Sarah Moore

As a senior in college, I am extremely thankful for all of the skills I have been able to acquire throughout my experience in both the workforce and from my academic career, even though both of these paths are far from over. I have learned how to take care of others, build things, remain sensitive and aware, and learn how to better organize my own life. I have built life-long relationships with co-workers and employers. Overall, I am a very helpful and positive source of energy to have in any environment. I have done a lot of work internally and externally in the past three years. I have grown my cultural knowledge through my studies at EMU and in being involved in the Latinx Student Alliance, as well as through remaining engaged with events on campus I have also guided my peers through aspects of Title IX, helped them find resources, and served as a mentor through becoming a Peer Educator. These two roles helped me to become accountable, responsible, and learn how to best manage my time. Maintaining a growth mindset and the ability to remain organized and focused are some of my best qualities.

• Celeste Thomas, (717) 377-2497, Cultural Director at EMU - Coordinator for LSA, celeste.thomas@emu.edu
• Andy Vanhook, (540)271-0023, Family Friend - Imaginative Producer at Appeal Productions
• Stephanie Turner, (540)332-3940, Family friend, sturner@staunton.k12.va.us
• Venissa White, (802) 591-2294, Peer Educators Supervisor, venissa.white@emu.edu
• Shannon Dycus, (540) 432-4000, Lovely Dean of Students, shannon.dycus@emu.edu
• Matt Tibbles, (540)467-1759, Supervisor/Professor, matt@ourcommunityplace.org

• ENGL 344 - Ways of War and Peace
• PSYC 391 - Introduction to Counseling
• PSYC 441 - Teaching of Psychology
• PSYC 472 - Research in Psychology
• PSYC 482 - Psychology Internship I
• PXD 341 - Mediation and Facilitation
• CMUS203 "Music of the Marvel Cinematic Universe." (Honors Colloquium Course)
• HIST352 History of Women
• PSYC231 Applied Behavior Analysis
• PXD331 Restorative Justice & Trauma Aware
• SPAN120 Elementary Spanish II
• WRIT200 Introduction to Creative Writing
• PHIL201 Introduction to Philosophy
• PSYC301 Psyc of Interpersonal Relationships
• PSYC331 Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC342 Cognitive Psychology
• PXD151 Exploring Conflict & Peace
• HONRS401 Worldview Seminar
• PSYC203 Developmental Case
• PSYC311 Psychological Design and Analysis
• PXD261 Community & Conflict Analysis
• SOWK200 Social Behavior & Diversity

Spring 2024 Semester Courses:

• PSYC 361 Theories of Personality
• PSYC 451 Neuropsychology
• PSYC 473 Applied: Research in Psychology
• PSYC 483 Psych Internship II
• PXD 341 Mediation and Facilitation
• SOC 225 Theories of Social Change