Christopher Moss

Christopher Moss serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Communication within the College of Arts and Humanities at California State University, Fresno. He teaches COMM 3 (Public Speaking) and COMM 114 (Argumentation and Debate), and maintains active roles in educational outreach through the South Valley Integrated Teacher Education Program and as Associate Director of the Peach Blossom Festival of Oral Interpretation.

His academic credentials include:

• BA in Communication from Fresno State
• MBA from Fresno State
• Social Science Teaching Credential from Fresno Pacific

Moss's professional focus centers on applied communication pedagogy, with emphasis on oral interpretation, debate methodology, and public speaking instruction. His background bridges business experience and K-12 education, informing his approach to teacher training and student engagement in communication disciplines.

Recognition for his teaching excellence includes:

• Permanent brick installation on Kremen School of Education's Honor Wall
• Multiple Most Valuable Professor awards from student-athletes
• Membership in Lambda Pi Eta (ΛΠΗ) national Communication honor society

He has been instrumental in the South Valley Integrated Teacher Education Program since its inception, delivering instruction at Fresno State's Visalia campus while directing the annual Peach Blossom Festival of Oral Interpretation. His work demonstrates sustained commitment to developing communication skills across educational contexts from K-12 through university levels.