Candace M. Moore CV-University of Maryland 2024_0
Candace M. Moore CV-University of Maryland 2024_0
Candace M. Moore CV-University of Maryland 2024_0
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I. Personal Information
I.A. UID, Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Contact Information
Moore, Candace, Maddox
Counseling, Higher Education, & Special Education Department
College of Education
3234A Benjamin Building
University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742
[email protected]
301-405-6872
2017-2021 Director
Center for Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education
Counseling, High Education, and Special Education
College of Education
College of Education
University of Maryland
II.B. Chapters
II.B.1. Books
Boss, G. J., Davis, T. J., Porter, C. J., & Moore, C. M. (2022). Second to none:
Contingent women of Color faculty in the classroom. In Information Resources
Management Association (Ed.), Research anthology on feminist studies and gender
perceptions (pp. 170-184). IGI Global. DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-4511-2. [reprint]
Boss, G. J., Davis, T. J., Porter, C. J., & Moore, C. M. (2019). Second to
none: Contingent women of Color faculty in the classroom. In R. Jeffries
(Ed.), Diversity, equity, and inclusivity in contemporary higher education (pp.
211-225). IGI Global. [original print]
Moore, C.M., Nefos-Webb, S., Smith, C.V., Lacy, M., & Martin, T. (2018). Telling a
story of student success at HBCUs: Barriers for researchers at a PWI. In S. Davis &
W. Kimbrough (Eds). Models of Success: How historically Black Colleges and
Universities survive the economic recession, (pp. 21-33). Charlotte, NC: Information
Age. ISBN: 978-1-68123-991-0.
Jones Boss, G. M., Porter, C. J., Davis, T. J., & Moore, C. M. (2021). Who Cares?:
(Re)visioning Labor Justice for Black Women Contingent Faculty. Journal of African
American Women and Girls in Education, 1(1). doi: 10.21423/jaawge-v1i1a19.
Martin, J., Moore, C., Foley, A., & McDermid, K. (2021). Culturally Conscious
Assessment as Pedagogy in Study Abroad. Frontiers: The Interdisciplinary Journal
of Study Abroad, 33(1), 168-186. https://doi.org/10.36366/frontiers.v33i1.508
Moore, C. M., Martin, J. A., Boakye-Yiadom, M., Stone, J., & Lanahan, M. (2020).
Harvesting Culturally Conscious Knowledge in a Post-Truth Era: Ghanaian
and American Higher Education Collaborations. Ghana Journal of Higher Education.
7, 28-49. ISSN: 2343-6948. Retrieved from
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https://gtec.edu.gh/download/file/Journal%20vol.%207.pdf
Porter, C. J., Moore, C. M., Jones Boss, G. M., Davis, T. J., & Louis, D. A. (2020).
Young, gifted, Black, and contingent: Narratives of four women faculty in Higher
Education/Student Affairs (HESA). The Journal of Higher Education. 91(5),
674-697. https://doi.org/10.1080/00221546.2019.1700478
Maddox, C. E., Cauthen, T.W. III, & Cooper, D. L. (Eds.). (2014). Academic and
student affairs collaborations. Special Issue of the Georgia Journal of College Student
Affairs, 30(2), 1-139. https://doi.org/10.20429/gcpa.2014.300201
Moore, C. M. (May 2019). Keynote Address. "You cannot not expect the
unconventional by employing conventional measures: Transformative Graduate
Education". University of Cape Coast, Institute of Educational Planning and
Administration, Students’ Creativity and Innovations Expo, Cape Coast, Ghana.
National:
Moore, C. M. (May 2015). Keynote Address. “I am somebody and my story
matters”. University of Georgia, Minority Services and Programs, Rite of Sanfoka
Graduation Ceremony, Athens, GA.
Maddox, C. E. (May 2014). Keynote Address. “An ode to hip hop: When did you
fall in love with student affairs?”. University of Georgia, College Student Affairs
Administration Program, Graduation Ceremony, Athens, GA.
