Academic Support Team

Chris Hassay | Director of Academic Support Programs, Center for Inclusive Excellence & Coordinator of the Writing Center and Writing Fellows Program

Office location: Zinzendorf 204
Office phone: 610-625-7820
Email: hassayc@moravian.edu

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Chris Hassay serves as the Associate Director of the Center for Inclusive Excellence focusing on Academic Support and Coordinates the Writing Center and Writing Fellows initiatives within the Writing at Moravian program. As Coordinator of the Writing Center and Writing Fellows program, Chris works with both undergraduate and graduate students across campus in Writing Center consultations, trains Writing Center Consultants, and work with Writing Fellows who are placed in courses which feature writing across campus. Contact Chris if you have any questions about academic support at �鶹��.

Chris Hassay's Biography

Chris has been with the Writing at Moravian program since 2016 in the role of co-researcher with the Writing-Enriched Curriculum (WEC) project and also serving as the program's staff assistant. He teaches first-year writing as well as worldbuilding courses in the English and Writing Arts Department. His scholarship with Dr. Fodrey and the rest of the Writing at Moravian team has appeared in Composition Forum and Writing-Enriched Curricula: Models of Faculty-Driven and Departmental Transformation, and he has presented on WEC methods and FYW pedagogy at the Writing-Enriched Curriculum Institute, College Composition and Communication Conference, International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference, Small Liberal Arts College Writing Program Administrators Conference, and Watson Conference.

Trisha Moller | Coordinator of the Quantitative Resource Center (QRC), Associate Professor of Practice

Office location: Sally 338
Email: mollert@moravian.edu

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Ph.D. Mathematics, Lehigh University

Dr. Trisha Moller joined the Mathematics department at Moravian in 2008. Her areas of interest include Math �鶹��, Math and Art, and Fractal Geometry. Dr. Moller is an active member in local and national organizations, including the Mathematics Association of America (MAA), and Eastern Pennsylvania/ Delaware (EPaDel) its local section, Association for Women in Math (AWM) and American Association of University Women (AAUW). She is also a passionate leader in BASD Proud Parents and a Public �鶹�� Champion fellow for �鶹�� Voters of PA, advocating for fair funding for all students. With her dedication and compassion, Dr. Trisha Moller strives to help everyone, including herself, become the “best version of yourself.”

Sela Herber | Assistant Director for Academic Support Programs, Center for Inclusive Excellence

Office location: Monocacy Hall 104
Office phone: 610-861-1683
Email: herbers@moravian.edu

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B.A. '22, M.B.A. '24 �鶹��

As Assistant Director for Academic Support Programs, Sela serves as the technical manager of the Navigate early alert system and Knack tutoring platform, ensuring students have seamless access to resources and Academic Support services. Sela is a proud �鶹�� alum, holding a B.A. in Business Management and an MBA in Business Administration. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors, playing volleyball, traveling, and spending time with her cats and dog.

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