Melissa Mosko

Melissa Mosko, PhD has a diverse range of work experience in academia and healthcare. Melissa is currently serving as the Director of Training and Development at Neighborhood Health Center of WNY, Inc. where they oversee the training programs. Prior to this role, they worked as a Grants Manager at the same organization.

Their academic career includes a position as a Philosophy Faculty member at Canisius College, where they directed the Immersion East Side program, focusing on topics such as redlining, food justice, and political literacy. Melissa also conducted research in areas including political theory, feminist theory, and philosophy of medicine and psychiatry.

Before joining Canisius College, Dr. Mosko worked as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Grand Valley State University. Melissa began their career in academia as a Schmitt Fellow, Teaching Fellow, Teaching Assistant, and Research Assistant at Marquette University.

Overall, Melissa Mosko, PhD has established herself as a dedicated professional with expertise in training and development, grants management, and academic instruction.

Melissa Mosko, PhD completed their undergraduate education at Xavier University, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy, Political Science, and Peace Studies. Melissa then pursued an advanced degree at Marquette University, earning a Master of Arts and a Doctorate in Philosophy.