Moore, C. M. & Martin, J.A. (January 2022). The Impacts of Coloniality, Indigeneity,
and Critical Hybridity on African Higher Education. Webinar presented by the
Institute of Educational Planning and Administration a UNESCO Category II Centre
of Excellence, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana.
Bode, J., Moore, C. M., & Mohammed, I. (May 2021). Emerging Trends in
Internationalization in Higher Education. Webinar presented by Centre for
International Education and Collaboration in the University of Professional Studies
Accra, Accra, Ghana.
National:
Moore, C. M. (August 2018). Culturally Conscious Pedagogy: Promising Practices.
Presented at Curriculum Design Training, Office of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion,
Fredrick Community College, Fredrick, MD.
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Goodman, M., Moore, C. M., DeSawal, D., and McCready, A. (March 2024). Beyond
“Non-Tenure-Track”: Engaging Development, Leadership, and Growth for Clinical
and Professional-Track Faculty. National Association of Student
Personnel Administrators, Seattle, WA.
Davis, T. J., Porter, C. J., Maddox, C. E., Harris, S. (March 2014). Sister Docs:
co-presenter, National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, Baltimore,
MD.
Banks, W., Maddox, C. E., Smith, K. (February 2009). Simply the Best: Renewing,
Unifying & Building Staff Morale. Georgia College Personnel Association, Athens,
GA.
*Maddox, C.E. (August, 2009). A Holistic View: Supervision on All Angles. The
University of Georgia, Department of University Housing, Graduate Staff Training,
Athens, GA.
Lind, K., Maddox, C. E., Seller, S., Stieger, G. (February, 2004). The Parent &
Student Transition: Interventions Guide for Professionals. Georgia College
Personnel Association, Tybee Island, GA.
Davis-Carter, J., Cuicchi, M., Maddox, C.E. (October 2003). Changing Our Lens:
The Aftermath of Affirmative Action. Southern Association of College Student Affairs
Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC.
Moore, C. M., Sam, K., Mensah, E. K., Affreh, O., & Boakye-Yiadom, M. (January
2023). Culturally Conscious Pedagogy and Practice: Collaborating to Inform
Ghanaian Higher Education COVID-19 Response, Part I. Research presented at
Education Association of South Africa Conference, Cape Town, South Africa.
National:
Kaler-Jones, C., Briscoe, K., & Moore, C. M. (2021). Yes, Teaching and Pedagogical
Practices Matter: Graduate Students’ of Color Stories in Hybrid HESA Programs.
Research presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research
Association, virtual conference (due to COVID-19).
Briscoe, K., Moore, C. M., & Kaler-Jones, C. (2020). Students' of Color Racialized
Experiences with Faculty in Hybrid HESA. Research presented at the
annual meeting of the American College Personnel Association Conference,
Nashville, TN.
Moore, C. M., Boakye-Yiadom, M., Martin, J. A., Stone, J., & Lanahan, M. (2019).
Harvesting Culturally Conscious Knowledge in a Post-Truth Era: Ghanaian and
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Martin, J. A., Lee, J., Griffin, A., Zewdie, H., Moore, C. M., & Boakye-Yiadom,
M. (April 2019). Subverting Knowledge Transfer Assumptions: Reflection Narratives
from a Short-term Study Abroad Trip to Ghana, West Africa. Roundtable presented at
the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Toronto, ON.
Jones-Boss, G., Porter, C. J., Davis, T. J., & Moore, C. M., (November 2017). “Her
Work is Different”: Academic Labor Among Contingent Black Women Faculty.
Research presented at the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher
Education, Houston, TX.
Moore, C. M. & Martin, J.A. (2017). Ready, set, hike: A case study of student
athletes’ life after sport. Research presented at the annual meeting of the American
Educational Research Association, San Antonio, TX.
Martin, J.A., Maddox- Moore, C.E., Smith, C.V., Gay, Fitzer, J. (March, 2016). A
Case Study of Student Athletes' Life After Sport. Research presentation at the annual
meeting of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators,
Indianapolis, ID.
Maddox, C. E., Davis, T. J., Smith, C. V., & McPherson, T. (March 2015). Counter
Narratives & Perspective Gathering: Student Success at Historically Black Colleges
and Universities (HBCUs), Research presentation at the annual meeting of the
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, New Orleans, LA.
