Emmanuel Moses

Experience

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  Children's Aid Society

  Jul 2005 - Jun 2013

  Assist with the day to day workings of the program, which include: interacting with parents, providing prospective families with information of the the program, ensuring smooth transitions from class to activities for all children (grades K-8), help volunteers and staff with academic portion of program (academic as well as discipline), ensure the safe dismissal of all children. As part of the Study Now, Play Later Saturday Program at The Dunlevy Milbank Center, responsible for the academic portion (curriculum creation and facilitation) of the program for second third and third grade students. Also supported in coordination, and supervision of all students engaging in enrichment activities throughout the day until dismissal. Lead counselor for "Six-Year-Olds Sports/Arts" at Dunlevy Milbank Center in Central Harlem, as part of Summer Camp Program. Supported six-year-old students as they engaged in arts & sports enrichment throughout the day, as well as chaperoning trips.

  • Assistant Director for the Study Now, Play Later Saturday Program

    Sept 2006 - Jun 2013

  • Academic Coordinator for 2nd - 3rd Grade

    Jan 2004 - Aug 2006

  • Summer Camp Counselor

    Jul 2005 - Aug 2005
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  NYU

  Oct 2007 - Aug 2011

  Media Operations Assistant

  Respond to technical difficulties with in-room equipment and assist professors and students with presentations, lectures, etc. (when involved using media equipment).

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  College Advising Corps

  Aug 2011 - Jun 2013

  NY College Advising Corp Adviser

  Worked with 10th – 12th graders throughout the college guidance process – inclusive of SAT/ACT registration, college application submission, financial aid awareness and completion, scholarship search, etc. Tracked progress of all students along the path from college to graduation, including tracking of 1:1 and group meetings, FAFSA completion, SAT/ACT registration and login, colleges applied to, etc. Gained familiarity with New York State High School graduation standards: Regents completion, Advanced Regents requirements, as well as requirements and options for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).Organized college trips, college representative visits, increased college exposure activities, such as Decision Day celebrations, Diploma Doors, and a March Madness competition to increase improvement of school-wide college going culture. Served as school’s Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) coordinator, member of School Leadership Team, and Senior Class adviser. Show less

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  The Opportunity Network

  Aug 2013 - now

  In collaboration with OppNet's Director of Programs and the Assistant Director of Internships and Career Success, work to streamline communication, standardize practices and create alignment between all departments that support the Fellows program. Work collaboratively with the Associate Director of College Guidance and Transition (CGT) and the Assistant Director of College Success to ensure OppNet provides high quality college guidance for high school Fellows and offerings for college Fellows (with own respective caseload of high school and first-year College Fellows) as they transition into college and through college graduation. Show less Oversaw the College Guidance & Transition Team of seven to provide the highest quality “best fit” college guidance for 160 12th Grade Fellows, while ensuring all 160 rising first-years receive support and coaching to navigate necessary resources on campus via College Transition Workshops and check-ins. Audited and codified the College Guidance & Transition Team’s best practices, disseminated insights at relevant conferences and events, and served as the primary relationship builder with colleges and universities. Collaborated with Curriculum & Facilitation Team to transfer in-person workshops and lessons to a virtual format centered on pedagogical practices such as Youth-Led Participatory Action Research and Culturally Responsive Pedagogy. Identified and developed virtual lessons for first-year college students. Show less Led a team of six in a department that provided support around college guidance for 160 12th graders and the first year of college matriculation for 160 first-year college students for a non-profit organization that served 700 student Fellows from 11th grade to senior year of college. Worked with the College Guidance & Transition Team to determine student caseloads for individualized college counseling.Trained, coached, and provided weekly support to develop and master student-centered counseling and programming. Collaborated with the Program Manager of College Success to solidify relationships with student affairs liaisons at colleges across the country where students matriculate Show less Managed College Guidance Team in support of Opportunity Network Fellows throughout college guidance process. Oversaw growth of and management of the College Guidance Program growing from serving 80 Fellows to 140 Fellows, as well as the growth of College Guidance Team to support the increase in Fellows.Implemented inclusion of ACT test prep for Fellows more apt to perform better on the ACT, in addition offering SAT prep. Managed the College Guidance Team as we navigated various programmatic changes from growing volunteer College Essay Coach Program to implementing two separate regional college trips to accommodate larger classes of students. Show less Worked 1:1 with Opportunity Network Fellows throughout college application process to “best-fit” schools. Liaised with admissions officers at a variety of institutions to advocate on behalf of Fellows. Designed and facilitated workshops focused on college exposure & awareness, financial, and college transition.Tracked and analyzed data on college admissions as well as programming for reporting and evaluation purposes. Oversaw implementation and coordination of SAT prep course for Fellows. Planned and chaperoned college trips as well as identify fly-in opportunities for Fellows. Supported caseload of College Fellows while enrolled in college. Show less

  • Director of College Access & Success

    Oct 2022 - now

  • Associate Director of College Guidance & Transition

    Sept 2019 - Sept 2022

  • Assistant Director of College Guidance and Transition

    Jul 2018 - Aug 2019

  • Senior Manager of College Guidance

    Jul 2014 - Jul 2018

  • Manager of College Guidance

    Aug 2013 - Jul 2014
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  Bowdoin College

  Jul 2015 - Jun 2018

  Collaborative for Access & Successful College Outcomes (CASCO) Conference Planning Committee Member

