“I always enjoy dreaming and achieving goals alongside students.”What do you look forward to in your interactions with APSU students?
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Miami University, PhD in Educational Leadership, Culture & Curriculum, 2024
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Southern Illinois University, Master of Science in Educational Administration & Higher Education, 2011
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Western Kentucky University, Bachelor of Arts in English & Allied Language Arts/Secondary Teaching, 2008
Teacher, Teacher Educator, Consultant, Business Owner, Researcher, Social Justice Education Advocate, Director/Associate Director within Higher Education and Student Affairs. 15+ years of work experience at the collegiate level.
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Black feminist pedagogies
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intergenerational joy
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pre-service teaching
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sociocultural foundations of education
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joy
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Moran, D.M. (2026). Beyond the margins: Women of color at work. in J. Campbell (1st Eds), The enemy of compliance: Embracing workplace diversity (pp. 133-142).
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Moran, D.M. (2024). "Don't be a hard rock when you really are a gem" joy is just the minimum: an exploration of black feminist pedagogies, dissertation, Miami University
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Aronson, B., Parker, A., Moran, D., et al (June 2023). “Sitting With…” Narratives of Teaching About Antiblackness in Teacher Education. Equity & Excellence in Education: University of Massachusetts School of Education Journal, 2023, pp. 1-16
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Moran, D., & Robinson, J. (2023). We understood the assignment: an autobiographical narration of black women's diversity, equity & inclusion leaders moving beyond formalized higher education spaces. In Surviving and Changing the Culture of White, Patriarchal Higher Education: Personal Essays of Struggle and Hope (Chapter 13, pp. 1-7). Innovative Ink.
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Moran, D., & Hayes, W. (2023). “Playing politics”: navigating administration expectations while engaging critical theory in teacher education. In Surviving and Changing the Culture of White, Patriarchal Higher Education: Personal Essays of Struggle and Hope (pp. 1–10). Innovative Ink.
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Moran, D. & Brown, D. (2022) Honoring bell hooks’ legacy: Humanist, feminist, public intellectual, social critic, and educator. Women Gender & Families of Color, 10(1)
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Moran, D. (April 2020) Instrumental. The Femellectual: home, borders, between., Volume 4, 73-74