Jered Moses
Associate Director for Tutoring Programs
UC 170F
(859) 572-5779
mosesj9@nku.edu
Jered joined Northern Kentucky University’s Learning Assistance Programs in 2010 as Coordinator of the Math Center. In 2016 he became the Learning PLUS Associate Director for Tutoring Programs, where he coordinates the Success PLUS program, manages TutorTrac, oversees tutor training, and teaches the occasional course for the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. He also is active in a variety of professional organizations.
Jered holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in mathematics from Purdue University, and spent four additional years studying mathematics and math education at Michigan State University. Before coming to NKU, he taught mathematics and education courses at several institutions including Cincinnati State Technical and Community College and Miami University.
Kathleen Spada
Coordinator, Writing Center
UC 170B
(859) 572-5424
spadak2@nku.edu
Kathleen is excited to serve as the Writing Center Coordinator for NKU. She has a MA from NKU. She is passionate about Writing Center work and her teaching. She aspires to facilitate growth-fostering experiences that empower NKU students to express themselves and effect positive changes in their personal and professional lives. Kathleen has taught composition, business writing, professional/technical writing, and creative nonfiction courses across three universities and loves helping students achieve their communication goals. She loves a good story, enjoys pepperoni pizza-bagels, and prefers iced coffee (with a hint of coconut creamer). She looks forward to helping you in any way she can.
Robin Theobald
Coordinator, PLUS Tutoring
UC 170A
(859) 572-5611
carstensr@nku.edu
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Zach Wells
Coordinator, Supplemental Instruction
UC 170C
(859) 572-5182
wellsz@nku.edu
Zach has called NKU home for many years. After earning a degree from Cincinnati State Technical & Community College, he transferred to NKU where he double majored in history and social studies/secondary education. He later earned a master's degree in integrative studies, focusing on American history and popular culture. Zach spent eight years as an advisor and Assistant Director for the TRiO Educational Talent Search program before joining Learning PLUS as SI Coordinator in August 2016.
In addition to working hard at growing the SI program, Zach also teaches courses through the Popular Culture Studies program. His interests include popular music, film, and how popular entertainment influences and shapes each generation. He currently teaches courses on the Beatles and the 1960s, popular entertainment of the 1980s and 1990s, and the history of punk rock.
Zach plays guitar and is an avid music collector with decades worth of CDs, records, and cassettes taking up residence in the back of his house. He often jokes that when other kids were collecting baseball cards, he was collecting music! He lives in the ‘burbs of Cincinnati with his wife and two young daughters.