Maddox, C. E., Davis, T. J., & McPherson, T. (April 2015). Counter Narratives &
Perspective Gathering: Student Success at Historically Black Colleges and
Universities (HBCUs), Research presentation at the annual meeting of the American
Association of Blacks in Higher Education, Charleston, SC.
Womack, V., Richards, R., Bauer, D., Fontenot, O., Chiang, T., Maddox, C. E.,
(2013). Navigating Southern Capitals, Greek Columns, and Antebellum Culture: The
Challenges of a Transformative Liberal Arts Education, National Conference on Race
and Ethnicity, New Orleans, LA.
Cooper, D. L., Espino, M., Maddox, C., Riley, J., Baker, T., Davis, T., & Foster, L.
(November, 2011). Using Collaborative Research to Explore HBCU’s, Research
presented at the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education,
Charlotte, NC.
Maddox, C.E. & Cuicchi, M. (February 2003). Motivation and Recognition. Georgia
Collegiate Leadership Conference, Athens, GA.
*Maddox, C.E. (August, 2002 & 2003). Crisis Management. University of Georgia,
Department of University Housing, Brumby Community Resident Assistant Training,
Athens, GA.
*Invited
Regional, State, Local:
Maddox, C. E., Martin, T., & Smith, C. V. (January 2015). Student success at
historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), University of Georgia College
of Education Counseling and Human Development Services Department Research
Brown Bag, Athens, GA.
II.E.7. Symposia
International:
Moore, C. M., (August 2022). Reshaping Education Systems in Africa. Discussant.
Presented during the Association of African Universities International Conference on
Education and Restitution, Accra, Ghana.
Moore, C. M., Martin, J. A., Boakye-Yiadom, M., Tandoh, K.B., Adutwum, Y., &
Diekmann, K. (July 2020+1). Increasing Tertiary Education Demands in Post-
Liberation Ghana: Serving the Public Good through Student Services. Presented
during the World Education Research Association Focal Meeting 2020+1, Santiago
de Compostela, Spain. (canceled due to COVID-19)
Moore, C.M. (February 2020, March 2019, March 2018). Opening Plenary,
Presented at the Higher Education in the Ghanaian Context (HEGC!) International
Symposium, College Park, MD and Cape Coast, Ghana.
National:
Bukoski, B., Walpole, M., Moore, C.M., Shelton, L.J., & Natow, R. (November
2022). Tips for New HESA Program Coordinators. Symposium presented at the
Council for the Advancement of Higher Education Programs pre-conference annual
meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education, Las Vegas, NV.
George Mwangi, C., Martin, J. A., Moore, C. M., Stein, S., & Yao, C. (November
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2019). It’s Always Been Here: Race, Racism, and Coloniality within U.S. Higher
Education Internationalization. Symposium presented at the annual meeting of the
Association for the Study of Higher Education, Portland, OR.
Lange, A. C., & Maddox, C. E. (2014, October). Gay men of Color and campus
environments: Considerations of the population’s voice. Research-in-brief
presentation given at the National Symposium on LGBTQ Research in Higher
Education in East Lansing, MI.
Moore, C. M. & Martin, J. A. (January 2020; January 2019; January 2018). Higher
Education in the Ghanaian Context (HEGC!) and University of Cape Coast Institute
for Educational Planning and Administration (IEPA) Colloquium, Cape Coast,
Ghana.
Moore, C.M. & Boakye-Yiadom, M. (2018). The College Student & Personnel
Services in a Global Context, University of Maryland, Office of International Affairs:
Global Classroom Initiative ($10,000) PI.
Grants:
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Moore, C.M. & Stone, J.A. (2019). Decolonizing Student Affairs Practice Globally.
University of Maryland, Graduate School: Faculty-Student Research Award
($10,000) PI. Status: Not awarded.
Moore, C. M., Young, H., Martin, J. A., Smith, C.V., Gay, Fitzer, J. (2015). Student
Athletes in Transition: Lie After Support Development, NCAA Innovations in
Research and Practice Grant ($16,082) PI. Status: Not awarded.
