program (1972 - 1973)

Served as a college placement counselor for TRIO student service program.

Developed financial aid workshop for students.

Coordinated spring bus tours of college campuses for high school seniors.

CONSULTANTSHIPS

U.S. Department of Defense, Fort Knox,

Military Installation Voluntary Educational Review Board, San Diego, CA

Danville Community College, Danville, VA

U. S. Department of Education, Division of Student Services (TRIO), Washington, D.C.,

Clark County Community College, N. Las Vegas, Nevada,

State Council on Higher Education of Virginia,

U. S. Department of Education - HEW, San Francisco, California,

ADDITIONAL TRAINING

Executive Leadership Summit (Hampton University) Larkin Institute (AACC) NCBAA Leadership Development Institute Management Development Program (Harvard University)

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

Mediation Training Certification, Family Dispute Mediation Certification, Lifetime Community College Administrator Certification, Life-Time Community College Counselor and National Certified Counselor (ACA), Contract Tracer (John Hopkins University)

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS

BRANCORE Technology Information System Advisory Board, 2000-Present

City of Richmond Workforce Investment Board, 2000

American Counseling Association Foundation Board, (Chairperson, 2002)

American Counseling Association, Bilateral

Conference, 1994. (Hong Kong) Chairperson

Association for Multicultural Counseling & Development (President - 1992-1993) American Counseling Association

(Task Force Member, South Africa Counseling Programs) American Association for Counseling and Development

(Chairperson, Task Force on African American Males 1991-92)

Assessment Team, August 1993)

American Association of Community Colleges

Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Diversity in Higher

Education in Virginia (Co-Founder & Vice President)

Richmond Domestic & Juvenile Court Advisory Board

Wm. Byrd Community Home Advisory Board

Richmond Community High School Advisory Board

American College Counseling Association

Leadership Metro of Richmond

Concerned Black Men of Richmond

Richmond Jazz Society Advisory Board Member

Richmond NAACP - Member of the Education Committee

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

American College Personnel Association

Mid-American Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel

American Association for Higher Education

Western Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel

Mid-Eastern Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel

Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development

Advisory Board Member of the Institute for the Study of

Individual Skills (ISIS)

National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education National Alliance of Black School Educators

College Teaching Experience

The College Student

Multicultural Counseling

Introduction to College Life

Psychological Aspects of Black Personality and Development

WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC COMMITTEES

Undergraduate Curriculum Committee-Chair Developmental Educational Council-Chair

Learning Communities Advisory Board

ADA Compliance Committee

Retention Committee

Academic Development Council Committee

Advancement Management Committee Academic Advising

Council

Dean’s Council President’s Council

Undergraduate Advising Council

Student Success Council

Social Equity & Diversity Council

Students of Color Advisory Board

Enrollment Management Committee

UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES-VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

Graduate School Future Teacher Preparation Committee

Freshman First Year Retention Committee

Freshman/Sophomore Advisory Board

High Schools That Work Advisory Team

Minority Student Affairs Search Committee

Afro-American Studies Search Committee

Enrollment Services Advisory Board

Academic Support Coordinating Council

Undergraduate Retention Committee

Affirmative Action/504 Committee

University General Scholarship Program Task Force

University Task Force on Academic Advising Services to Students with Disabilities Advisory Board

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATION:

Moore, Q.L. (2021)

“Understanding Leadership for Tomorrow.” South Suburban College . Workforce Equity Initiatives Program., South Holland, Ill

Moore, Q.L. (2021)

“Developing Important Life Management Skills” (What’s in Your File

Cabinet?) South Suburban College, South Holland, Ill

Moore, Q.L. (2004)

“Sharon’s Dilemma” in Lamont A. Flowers (Ed.) Diversity Issues in

American Colleges and Universities: Case Studies for Higher Education and Student Affairs Professionals. Charles C. Thomas Publishers, New

York.

Moore, Q.L. (2002)

“Recipes in Soul Food Chapter” in Daryl Dance (Ed.) publication of “From My People: 400 Years of African American Folklore,” Norton & Company, New York, London.

Moore, Q.L., Exam, H., & Watt, S.K. (1999)

“Transcultural Counseling for African Americans Revisited.” In J. McFadden

(Ed.), Transcultural Counseling (2nded.). Alexandra, VA; American Counseling Association

Moore, Q. L. (1996)

"Academic Intrusion: Key to Minority Student Success." In C. Ford, (Ed.) Student Retention: Success Models in Higher Education. CNJ Associates, Inc. Publishers, Tallahassee, FL.

Moore, Q. L. (1995)

What If We Really Cared About Crime and the Future of Black Males?”

Black Issues in Higher Education, January 27, 1995. pp 96

Moore, Q. L., & Exam, H. A. (1993) “Transcultural Counseling from an African-

American Perspective.” In J. McFadden (Ed.), Transcultural Counseling from an International Perspective. American Counseling Association Publishers, Alexandria, VA.

Moore, Q. L. (1993)

A 'Whole New World' of Diversity. The Journal of Intergroup Relations, Winter, 1993-94.

PRESENTATIONS:

Moore, Q.L. (2021)

“Understanding Leadership for Tomorrow.” South Suburban College . Workforce Equity Initiatives Program., South Holland, Ill

Moore, Q.L. (2021)

“Developing Important Life Management Skills” (What’s in Your File

Cabinet?) South Suburban College, South Holland, Ill

Moore, Q.L. (August 2019)

“A Ministry of Service”

Christ Temple Church Markham, Ill.

Moore, Q.L. (February 2019)

“Leadership Development-Historical Perspective”

Culver-Stockton College

Canton, MO

Moore, Q.L (October 2018)

“Relationship Building Through Mentoring”

Maryland Male Student of Color Summit

Montgomery College, MD

Moore, Q.L. (October 2018)

“Every Faculty-Student Meeting is a Mentoring Moment.”

Maryland Male Student of Color Summit

Montgomery College, MD

Moore, Q.L. (July 2017)

“Leadership from a Historical Perspective”

100 Black Men College Fair

Chicago, Ill

Moore, Q.L. (January 2017)

“Mentoring-More Than Just a Greeting.”

Monterey, CA

Moore, Q.L. (November 2016)

“Understanding Graduate Education Opportunities”

San Diego, CA

Moore, Q. L. (July 2016)

“How to Search for a Position and not just a Job” Palm Springs, CA

Moore, Q.L. (April 2015)

Graduate Programs and Resources”

Sacramento, CA

Moore, Q.L. (May 2013)

“Workforce Development Skill Enhancement for the 21st Century”

Youth Skill Development Retreat

. Washington, D.C

Moore, Q.L. (September 2010)

“Graduate School Process”

McNair Scholars Program and the VA/NC LSAMP Graduate School

Preparation Retreat

Virginia Tech University

Blacksburg, VA

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