Kate Moss is a Doctoral Lecturer in General Education and Liberal Studies and teaches Digital Literacy, Composition, Advanced Composition, Writing at Work, World Literature, and the Liberal Studies Pro-Seminar and Capstones I and II.  She also serves as the Writing Fellows/Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) and Tutoring Coordinator. Moss completed a Ph.D. in English at the CUNY Graduate Center with research focused on contemporary fiction published in Britain and narrated in non-standard Englishes, including works by James Kelman, Samuel Selvon, and Suhayl Saadi. Besides 20th and 21st century English, Scottish, Irish, and other Anglophone literatures, she has expertise in writing and writing center studies, and WAC. She is currently working on a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) project begun while she was a SoTL Fellow in the CUNY Innovate Teaching Academy 2022 Summer Institute. She completed an M.A. at Marquette University, and her undergraduate M.A. (Hons.) in English Language and Literature at the University of St. Andrews (Scotland).  Before SPS, Moss taught at Marquette University, Stern College, and Queens and Lehman Colleges (CUNY), and served as a Writing Fellow (Lehman College), Instructional Technology Fellow (CUNY Macaulay Honors College/ Queens College), and a Communications Fellow (Schwartz Communication Institute, Baruch College).