As Cultural and Community-Based Digital Curator, I look to develop interdisciplinary initiatives to enhance the learning experience of the academic and cultural community by: 1) investing in community-based documentarians who will expand library collections with new perspectives; 2) identifying funding for student internships and fellowships for research projects and engage the next generation interested in digital humanities and curation, and 3) creating a range of digital engagements to connect with underserved communities and institutions.

Dr. Moïse is currently a CLIR/Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Data Curation for Haitian Visual Arts. She works jointly with the Grinnell College Library and the Waterloo Center for the Arts. Dr. Moïse will play a central role in coordinating the Haitian Art Digital Crossroads project (HADC). The HADC aims to make the Haitian art collection of the Waterloo Center for the Arts, the largest publicly held collection of Haitian art in the world, digitally accessible as a preparatory study for the creation of a digital hub for a network of online resources in Haitian and Caribbean studies. In addition to managing this project, she will collaborate with cultural and academic institutes within Haiti and the Diaspora to build awareness of this collection as she develops her ‘mitan-morphic’ theory. To access the “Mitan-Morphic” exhibition visit www.vivrestudios.com/mitanmorphic

Own and operate a studio that showcases "My Petrouchka" artwork and conducts painting classes for individuals and groups wanting to learn painting on silk and other types of textiles for display, wearable art or home decor.My style is a natural expression of a color and texture. It would be described as a cross between a fine craftsman and mature artist. I describe my art as “subtly intense”. The pieces have depth but their statements are not overpowering. I believe that the outlines in nature allows us to translate the energy of a moment, When I work with wood, the grains tell me how to flow, and I just bring out what is already there. With silk, it is a composition of layers and tones that releases a sound of color. Through my art I believe that I am becoming more of a storyteller than an artist.I have been creating and designing works of art for the past 15 years. I am planning on researching the textile arts of the Haitian culture to create a new fusion between the dynamics of wood and fabric.vivrestudios.com

Analyst - analyze business problems, and develop and deliver leadership-improvement solutions for corporations, government agencies, and start-up companies.Designer: Unique talent for developing smart solutions that produce strong results for clients, she helps incorporate technology, process and people into project success strategies.www.thtbb.net

Mooi Lab is a creative pop-up concept for individuals and their friends to try out their inspirations and passions.Mooi Labs' mission is to provide a space where you can discover your own creative self. While being a creative myself, I love helping people personalize their "ah-ha" moments. May it be learning to paint, creating a new dish or cocktail, or trying your own "DIY" inspiration from social media. Our motto is " I am the chemist to my own happiness." Being able to make something customized to your tastes and style makes life more beautiful and colorful. We look to have a better understanding of ourselves and the activities and relationships that make us grow into better people.www.mooilabs.com

Responsible to develop and implement statewide cost-of-care initiatives related to behavioral/ physical health integration and Social Determinants of Health through Louisiana providers under the Healthy Blue Plan. Responsible for building awareness and developing provider participation, manage stakeholder relations with health-based organizations and state leadership, create strategic planning and operational guidelines for best-practice protocols, and create data analysis reports in relation to qualitative and quantitative metric goals established by the health plan.

Manage an $7.5 million dollar grant that supports the Nonpublic Early Childhood Development (NSECD) Program. The NSECD Program is designed to provide high-quality, developmentally appropriate preschool instruction to eligible at-risk four-year old children residingthe Governor’s Office of Community Programs in Louisiana.• Assist the Executive Director of Early Childhood in the implementation of policy and procedure necessary to achieve the goals and missions of the Early Childhood Education Act (Act 3) that mandated an overhaul of the entire early childhood care and education system in the state related to governance, licensing, accountability, and funding structure of all publicly funded early learning programs for children birth through age four in Louisiana. • To be proficient with all early childhood programs (ie. Headstart, Child Care, LA4, etc. ) and network with state, regional and local leadership to align and raise standards across all funding streams.

Manage an $8.5 million dollar TANF grant that supports the Nonpublic Early Childhood Development (NSECD) Program. The NSECD Program is designed to provide high-quality, developmentally appropriate preschool instruction to eligible at-risk four-year old children residing in Louisiana.• Assist the OCP Director in the implementation of policy and procedure necessary to achieve the goals and missions of the Governor’s Office of Community Programs• Supervise the coordination of research, analysis and policy management activities related to statewide implementation of the Program• Develop and implement training workshops for school leaders, teaching staff, and support staff in early childhood development, strategic planning, program compliance and accountability • Monitors revenues and expenditures of statewide program budget; formulates budgetary projections• Prepare and submit grant proposals, end-of-the-month TANF reports, and the end-of-year program analysis• Draft and finalize contracts and Memorandums of Understanding; monitor budgetary and programmatic aspects of those agreements assuring compliance with the scope of work; prepare and execute Request for Proposal (RFP) processes. • Respond proactively to audit findings, programmatic challenges and issues; coordinates responses and reports to auditors and federal/state governmental entities• Provide on-going consultation and technical assistance to OCP staff on programmatic development, implementation, and evaluation• Serve as liaison for agency on statewide task forces, work groups, councils, and coalitions• Manage the legislative tracking process during legislative sessions assuring timely analysis of bills and resolutions passed which may impact services• Revise rules, regulations and procedures to meet changes in law or policy

• Special assistant to the Assistant Secretary of the Office of Mental Health assisting in the implementation of policy and procedure necessary to achieve the goals and missions of the agency.• Legislative Coordinator for the Office of Mental Health responsible for managing the detailed and complex analysis of issues affecting state legislative and administrative programs • Performed high-level program reviews and audits for the agency Secretary relative to the agencies policy, management, and operations.• Conferred with and serve as liaison to other high-level officials in foreign, federal, state, local governments and agencies, and private industry• Coordinated the OMH Executive Staff and the OMH Executive Council meetings• State-level technical support coordinator for Project Legacy regarding mental health transformation and the Phoenix Initiative regarding systems modernization for the Office of Mental Health.• State-level technical support coordinator for Louisiana YES Program• Systems project administrator and trainer for the Office Resource Information System (O.R.I.S.)• Functional supervisor for 10 employees responsible for executive administrative operations

• Provided administrative support to medical/programmatic oversight of infant, child and adolescent services as they develop statewide• Managed professional and social service contracts for services initiated by the Medical Director of Infant, Child and Adolescent Services, ECSS Program, and new OMH projects as they developed. Met with contractors to assist in defining objectives and performance of products• Designed and conducted administrative development workshops for the ECSS Program Coordinators; developed and maintained presentations, supporting documentations (i.e. manuals, reference guides) and training material• Website development and maintenance of the Early Childhood Supports & Services Program and other specialty programs as they develop nationwide• Functional supervision over clerical support for filing, data auditing, general duties• Functional supervision over the ECSS office coordinators for client data management, travel authorization and travel expense reporting, and payroll inputting into the ISIS-HR for the ECSS staff statewide