“During the pandemic, Keith has made art accessible to all students even during online school by delivering materials, providing open studio time on the weekends and building strong relationships with students and families. He is amazing at how he individually challenges each student to do their best work, even students who are not officially enrolled in one of his classes.” “On a frequent basis, Keith opens up the art rooms on the weekends and evenings so students can work on projects. … I love traveling to any part of the world, any part of the country.”įrom the Golden Apple nominations: “Keith provides not only a safe place for all students, but a place where students can heal through art.” Hobbies: “Hike, bike, backpack, camp, kayak, fish, surf.” Does he have a favorite surfing spot? “Well, I’m not a good surfer, so any spot works for me but, yeah, Pacific City is fine. Two daughters, Dahlia, a junior in college, and Hazel, a junior at Crescent Valley. Forest Service and OSU’s Botany and Plant Pathology Department, where he worked in silviculture and forest health.įamily: Wife, Alissa. He spent 10 years as the in-house arts instructor at The Arts Center in Corvallis and five years working with LBCC and The Arts Center to bring therapeutic arts services to a variety of organizations, including Samaritan Health Services programs.
He worked 13 years as an instructor and 10 years as the potter in residence at the Oregon State University Craft Center. Before that, he worked at Lincoln Elementary School, Western View Middle School and as an artist in residence at a number of Corvallis elementary schools.Īlso on the resume: He’s taught ceramics at Linn-Benton Community College since 1998. Resume: Moses has taught art at Crescent Valley High School since 2003.
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