Professional Biographical Information:

Anne S. Moser joined Georgia Law’s staff in June 2004 as the director of development. In this role, she will work to secure the financial resources to support the school’s activities and advance the institution further into the ranks of the top law schools in the nation.

Prior to joining Georgia Law, Moser served in a similar role at UGA’s College of Environment and Design. There she established three endowed scholarships, totaling $175,000. In addition, she secured a $1 million bequest from a former faculty member.

Moser’s 12 years of fund-raising experience also includes serving as a major gifts officer at Wheaton College, located in Massachusetts. There she secured over $1.8 million and helped achieve the Campaign for Wheaton goal of raising $90 million. As a regional development director at the National Kidney Foundation, she managed the foundation’s regional board, public relations and fund development committees and brought in close to $125,000 for the organization.

Moser earned her master’s degree from Northeastern University in Massachusetts and her bachelor’s degree from Trinity College in Connecticut.

She and her husband Robert, a UGA Franklin College of Arts and Sciences faculty member, have two daughters, Evelyn and Charlotte.