During the recent Senate Education Confirmation Committee meeting held on May 7, 2025, Kim Moss, a candidate for the Snow College Board, shared her personal and professional background, emphasizing her deep connection to the institution and her vision for its future.

Moss, who grew up in Ephraim, expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve on the board, highlighting her lifelong ties to Snow College. With both parents having worked at the college, she has witnessed its evolution over the past three decades. Moss earned her associate degree from Snow College and has experience as a third-grade teacher, which she believes equips her with valuable insights into the educational needs of students transitioning from high school to college.

In her testimony, Moss articulated a strong commitment to enhancing student engagement and supporting innovative teaching methods at Snow College. She underscored the importance of providing a nurturing environment for students, particularly those from rural areas who may prefer smaller class sizes. Moss aims to leverage her experiences to address the challenges students face and to foster critical thinking skills that prepare them for the outside world.

The committee's interest in Moss's candidacy reflects a broader commitment to ensuring that educational institutions like Snow College remain responsive to the needs of their communities. As discussions continue, the implications of her potential appointment could significantly influence the college's direction and its role in supporting local students. The meeting concluded with a sense of anticipation regarding the future of Snow College and the contributions that new board members like Moss could bring to the table.