Center for Educational Outreach and Engagement (CEOE)

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On November 30 and December 1, CEOE provided training in the Culture Bump^™ Approach to educational leaders in the Trussville City Schools. Superintendent Dr. Pattie Neill, assistant superintendents, other educational leaders and teachers engaged in two days of Culture Bump training to enhance the learning experience for students in the suburban Birmingham district.

Ryan M. Moss, M.Ed., has joined the staff of the Center for Educational Outreach and Engagement (CEOE) to serve as the coordinator of the state funded Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act grant (WIOA). The WIOA grant is a partnership between Auburn University Outreach (CEOE, Office of Professional and Continuing Education and Faculty Engagement), Harbert School of Business, Macon County and Bullock County Career Technical Education programs and the Black Belt Community Foundation. AU will provide education and training to high school juniors and seniors, including supplemental leadership services. The program targets students seeking career tech certificates in the medical sciences. When students complete this program, they will have the skills and credentials to be successful members of the local employment workforce in their chosen area, as well as prepared for future endeavors which may include the military, technical institute, 2-year college, or 4-year college. Mr. Moss will be responsible for the oversight and administration of the grant providing technical reporting to the State of Alabama.

Mr. Moss comes to CEOE with nearly 20 years of PreK-12 experience including teaching, coaching and administration. Most recently he served as principal of the Orange Beach Elementary School in Orange Beach, AL. Mr. Moss is a two-time alumnus of Auburn University (B.S. in Ed.’00 and M. Ed.’02).