Shaw Center Stories

Morgan Moseley

Morgan Moseley is the Program Coordinator for Student Engagement at the Shaw Center, where she supports student involvement in community-based literacy initiatives. Recently hired, Morgan oversees the Literacy Corp that hires close to 100 SU students that work with 20 schools and afterschool programs in the Syracuse City School District. With a background in Anthropology (B.A., 2021), Morgan is passionate about fostering student development and dedicated to strengthening relationships between Syracuse University students and the Syracuse community.

Numerous Shaw Center Leadership Interns and staff honored at the One University Awards

From left to right: Sarah Dias, Morgan Mosley, Pam Heintz, Claire Ceccoli, Carla Ramírez, Laurel Morton

The leadership demonstrated by the interns and staff of the Shaw Center has impacted the community for decades, this year being no exception. Five students and one professional staff were recognized at the One University Awards for their excellence as members of the Syracuse University community.

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30 Years at the Shaw Center

In April 2025, the Shaw Center celebrated 30 years of accomplishments, friendships and community impact. Recognizing the leaders from the Shaw Center’s past and present, we look forward to many more years of meaningful work.

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Public Relations/Anthropology- Taylor Byrne ’25

Taylor Byrne ’25 is an aspiring public relations practitioner, majoring in public relations and minoring in anthropology

Taylor Byrne ’25 is forging her own career path. An aspiring public relations practitioner, she majors in public relations in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. But it’s her minor in anthropology, courtesy of the College of Arts and Sciences and the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, that gives the Virgina native a competitive edge.

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Being a Team Player Enhances Growth- Evan Kalish ’25

“Last year we had around 60 tutors, [for Balancing the Books], and are primed to expand to a fourth school, which is super exciting. It’s probably my favorite activity I’ve been involved with on campus because it helped me realize how important community is…”

As a senior at New Trier High School outside of Chicago, Evan Kalish ’25 set his sights on studying business in college. When he saw many of his classmates heading to different universities, he knew he wanted to chart his own path. Continue Reading