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SAU Tech Multimedia
Graphic Design
Instructor Bio

Ashley Moore. Instructor of Graphic Design? Or, diabolically clever international secret agent?

Mystery, intrigue, and a teaspoonful of controversy surround the SAU Tech Instructor.

"Espionage? I can't even spell espionage," said lieutenant Charles Bartlett, a member of FOT (Finding Out Things), a supersecret division of the CIA. "S-P-E, uhhh, N, maybe. Oh forget it. That's not important, what is important is that we've been staking her out since she started at Tech in the Fall of 2004. She's done an excellent job in her role in the Multimedia Department. I thought it was all just a brilliant cover-up, but now I'm not so sure."

Moore's background as a spy is sketchy, at best. She apparently trained secretly while earning her Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design at Southern Arkansas University. However, the masterful role she has assumed didn't stop there.

Moore learned such essential programs to her double identity as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe PageMaker, and Quark XPress.

But the diabolical plan didn't stop there...

Moore gained invaluable experience in Graphic Design. First, at the Banner-News in Magnolia, AR she worked with a wide range of advertisers and clients. Then she learned even more of the nuances of the field as an award-winning designer in the Communications Center of Southern Arkansas University. Her work earned her much notoriety, and in addition to her role as graphic designer, she was also promoted to Assistant Director, where she helped plan and produce publications and a marketing plan.

"She's good. She's real good," said an exasperated Bartlett. "This has been a tough case to crack. I've even sat in on some of her classes, and this lady knows her stuff."

When not performing her spy duties, Moore can be found in "Tech" classrooms, teaching her students classes on Photoshop, Illustrator, and In-Design.

If that wasn't enough, Moore herself implemented courses in Digital Photography and an Advanced Photoshop class.

"We have reason to believe she's working for Canada or possibly Ecuador," added Bartlett. "We're not sure which."

Her husband, David Moore, was surprised to learn of the allegations against his wife.

"A spy?" asked a perplexed David. "Well, she does look in on our sons, Avery and Ayden, from time to time while they're sleeping, but other than that, I don't think so."

When asked if she was in fact a secret agent working in the U.S., Moore simply threw back her head and let out her best evil laugh, "Mwaa, ha, ha ha!"

Those who want to know the truth are encouraged to register for one of her Graphic Design classes and decide for themselves.

Welcome to my world!
Ashley Moore
Graphic Design Instructor
SAU Tech