Maddox, C. E., Martin, J.A., & Smith, C.V. (2015). Investigating Former Student
Athletes Transitions, National Association of Student Personnel Administrator
Channing Briggs Small Grant Foundation ($5,000). Status: Not awarded.
Maddox, C. E., Martin, J.A., & Smith, C.V. (2015). Student Athlete Transitions:
Participatory Action Research with Athletic Academic Counselors and Academic
Mentors, The National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience and Students
in Transition Paul Fidler Grant ($3,680.00). Status: Not awarded.
Maddox, C. E., Young, H., Fulford, M., Martin, J. A., Smith, C.V., Gay, C. A.,
Nefos-Webb, S., & Cornett, S. (2014). Student Athletes in Transition: A Mixed
Methods Interdisciplinary Approach, NCAA Innovations in Research and Practice
Grant ($50,000) PI. Status: Not awarded.
College of Education
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
Moore, C. M., Boakye-Yiadom, M., Mensah, E. K., Dissassa, D., McDermid, K., &
Martin, J.A. (in progress). Pedagogy, Collaboration, and Project-Based Learning with
American and Ghanaian Graduate Education. Data Collection
University of Georgia
Graduate Courses
ECHD 7000—Master’s Seminar
ECHD 7060—Dimensions of Multicultural Practice in Student Affairs
ECHD 7420—Student Development Theory I
ECHD 7440—Administration in College Student Affairs
ECHD 7460—Special Issues in Student Affairs
ECHD 7740—Master’s Practicum-Supervised Practice
ECHD 7840—College Student Affairs Administration Internship
ECHD 7940—Research Methods
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Oglethorpe University
Undergraduate Courses
CDE 201—Career Development and Exploration (Sophomore Choices)
SEN 401—Senior Transitions
Joined the Graduate Faculty of the University of Maryland in 2018, full member
Joined the Graduate Faculty of the University of Georgia in 2018, adjunct member
III.C.1. Master’s
ROLE
Student Degree Major Com Thesis Com Mo/Yr
Chair Advisor Member Graduated
Reich, Madeline (UMD) M.A. HESI X 8/2019
Zewdie, Hana (UMD) M.A. HESI X 8/2019
III.C.2. Doctoral
ROLE
Com Thesis Com Mo/Yr
Student Degree Major Chair Advisor Member Graduated
Honi Migdol (UGA) Ed.D. SAL X 5/2016
Danielle Vitale (UGA) Ph.D. CSAA Co-Chair 12/2016
Scott Brown (UGA) Ph.D. CSAA X 5/2017
Marvette Lacy (UGA) Ph.D. CSAA X 5/2017
Jillian Martin (UGA) Ph.D. CSAA X 5/2017
India Blackburn (UGA) Ed.D. SAL X 5/2018
Courtney Gay (UGA) Ph.D. CSAA X 5/2018
Zoe Johnson (UGA) Ph.D. CSAA X 5/2018
Carrie Smith (UGA) Ph.D CSAA X 5/2018
Willene Brown (UGA) Ed.D. SAL X 5/2018
Demetrius Smith (UGA) Ed.D. SAL X 5/2018
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III.D. Mentorship
III.D.1. Post-doctoral
2021 Branden Elmore, Ph.D.
2019-2020 Marvette Lacy, Ph.D.
2019-2020 Kelly Slay, Ph.D.
2017-2019 Jenna Sablan, Ph.D.
2017-2019 Melissa Rocco, Ph.D.
Hannah Sanders
Stephen Taylor
III.E.2. Doctoral
Pre-Proposal Students
University of Maryland 2016-present
Lorae Bonamy-Lohve (current)
Lindsay Inge-Carpenter (current)
Peter J. DeCrescenzo (current)
Timothy Bryson (current)
Kelly Marbury (current)
Ebenezer Mensah (current)
Russell McLain (current)
Carla Partlow (current)
Kwesi Sam (current)
Pamela Scott (current)
III.E.3. Other
I served as a co-faculty director of the UMD HESI Preview committee 2016-2017
and 2018-2019. I served as the faculty director 2019-2021, 2022-2023.
