Moore, who earned a bachelors of arts degree in journalism and public relations from Madonna, had most recently spent the last two years (2005-07) as the assistant sports information director at the University of Detroit, serving as the primary  media contact for women's soccer and softball along with overseeing media relations for the Titan women's basketball team. He was also the associate contact for men's basketball, coordinating media relations on the road with coach Perry Watson and the Titans along with serving as the webmaster for DetroitTitans.com, Detroit's official athletic home on the web. 

Prior to his time as the assistant SID, Moore was the sports information intern at Detroit (2003-05), coordinating the media efforts for the men’s and women’s indoor/outdoor track and field, cross country and fencing, in addition to women's soccer and softball.

During his time at Detroit, Moore directed the publicity for over two dozen all-league players, four Horizon League Players of the Year, one League Newcomer of the Year, three Canadian National Team softball players, two Horizon League Coaches of the Year as well as three CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, including the first two first-team selections in school history. Moore was also the media liaison for the Titans' women's soccer team's historic run to the Horizon League Championship and the NCAA College Cup's Second Round.

The Detroit native worked for four years in the MU Sports Information Office and was the primary contact for the Crusaders' baseball team. He was the secondary contact for the other eight sports at MU as well. He was also on the statistics crew for all Crusader sports during his time in Livonia.

Along with his work in the SID office, Moore was the Editor and Chief of The Madonna Herald, the Madonna student newspaper during the 2002-03 school year, after he was the sports and opinion editor during the 2001-02 school year.

His publications have won numerous awards including having his 2003 baseball media and recruiting guide place fourth in the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) contest. The 2001 and 2002 Madonna Baseball guides placed third and ninth respectively in the NAIA-SIDA contests.

Moore also contributed to the production of the 2002-03 Madonna Men's and Women's Basketball Media Guide which was honored with second place in the NAIA-SIDA contest and third in the CoSIDA contest in 2003. His men's and women's soccer guide placed second in 2000.

Moore came to Madonna from Eastern Michigan University where he held the role of baseball contact in the sports information office as an 18-year old college freshman in 1998. He was also a member of the statistics crew for the 1998 Mid-American Conference Championship basketball team at EMU as well.

The 28-year-old Moore resides in Ferndale.