Will
Mosier

Will Mosier possesses an extensive background in the behavioral sciences, psychology, medicine, and education.

Dayton, Ohio

A longtime educator, Will Mosier serves as an Associate Professor of Education at Wright State University. He regularly serves on university and college committees, as well as advising the Early Childhood Education program and acting as the TED Faculty Representative. In addition to a doctorate from the University of Southern California, Will Mosier possesses degrees in the medical sciences, education, psychology, and theology.

Mosier has conducted extensive research in the field of child development and is a prolific author and editor. In 2008, Indo-American Books released his Loving as a Verb: A Guide to Building a Healthy Relationship. He has also developed material for the text, Primary Care for Physician Assistants: Clinical Practice Guidelines. From 1995 until 2010, Will Mosier was Editor-in-Chief for Sutureline, the bimonthly publication of the American Association of Surgical Physician Assistants.

In addition to his published work, which is aimed toward audiences in academia, Will Mosier has developed educational materials for children. A fluent speaker of Spanish, Will Mosier has translated titles such as Bev Schumacher’s Which Way? (¿Por donde?), Shape Land (Figuralandia), and Play Action (Juego en Acción). Furthermore, he has produced audio and visuals materials such as Ayudando a los Niños Hiperactivos con Deficiencias de Atención, a Spanish version of the audiocassette “Sing About Health” and a videocassette of a model design for department of defense Child Development Centers. His interest in producing educational materials for children can be traced to earlier in his career when Will Mosier was a teacher in the St. Louis public schools and a teacher and director of Head Start and Migrant Head Start Programs in California.