Guest Lecturer, Narrative Inquiry, ECHD 7940 Research Methods, College Student
Affairs Administration M.Ed. Program, Spring 2011
University of Georgia
▪ Advisory Board Development, EdD Student Affairs Leadership Program, 2016
▪ Curriculum Development and Academic Advising, Student Affairs Leadership
Minor, 2015-2016
▪ Curriculum Development, EdD Student Affairs Leadership Program, 2013-2016
▪ Reviewer, Curriculum Committee, Counseling and Human Development Services
Department, 2015-2016
▪ Course Development, 2013-2016
o Organizational Development
o Supervised Practice Internship for EdD in Student Affairs Leadership
o Seminar in Student Affairs Administration
o Student Development Theory I
o Master’s Practicum-Supervised Practice
o Research Seminar in Counseling and Human Development Services
University of Georgia
▪ Innovation in Teaching and Technology, Participant, August 2013-May 2014
▪ Ghana Study Abroad in Education, Faculty Assistant, December 2015
▪ Facilitator of Social Justice Conversations, Counseling and Human Development
Services Department, 2014-2016
▪ Reviewer, Faculty Awards Committee, College of Education, 2014-2016
University of Georgia
▪ University Council, University of Georgia, invited in 2016
https://upsa.edu.gh/20-higher-education-managers-benefit-from-upsa-daad-dies-natio
nal-multiplication-training-2022/
Quoted in Hill, A. (June, 2021). Candace Maddox Moore Receives Fulbright Award
to Study Higher Education’s COVID-19 Response in Ghana. Retrieved from
https://education.umd.edu/news/06-10-21-candace-maddox-moore-receives-fulbright
award-study-higher-education%E2%80%99s-covid-19
Quoted in Joy Online (May, 2019). Engage more with communities -- IEPA urges
researchers. Retrieved from
https://education.umd.edu/news/05-22-19-my-joy-online-engage-more-communities-
%E2%80%93-iepa-urges-researchers
Mentioned in Joy Online (October, 2018). Dr. Michael Boakye-Yiadom of UCC Wins
2018 Global Classrooms Initiative Award. Retrieved from
https://www.myjoyonline.com/?s=Dr.+Michael+Boakye-Yiadom+of+UCC+Wins+20
18+Global+Classrooms+Initiative+Award
Quoted in Hill, A. (Winter, 2018). UMD’s New Center for Diversity and Inclusion in
Higher Education. Endeavors: University of Maryland College of Education, (32),
4-6. Retrieved from
https://issuu.com/umcpcollegeofed/docs/endeavors_winter_2018/7
Quoted in UMD Right Now (January, 2018). UMD to Host Thought Leaders Summit
on Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education. Retrieved from
https://umdrightnow.umd.edu/news/umd-host-thought-leaders-summit-diversity-and-i
nclusion-higher-education
Retrieved from
https://www.jbhe.com/2017/10/university-of-maryland-establishes-the-center-for-dive
rsity-and-inclusion-in-higher-education/
Contributed to UMD Right Now (October, 2017). UMD Launches Center for
Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education. Retrieved from
https://umdrightnow.umd.edu/news/umd-launches-center-diversity-and-inclusion-hig
her-education
Covered in UGA News Source (May, 2014). Faculty member, community leader and
student receive Bates Medal of Excellence. The Red and Black. Retrieved from
https://www.redandblack.com/uganews/faculty-member-community-leader-and-stude
nt-receive-bates-medal-of/article_9846a2c4-da04-11e3-b16c-0017a43b2370.html
IV.D.2. Blogs
Moore, C.M., Martin, J.A, & Boakye-Yiadom, M. (2018, June 10). Responding to
Ghana’s Call: Understanding Higher Education in the Ghanaian Context. ACPA Blog:
Commission for Global Dimensions of Student Development. [Online] Retrieved
from
http://www.myacpa.org/entity/commission-global-dimensions-student-development/b
log/responding-ghana%E2%80%99s-call-understanding