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Sheree Moser Assistant Professor of Practice

2020 Ed.D, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, College of Education & Human Sciences
1993 M.S., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Family & Consumer Sciences Education
1982 B.S., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Education & Family Resources

As a lifelong Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) teacher, my professional experiences here began in 2009. Prior to being hired here, I taught at the middle and high school for 20 years, as well as holding a leadership positon in curriculum in Lincoln Public Schools for an additional eight. I feel strongly about professional participation and have been highly involved since the mid-1980s. I currently serve as the UNL student unit adviser for the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) and advocate of the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) student organization. Students are encouraged to participate in community service, judging, and supporting projects sponsored by each organization along with coursework.

Past teaching experiences have also included working with at-risk and marginalized youth, diverse populations, and a wide variety of community organizations. Some of the innovative programs I have been involved in during my tenure include establishing a childcare program for high school pregnant and parenting teens, the ProStart Restaurant Association program pilot and implementation in all 7 high schools, the LPS Culinary Competition (in its 15th year), and coordinating curriculum for FCS, Health Sciences, and the student-parent program.

Currently I am teaching and coordinating the FCS education program on campus at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. This includes all of the methods, curriculum, practicum, and student teaching experiences for the students on campus, and the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (IDEA) master’s degree online classes. These have included FCS history and philosophy, leadership, administration, advanced methods, research, practicum, and student teaching.

To promote and build the FCS Education program here at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, I have worked with the Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers of Nebraska (FCSTN), FCCLA, and this department to recruit at local and state conferences, give presentations, mentor new teachers throughout the state, and nation. I have worked with the Nebraska Department of Education to keep track of openings within the state since 2011, began a Retired FCS Teacher Network and support a Future FCS Teacher Dinner each year with donations from the group. The FCCLA State Adviser has also worked to establish competitive events for FCS education with a scholarship to attend UNL.

Teaching is my passion and being a teacher-educator has truly been my dream job. I am currently working on a terminal degree through the department of Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education within the Carnegie Program for the Educational Doctorate. My dissertation will identify interventions to support struggling student teachers so they can be more successful, especially within FCS and all Career and Technical Education programs here at UNL. I am on track to graduate in December of 2020.

Sheree Moser currently supervises student research in the following program areas:

FCS Education (B.S.)

FCS Education (M.S.)

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Excellence In Teaching Award


Professional Highlights


Honors and Recognition
2019 Donald R. and Mary Lee Swanson Award for Teaching Excellence (CEHS)2019 Leader Award (NAFCS)2018 Student Advisory Board Professor of the Month of May (CEHS)2011,2014, 2018 Parent Organization Outstanding Faculty Recognition Award (UNL)2017 Mortar Board Professor of the Month of September (UNL)2017 National Post-Secondary Teach of the Year Finalist (ACTE)2017 Region V CATE Post-Secondary Teacher of the Year (ACTEN)2016 Nebraska Outstanding Post-Secondary Teacher of the Year (ACTE)2016 National Service Award (FCCLA)2016 Nebraska State Service Award (FCCLA) 2016, Nebraska Family, Career and Community Leaders of America Distinguished Service Award2014, UNL CEHS Distinguished Teaching Award2014, UNL Parent Association Teacher Appreciation Award1997-2014, FCS Developer Award, Nebraska Department of Education 2011, UNL Parent Association Recognition as a Teacher Who Made a Difference2005, ACTEN Service Award State Winner2004, FCSTN Service Award Division Winner2001, “My Favorite Teacher,” Omaha World Herald, nominee by former student, Tasha Crosby2000, ACTE Promising Program Award for LPS Student Parent Program2000, College of Human Resources and Family Sciences Distinguished Alumni, University of Nebraska-Lincoln1999, Teacher of the Year, NAFCS1998, Nominated for Aliant Outstanding Educator Award, LPS Foundation1996, Teacher of the Year, FCSTN1994, Professional Educator of the Year, Planned Parenthood of Lincoln
Experience
2009-Present, Assistant Professor of Practice, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies, Lincoln, Nebraska2000-2009, FCS Assistant Curriculum Specialist, LPS District Office, Lincoln, Nebraska1988-2006, Family & Consumer Sciences Teacher, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska 1995-2005, Department Chair Family & Consumer Sciences, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska1987-1988, Family & Consumer Sciences Teacher, Culler Middle School, Lincoln, Nebraska1983-1985, Graduate Assistant in FCS Education, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska1982-1983, FCS Paraprofessional, Lefler Middle School, Lincoln, Nebraska1982, FCS Long-Term Substitute, Elmwood High School, Elmwood, Nebraska
Memberships
FCSTEAFCSEAAAFCS/NAFCS (Newsletter Chair, Past: President, State President, Public Affairs Chair, Early Childhood Initiative Chair)ASCDUNL Alumni Association Omicron Nu HonoraryFCSTN (Past: President, Legislative Chair, Public Relations Chair, Partnership Award Chair, District 2 Chair)ACTE/ACTEN (Past: Representative for FCSTN and Public Relations Chair)APA/TOPSSPhi Delta Kappa