Jeff Moeller is in his 17th year/34th consecutive semester teaching a Sports Public Relations course at the University of Southern California. Moeller is a part-time employee of the Los Angeles Angels, where he is the editor of the team’s official magazine. He has held the role since 2013.

He most recently worked full-time for the Los Angeles Kings, where for nearly 30 years he guided all facets of the hockey club’s communications, media services, publicity, broadcasting, publications, alumni and heritage factions. His titles included senior director, director, manager, coordinator and intern.

With the Kings, Moeller led the organization’s media operations during the club’s 2012 and 2014 Stanley Cup Championships. He worked a Kings game in 61 different venues — including three outdoor games, one of which was at Dodger Stadium — and represented the team in nine countries and at eight NHL All-Star Games.

Previously he worked major accounts for Los Angeles-based BZA including Super Bowl XXXI and championship boxing events. He was a PR game assistant for the Lakers and Angels, and a sports production assistant at KCBS-TV. His writing has been published in more than 40 different media outlets.

Moeller graduated from California Lutheran University with a bachelor’s degree in communications. He lives in El Segundo with his wife, Jill, a high school teacher. Their son, Scott, is a junior at California State University, Northridge. Their daughter, Sydnee-Anne, is a recent graduate of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.