Anthony Grant is a dedicated and accomplished educational professional with over 14 years of experience in both academics and athletics. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Industrial-Organizational Psychology from the University of Phoenix, Anthony has a proven track record in student development, academic advising, and career planning, as well as coaching football and softball at the high school and college levels.

In his most recent role as an Educational and Career Planner at South Puget Sound Community College, Anthony excelled in guiding students through their educational journeys, helping them clarify their goals, develop personalized degree plans, and connect with essential resources. His expertise in academic advising, combined with his strong interpersonal skills, has consistently led to high levels of student satisfaction and success.

Anthony’s experience extends beyond academic advising; he has also served as an Undocu-Liaison at Gavilan College, where he provided critical support to undocumented students, coordinated special events, and developed program materials. His work in multicultural outreach and his ability to leverage cross-cultural experiences make him a valuable asset to any team.

In addition to his work in education, Anthony has a rich history of coaching football and softball, spanning over 14 years at both the high school and college levels. His coaching experience includes roles as Director of Football Operations and Assistant Coach at Gavilan College, as well as various head coaching positions at high schools in California. Anthony’s leadership on and off the field has helped shape the lives of many student-athletes, fostering teamwork, discipline, and a strong work ethic.

With a passion for education and a commitment to fostering inclusive learning environments, Anthony is excited to bring his skills and experience to Highline College, where he will continue to support students in achieving their educational and career goals while also bringing a unique perspective from his extensive coaching background.

Office: 25-616
Email: agrant@highline.edu

Bio: Sudon has been in education for over 10 years. Prior to joining Highline College he most recently was the GEAR UP coordinator within the Federal Way School District. Working with a diverse group of students from various backgrounds, upbringings, learning styles and ambitions. Sudon understands the challenges and barriers first generational college students and students of color in college face from his own experiences. Sudon played basketball in college, and that experience gives him a greater perspective when talking to students about time management, sacrifices and accountability while being a college student. Sudon has 3 daughters and a wife who he spends the majority of his free time with. Sports, learning, reading and being active are big pillars in his life. In his leisure time outside of driving his kids to their own sporting games and practices, he enjoys eating delicious food, listening to music and challenging others to think outside their comfort zone.

Phone: (206) 592-4189
Office: 25-613
Mailstop: 25-6
Email: sdesuze@highline.edu
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Bio: Keith E Moore has an extensive student affairs career journey where he has worked within the realms of Housing & Residence Life, Career Services, Student Activities, Greek Life, Outreach/Recruitment, Enrollment Services, Conduct, and Multicultural Services.  Throughout his many opportunities, Keith has remained committed to working with diverse student populations to create and sustain spaces where students can be poured into on a variety of professional levels.  Keith has served within great private and public institutions across the United States including Chicago State University, Paine College, Western Connecticut State University, Springfield College, and Cornish College of the Arts.

Keith has worked within the Washington State Community and Technical College system for five years as an Associate Registrar and Interim Executive Director for Student Advocacy and Cultural Support at Tacoma Community College (TCC).  During his previous roles, Moore has become deeply invested with developing and implementing strategies to assist our Washington state students who are facing a variety of barriers resulting in significant impact on academic persistence.  He has been successful at creating and sustaining partnerships with multiple partners; AmeriCorps, College Success Foundation, Metropolitan Development Center, Graduate Tacoma, and the Washington State Passport to Careers Foster Youth and Unhoused Youth Program.

Keith’s main objective focuses on increasing student involvement, retention, fostering success, expanding sense of belonging, and continuing exploring efforts of building “community” for historically excluded and/or under resourced student populations.  Keith is an energetic ball of motivation, creativity, collaboration, and purpose who joins the Highline College community where his insatiable passion to learn and become a stronger advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion matters will manifest through his role of Cohort Learning Community Navigator as he supports both the Highline Promise and Umoja Learning communities respectfully.  Moore is active within several state partnerships and currently sits as the co-chair of the Washington State Student of Color Conference that will take place in April 2024 at Green River College.

Phone: (206) 592-3961
Office: 25-616
Mailstop: 25-6
Email: kmoore@highline.edu
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Bio:  Krystal has been in education for nearly 25 years. In every position she’s held, she has always served as the advisor of a student club or organization. Her current role focuses on supporting the curriculum and co-curricular activities for students of color is a dream come true. She is a mother of an only child who is currently attending college. In her leisure time, she enjoys listening to audiobooks, preparing delicious meals, and sharing her affection for favorite products as an online beauty influencer.

Phone: (206) 592-3148
Office: 25-612
Mailstop: 25-6
Email: kwelch@highline.edu
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