Ted Moss

Ted Moss is a Teaching Professor in the Department of English at Northeastern University's College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH). He specializes in First-Year Writing and Advanced Writing in the Disciplines, focusing on professional writing for business and academic contexts. His research interests include assessment, visual rhetoric, digital writing, and creative non-fiction.

Education: MFA from Emerson College.

Research Focus: Ted explores multimodal pedagogies, online instruction best practices, and the intersection of creative writing with academic disciplines. His memoir excerpts, Hidden Things, received a 2006 Emerson College thesis prize nomination.

Teaching: He teaches ENGW 3304 (Advanced Writing in Business Professions) and ENGW 1111 (First-Year Writing), emphasizing peer review, audience analysis, and revision strategies. He also contributes to Northeastern’s Writing Program.

Awards: Recognition for creative work through the Emerson College nomination.

Personal: Lives on a farm in Hingham with his husband, maintaining a diverse animal farm highlighted in News@Northeastern.