Moxey had joined the Wharton School faculty in the early 1900s. A 1904 article in the Bulletin of the American Institute of Banking reports, that under Moxey, Jr., a class in bookkeeping was organized for those without previous experience. The class completed the first set of books in the elementary work, and at the beginning of the second half would take up first year accounting, to be prepared to take advanced accounting in the second year.American Institute of Banking. Bulletin, Vol. 4. American Institute of Banking., 1904. p. 1096.
