Head and shoulders image of Gwenna Moss, Extension; taken outdoors.

Bio/Historical Note: Gwenna Mary Moss was born in Saskatoon in 1937. She earned her BSc (Home Economics) from the University of Saskatchewan in 1959. Moss worked until 1966 as an extension specialist assisting specifically with 4-H and home economics programs. She left to pursue graduate education, and received both her MSc (1968) and PhD (1970) from the University of Wisconsin, majoring in extension education. From 1969-1971 she was first an Instructor, then Assistant Professor of Agricultural and Extension Education at the University of Wisconsin. She returned to the U of S in July 1971 as Associate Professor in Extension and took a leave in 1975 to work on a CIDA-funded project in Ghana. Moss was named Dean of the College of Home Economics in 1982, and became Associate Vice-president (Academic) in 1986 and served as Acting Vice-president (Academic) from 1990-1991. In August 2000 the Centre for Teaching Effectiveness was renamed The Gwenna Moss Teaching & Learning Centre.