  Attended inaugural CASCO Conference in June of 2015, and served as member of planning committee for subsequent conferences (June 2016 and June 2018); “CASCO conference unites and empowers professionals from high schools, community organizations, and college admissions and student affairs in building solid pathways for student success” with focus on underrepresented and first-generation college students

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  College Advising Corps

  Aug 2015 - Aug 2019

  Alumni Council Member

  Helped develop programming and resources to serve rising and current alumni of the College Advising Corps; inclusive of coordinating regional networking events, design workshops focused on transition, and reaching out to alumni to serve on panels at regional summits

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  Coalition for College

  Nov 2015 - now

  Serving second two-year term as one of twenty counselors, advisers, and community-based leaders to help imagine future of CCC, and engage in conversation related to technology development, training materials and resources, and determining ways for Coalition members to aid students who lack adequate support as they navigate the college application process As a member of CCC, received early access to Coalition platform, provide feedback, and joined Counselor Engagement subcommittee to help improve platform before public release in April 2016; post-release, provided feedback to, and communicated with Coalition leadership

  • Coalition Counselor Committee (CCC) Leadership Council

    Sept 2018 - now

  • Coalition Counselor Committee (CCC) Member

    Nov 2015 - Aug 2018
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  New York State Association for College Admission Counseling

  Oct 2016 - now

  This role in the governance structure involves duties at both the national and state levels. Delegates traditionally have a key role in helping to shape the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) and New York State Association for College Admission Counseling (NYSACAC) policies and initiatives. As elected officers of the NYSACAC Executive Board, Delegates help perform the business of the Association, and they provide resources for the larger constituency of member concerns. Delegates are voting members of the Executive Board. In addition, delegates who are not currently serving as co-chairs will support a particular NYSACAC initiative or committee during every year of their board service, as determined by the Presidents. The term of office is three years, and Delegates must be voting members of NACAC and members of NYSACAC. A summary of Delegate responsibilities is listed in the NYSACAC Policies and Procedures Manual. Show less

  • CBO/Secondary School Representative

    Jun 2022 - now

  • Coming Together Conference Co-Chair

    Aug 2021 - now

  • Coming Together Conference Committee Member

    Oct 2016 - Aug 2021
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  College Access Consortium of New York (CACNY)

  Jul 2017 - Jun 2023

  Managed operating budget (30K-40K annually), programmatic expenses, and program budgets for events put on by CACNY Board.Worked closely with Vice Chair of Communications and Vice Chair of Meetings to support the costs, and need to shift to a virtual format for our membership during the pandemicWorked closely with Vice-Chair of Membership Development to put forward, and get approved, a reduction in membership fees for two consecutive years in response to COVID-19 pandemicServe as Board Liaison to Scholarship Committee in charge of selecting and awarding annual scholarships to NYC students attending college: five first-year college scholarships ranging from $500 - $1,500 (with support of Scholarship Chair, was able to double that amount to ten scholarships in final year as Treasurer) and one college transfer scholarship of $1,000 Show less

  • Chair Emeritus

    Jul 2021 - Jun 2023

  • Treasurer

    Jul 2017 - Jun 2021
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  Institute for Nonprofit Practice

  Jan 2020 - Jun 2020

  Community Fellow

  The Institute's Community Fellows Program (CFP) invests in the next generation of nonprofit and community leaders dedicated to social change by advancing their leadership skills, increasing their social capital, and embedding students in a robust professional network to propel their careers.CFP is a fully-funded fellowship for high-potential emerging leaders poised to take the next step in their career. Each year, the fellows chosen will become part of a growing network of change leaders who will rise together in the field. Show less

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  Grinnell College

  Feb 2020 - now

  Counselor Advisory Board Member

  Serving two-year term as a part of Grinnell College’s inaugural Counselor Advisory Board, made up of counselors from high schools and CBOs around the country to provide insight and feedback on ideas for the recruitment and yield of students

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  University of Chicago

  Aug 2020 - now

  UChicago CBO Council Member

  Work collaboratively with other CBO partners from around the country, as well as staff from the University of Chicago, to gain access to resources for our students, but also provide insight as to how UChicago can best support the efforts within the communities our organizations serve.

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  Institute for Nonprofit Practice

  Sept 2023 - May 2024

  The Core Certificate Program

  The Core Certificate Program (or Core Program) equips nonprofit, public and social impact leaders with the skills, knowledge, and networks they need to make strategic, mission-driven decisions that center diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB), and effect meaningful change in their organizations and beyond.

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  Northeastern University

  Nov 2023 - now

  Advisory Board Member
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  National College Attainment Network (NCAN)

  Jan 2024 - Dec 2024

  NCAN Leading for Equity Fellow

  The National College Attainment Network (NCAN) is pleased to announce the launch of the third annual cohort of our Leading for Equity Fellowship program. The purpose of this fellowship program is to expand the number of leaders of color represented in the C-suite within organizations in the college attainment field.At college attainment organizations, people of color are often well-represented among student-serving positions, but not in executive leadership. However, professionals of color know firsthand the systemic barriers that can deter students from achieving a college degree. They also are vital role models and transformative leaders.This yearlong fellowship will provide leadership development and growth to emerging leaders from NCAN member organizations who aspire to become C-suite leaders in our field within the next five years. We will also bring these individuals to the attention of field leaders and search firms. Show less

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  National Association for College Admission Counseling

  Aug 2024 - now

  Co-Chair for Ad Hoc Committee on Transparency in College Admission