Patrick Moore Public History Program Director, Associate Professor Phone: (850) 474-2683 E-mail: pmoore@uwf.edu Office: Bldg. 50, Room 139

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

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

• 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.