Dominique Moss

Dominique Moss is a highly accomplished individual with a Master of Education degree, specializing in Urban Education and Leadership from Loyola Marymount University. Her dedication is towards creating a positive impact on students of color within the education system. Dominique holds a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from the University of Maryland College Park.

Throughout her career, Dominique has been involved in various educational roles, starting as a Community Assistant at the University of Maryland College Park. She has served as a Program Assistant at Community Bridges, Incorporated, a Corps Member at Teach For America, a 3rd Grade Teacher at Reach Academy at Oakland Unified School District, and an Afterschool Literacy Teacher at Springboard Collaborative, among others. Her experience also includes being a Teacher's Assistant in the Summer Program at Black Girls CODE and an Intervention Services Coordinator at Making Waves Academy.

Currently, Dominique Moss holds the position of Program Coordinator in Workforce Development at Diablo Valley College, where she continues to make significant contributions to the educational sector. Her extensive background showcases a deep commitment to empowering students and fostering an inclusive learning environment.