Courses Taught:
Traditional History Courses:
AMH 4202: From Stalin to Star Wars: The Cold War and American Culture
AMH 4460: Colony to Multi-centered Metropolis: American Urban History
AMH 4442: The American West
AMH 4575: Civil Rights
AMH 6406: Urban History Seminar (Graduate)
AMH 6291: 20th Century America Seminar (Graduate)

Applied History Courses:
HIS 3065: Introduction to Public History
HIS 5055: Public History Methodology (Graduate)
HIS 6077: Oral and Community History (Graduate/Dual)
AMH 5578: African-American Community History (Graduate/Dual)
AMH 5636: Environmental History (Graduate)
HIS 5087: Advanced Museology (Graduate/Dual) HIS 5067: Policy History (Graduate)
HIS 6056: Public History Internship (Graduate)

Innovative Courses:
AMH 3990: Exploring Florida’s Panhandle (Summer History Institute for High School Juniors and Seniors)
AMH 4990: Exploring Florida’s Panhandle for Teachers
HIS 4990: Cold War and Film
HIS 4955/HIS 9656: Route 66 to the Atomic West
HIS 4990/5990: The Great Urban American Adventure

Specialties:
Traditional: 20th Century United States, Cold War, Cultural, Urban, Civil Rights, West

Public History: Community, Oral, Policy, Museum Studies, Heritage Tourism

Current Research Interests: NASA Kennedy Space Center, Institutional Memory and Concept Mapping, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base Commuters and Exiles, Cold War Culture

Brief Vitae
Education: Ph.D., History, Arizona State University, 1997; Certificate, Community History Studies, Arizona State University, 1995; M.A., History, New Mexico State University, 1992; B.A., History, New Mexico State University, 1990; B.A., Political Science, New Mexico State University, 1990.

Awards and Honors:

• UWF LEAD Program, Nomination and Selection to Class of 2006, 2005-2006
• UWF Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching and Advising Award, 2003
• UWF President’s Award in Leadership and Diversity, 2003
• UWF Teaching Incentive Program Award (TIP), 2003
• UWF Outstanding Student Organization Advisor Award, 2001-2002
• UWF Distinguished Teaching Award, 2000
• Ira Clark Outstanding Graduate Student in History, New Mexico State University, 1991-1992

Affiliations:
Professional:

• National Council on Public History
  • Secretary-Treasurer 2006-2009
  • Cultural Resources Management Committee Chair 2002-2004
  • Electronic Communications Committee, 1995-1998
• American Association of State and Local History
• Society for Applied Anthropology
• Organization of American Historians
• Oral History Association
• American Historical Association
• Gulf South Humanities Council
  • Board Member 1999-2000
• Phi Alpha Theta, Honorary History Fraternity
• Sigma Iota Chapter, Advisor, 1998-Present
• Iota Gamma Chapter Treasurer, 1993-1994
  
• Rho Zeta Chapter President, 1991-1992
• Florida Oral History Association
  • Board Member, 1998-Present
• Proctor Oral History Prize Judge, 2001

Community:

• African-American Heritage Society
• Pensacola Historical Society
  • Board Member 2006-2008
• Historic Pensacola Village (West Florida Historic Preservation Inc.)
• Leadership Pensacola (LEAP) Alumni Association
  • 2005- Outreach and Activities Committee
• American Heart Association, Northwest Florida
• 2002-2005 Executive Committee Member
• 2001-2005 Heart Ball Committee Chair
• 2000 Heart Ball Committee Member
• Maritime Museum and Research Institute Board Member

Notable Articles/Publications:
Moore, Patrick K. Gulf South Historical Review. “‘Redneck Rivera’ or ‘Emerald Coast?’: Interpreting Florida’s Panhandle through Public History.” The Journal of the Gulf South Historical Association, Spring 2003.

Moore, Patrick K. “Introduction.” The American Depression Cookbook: Memories and Recipes from the 1930s. South Fallsburg, New York: Voices From My Retreat, 2002.

Moore, Patrick K. “African-Americans in the New Deal.” The Encyclopedia of the New Deal and the Great Depression. New York: East River Books, 2001.

Moore, Patrick K. “New Deal Advertising and Consumption.” The Encyclopedia of the New Deal and the Great Depression. New York: East River Books, 2001.

Moore, Patrick K. Pecos River Valley Literature Search. United States Soil Conservation Service. 43-8C30-1-272. 1991.

Under Contract:
Moore, Patrick K., Voices From the Cape, Preface by Walter Cronkite. University Press of Florida, forthcoming.

Moore, Patrick K. Fueling the Fascination: Kennedy Space Center and the World’s Spaceport Romance, University Press of Florida, forthcoming.