Todd Moore Email & Phone Number

United States

Center for Diversity and Health Equity and Global Health

Kansas City, Kansas, United States

Kansas City, Ks Area

• Lead community engagement outreach and awareness efforts through the stateDevelop and maintain relationships between the community-based organizations and Frontiers researchers• Support the advance of a community-relevant research agenda that complements interests and expertise of potential partners in the health practice and academic communities• Develop and maintain annual Heartland Conference on Health Equity and Patient-Centered Care• Initiated and maintain a summer… Show more • Lead community engagement outreach and awareness efforts through the stateDevelop and maintain relationships between the community-based organizations and Frontiers researchers• Support the advance of a community-relevant research agenda that complements interests and expertise of potential partners in the health practice and academic communities• Develop and maintain annual Heartland Conference on Health Equity and Patient-Centered Care• Initiated and maintain a summer research fellowship program of primarily Wyandotte County graduates of up to 15 undergraduates interested in population health research• Identify research opportunities in community and clinical settings Show less

Little Rock, Arkansas Area

• Developed and maintained communication between the TRI and community-based organizations• Coordinated educational events and community workshops to address priorities and interests • Built relationships between TRI and community partners • Established relationships with other CTSA funded institutions• Supported multiple Patient Advisory Boards throughout UAMS system

The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) through the Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program (TPCP) is working with its legislative directive to fund initiatives in minority populations to decrease tobacco use. In addition, with these funds intended for minority initiatives, a Master’s degree in Addiction Studies Program has been supported. These programs are delivered within the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB).ADH/TPCP in partnership with UAPB is committed to developing a… Show more The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) through the Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program (TPCP) is working with its legislative directive to fund initiatives in minority populations to decrease tobacco use. In addition, with these funds intended for minority initiatives, a Master’s degree in Addiction Studies Program has been supported. These programs are delivered within the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB).ADH/TPCP in partnership with UAPB is committed to developing a strategic plan for both the Minority Initiative Sub-grant Recipient Office (MISRGO -overseer of grants to minority populations for tobacco control) and the Master’s degree in Addiction Studies Program. This process will assure appropriate mission, vision, strategic plan and evaluation direction for the next 3-5 years.Key Responsibilities:• Developed relationship with key participants at ADH/TPCP and UAPB• Identified and recruited high level participants to participate in the strategic planning process• Facilitated strategic planning process through to completion Show less

Little Rock, Arkansas Area

The only graduate school in the nation offering a Master of Public Service degree, The University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service helps students gain knowledge and experience to further their careers in the areas of nonprofit, governmental, volunteer or private sector work. While learning valuable lessons in the classroom, Clinton School students spend much of their time participating in public service projects ranging from local work in the Mississippi River Delta to international… Show more The only graduate school in the nation offering a Master of Public Service degree, The University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service helps students gain knowledge and experience to further their careers in the areas of nonprofit, governmental, volunteer or private sector work. While learning valuable lessons in the classroom, Clinton School students spend much of their time participating in public service projects ranging from local work in the Mississippi River Delta to international internship programs in places like the Sudan, Bolivia and Vietnam.Located on the grounds of the Clinton Library and Park in Little Rock, Ark., the Clinton School hosts public programs and guest lecturers featuring internationally-prominent leaders and timely topics. Show less

• Created employee volunteer guideline manual for Chamber member corporations• Designed evaluative and culturally competent interview guide and interviewed over 20 CSR managers at multinational corporations in Beijing and Shanghai• Strengthened relationships with multiple Chamber member organizations through CSR interviews

• Managed relationships with school-based and community-based service partners• Supervised 30 AmeriCorps members on various Corps-wide volunteer initiatives including multiple physical service projects• Established standards for Corps members to implement effective evaluation tools and ensured that evaluation results were used for service and program improvements• Responsible for all aspects of Corps members’ service tracking and development

Austin, Texas Area

• Implemented Theory of Change methodology to coordinate community resources in a 10-county region around youth issues and basic needs• Established strong regional and community partnerships with local and national organizations like Ready By 21, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, United Methodist Committee on Relief and the Forum for Youth Investment• Administered comprehensive community response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, establishing a long-term recovery effort coordinating… Show more • Implemented Theory of Change methodology to coordinate community resources in a 10-county region around youth issues and basic needs• Established strong regional and community partnerships with local and national organizations like Ready By 21, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, United Methodist Committee on Relief and the Forum for Youth Investment• Administered comprehensive community response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, establishing a long-term recovery effort coordinating various public and private entities• Reviewed outcome-based grant applications and reports from 50+ agencies• Facilitated decision-making process by coordinating high level corporate volunteers• Selected as a pilot site for a Student United Way Club at the University of Texas Show less

• Raised over $3.5 million in workplace giving campaign in high-tech community• Collaborated with key volunteers to develop and implement workplace campaign strategies and activities to achieve fundraising goals• Coordinated multiple corporate workplace campaigns and fundraising strategies designed to build financial community support of United Way mission

Topeka, Kansas Area

• Trained in and delivered asset based community development to East Central Kansas• Supervised contracted staff from the Volunteer Center of Topeka to deliver web-based volunteer management program, Volunteer Solutions• Served as lead staff for Bridges to Success® community collaborative initiative consisting of over 50 community agencies, programs, and organizations around youth issues• Convened and facilitated six multi-disciplinary, community action teams to address youth and… Show more • Trained in and delivered asset based community development to East Central Kansas• Supervised contracted staff from the Volunteer Center of Topeka to deliver web-based volunteer management program, Volunteer Solutions• Served as lead staff for Bridges to Success® community collaborative initiative consisting of over 50 community agencies, programs, and organizations around youth issues• Convened and facilitated six multi-disciplinary, community action teams to address youth and young adult issues• Supported fundraising efforts of Resource Development staff Show less

Topeka, Kansas Area

• Designed development model for rural programming, including program procedures• Supervised 12 employees in three separate counties • Cultivated over $2 million in foundation and federal funding, including writing a successful Safe and Drug Free Communities and Learn and Serve grants

Manhattan, Ks

• Promoted twice within the Kansas system. Began as entry level case management position, promoted to executive director of Manhattan, KS office then promoted to regional position.• Designed development model for rural programming, including program procedures• Supervised 12 employees in three separate counties • Cultivated over $2 million in foundation and federal funding, including writing a successful Safe and Drug Free Communities and Learn and Serve grants

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Health/Health Care Administration/Management

Department of Population Health. Degree I'm Health Policy and Management

Masters Of Public Service, Public Service

Bgs, African Studies