Terrence Mosley

Senior Advisor for Stem & University Partnerships, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy @U.S. Department Of Energy Doe

Jackson, MS, US
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2021 — Present

Senior Advisor for Stem & University Partnerships, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy @U.S. Department Of Energy Doe

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Jackson, MS, US

Develop and lead EERE creative university partnerships and STEM programs, including internal and external activities that engage EERE partners and other connected stakeholders. Provides focus on ensuring the broadening of participation in STEM program development, R&D engagement, and recruitment programs that will expose more underrepresented minorities in STEM to fast-growing clean energy career fields.

EDUCATION

1992 — 1993

Georgia Institute of Technology

M.S.

1986 — 1990

Southern University and Agricultural and Mechanical College at Baton Rouge

B.S.

SKILLS

Operational ExcellenceNetworkingProcess EngineeringChange ManagementResale HomesLean ManufacturingSix SigmaHealthcare Information TechnologyStrategic PlanningHealthcareCollege RecruitingLeadershipTechnical RecruitingLeadership DevelopmentExecutive StaffingContract ManagementHealthcare Information Technology (Hit)Ms ProjectExecutive ManagementContract RecruitmentQuality ManagementEngineeringProcess ImprovementOperations ManagementContract NegotiationHuman ResourcesManagement ConsultingTrainingProfessional MentoringIsoManufacturingReal Estate Investment ConsultingQuality SystemVendor ManagementCross-Functional Team LeadershipManagementYouth MentoringRoot Cause AnalysisConsultingProject Planning

ABOUT TERRENCE MOSLEY

Utilizing 20+ years of experience in working with STEM-related governmental, NGO, and non-profit programs, along with many Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU\'s) and other Minority Serving Institutions (MSI\'s) in the efforts to increase the numbers of underrepresented minorities that graduate in STEM fields. My current efforts are in finding more ways of lowering barriers for entry into R&D work for HBCU\'s, MSI\'s, and other minority business entities, through policy and/or program initiatives that will result in higher participation levels within Department of Energy R&D funding assistance and procurement programs. I also hope to effect policy promoting educational equity and increasing diversity and inclusion practices that can increase exposure for underrepresented minorities in STEM majors to the fast-growing energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainability fields for future career consideration. Specialties: Diversity practices in the STEM arena. Quality Engineering management, Real Estate Development & Management, Home Renovation, Technical Networking and Recruiting

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