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Vita, Patricia Kay Galloway, 2012 Patricia Kay Galloway Professor Archival Studies School of Information The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712-1276 Telephone 512-232-9220, Fax 512-471-3971 Email [email protected] Date of Birth: September 7, 1945 Place of Birth: Bloomington, Indiana Educational background Millsaps College: B.A. with honors (French), 1966 Indiana University: Folklore Institute Fellow, summer 1966 University of North Carolina: M.A. (Comparative Literature), 1968 Université de Poitiers: Summer school in Romanesque art/history, 1968 Goodman School of Drama, Chicago: Professional acting program, 1968-69 University of North Carolina: Ph.D. (Comparative Literature), 1973 University of Pisa: Summer school in computational linguistics, 1977 Society of American Archivists Basic Archival Workshop, 1980 Certificate in Data Processing, 1986 University of North Carolina: PhD (Anthropology), 2004 Work history 1968-1969: Goodman School of Drama, Chicago; research assistant to Director 1969-1971: UNC-CH; Teaching Assistant, French Summer 1971: Millsaps College; Instructor, French 1971-1972: University of North Carolina at Wilmington; Instructor, French and German; Director, language laboratory May-June 1973: Hope Arts Center, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Volunteer July-Nov 1973: Norwich [archaeological] Survey Project, Norwich, England; Finds assistant Nov 1973-April 1974: Winchester [archaeological] Research Unit, Winchester, England; Pottery research May-June 1974: Riksantikvarens Arkeologiske Undersokelser i Trondheim, Trondheim, Norway; Finds supervisor July-August 1974: Norwich Survey Project; Finds assistant Galloway curriculum vitae, 2016 1 Sept 1974-Feb 1975: Labor für Feldarchäologie, Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Bonn, West Germany; Research assistant, archaeological seriation project May-July 1975: Trondheim, Norway; Finds supervisor Jan-April 1976: Department of Environment, Eltham Palace excavations, London, England; Finds supervisor May-Sept 1976: Trondheim, Norway; Finds supervisor April 1977-April 1979: Computer Unit, Westfield College, University of London; Humanities Programming Advisor April 1979-July 1980: Mississippi Department of Archives and History; Editor, Mississippi Provincial Archives: French Dominion project July 1980-April 1983: MDAH; Administrative Assistant to Director, Information and Education Division April 1983-July 2000: MDAH; Systems Manager, Information Systems section, Administration Division August 2000-present: Assistant Professor, School of Information, University of Texas at Austin; promoted to Associate Professor 2006 and Professor in 2013 Professional Organizations (positions held) American Anthropological Association (AnthroSource Steering Committee, 2004-2006) American Society for Ethnohistory (Executive Council, 1987-89; 1998-2000; Ethnohistory Editorial Board 2007-present) Association for Computing Machinery (member since 1986) Association for Library and Information Science Education French Colonial Historical Society (Conference Organizer, 1988, 1999; Editor, 1989-90, 2003-2005; President, 1991-92, Executive committee, 1989-2000) Mississippi Archaeological Association (Secretary-Treasurer, 1983-84, 1992-2000; Editor, 1981-2000) Society of American Archivists (Committee on Education, Subcommittee on Continuing Education, 2005-2008) Society of Southwest Archivists (Executive Board, 2011-present) Southeastern Archaeological Conference (President-Elect, 1993-94; President 1995-96; chair, Native American Liaison Committee, 1996-2000) Professional Activities Consultant on reorganization of Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Tribal Archives, Choctaw, MS, 2008 Consultant on new history/anthropology museum, University of South Alabama, Department of Social Sciences, Mobile, AL, 2004 Organizing team, National Archives and Records Administration Southwest Region and National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators annual spring E-Government Solutions workshop, 2002-present Galloway curriculum vitae, 2016 2 Member, Association of Records Managers and Administrators standards committee on electronic records migration, 2002 Core Scholar, Mississippi State Historical Museum new museum planning project, 2002- present Grant reviewer, National Historical Publications and Records Commission Electronic Records program, 2000-present Advisory Board, Regional Humanities Center proposal project, Tulane University (NEH- funded planning grant), 1999-2001 Archival Advisory Board, Methodologies for Preservation and Access of Software- Dependent Electronic Records project, University of California-San Diego Supercomputing Center (NARA/NHPRC-funded grant), 1999-2002 Historical Advisor, “Cahokia: America’s Lost Metropolis,” BBC, 1998 Historical Advisor and on-camera interviewee, Louisiana History Project, Louisiana Public Broadcasting, 1997-2003 Historical Advisor, Tunica-Biloxi Indians, 1996 Core Scholar, Mississippi State Historical Museum exhibit “Mississippi 1500-1800,” 1994-1997 American Society for Ethnohistory representative, Wenner-Gren conference on Preservation of the Anthropological Record, 1993 Commissioner, De Soto Expedition Trail Commission, 1992-1996 Member, Mississippi Automated Resource Information System task force; chair, 1992-93 Historical Advisor, "Child of the Sun" series of radio plays, Foundation for New Media, 1991-92 Expert witness, Choctaw Tribal Court [traditional kinship systems for a custody case], 1991 Historical Advisor, "Historic Indians and French Colonial Period," Permanent Exhibit, Mississippi State Historical Museum, 1990-1991 Core Scholar, "A Question of Image," Auburn Television, 1989-1991 Historical Advisor, "Spirit Warriors," Georgia State University Office of Educational Media, 1987 Historical Advisor, "Christ: The Living Water," Catholic Diocese of Jackson Sesquicentennial Project, 1987 Historical Advisor, "The First Frontier" television film about Spanish exploration of Southeastern North America, Auburn Television, 1986-87 Computer Consultant, Louisiana Association of Museums, 1985 Computer Panel, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1985 Historical Advisor, "Nicolas de La Salle: A Tale of Discovery," Exhibit, Mississippi State Historical Museum, March 26-July 18, 1982 Expert witness, U.S. vs State of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida (U.S. Supreme Court, No. 9 original) [in the matter of federal vs state jurisdiction over Mississippi Sound], 1982 Expert witness, U.S. vs Andrew J. Adams, et al. [Horn Island ownership], 1981 Judge, Southern Literary Festival, 1980 (one-act play), 1983 (formal essay) Member, Choctaw Heritage Council of Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, 1980- present Galloway curriculum vitae, 2016 3 Prizes and Awards McLemore Prize, Mississippi Historical Society, 1984 (for Mississippi Provincial Archives: French Dominion); 1997 (for Choctaw Genesis). Erminie Wheeler-Voegelin Prize, American Society for Ethnohistory, 1996 (for Choctaw Genesis). James Mooney Award, Southern Anthropological Society, 1996 (for Choctaw Genesis). Exemplary Service Award, Mississippi Automated Resource Information System, 1988. Hermon Dunlap Smith Center for the History of Cartography Fellow, Newberry Library, 1987. Gilbert Chinard Prize, Society for French Historical Studies, Institut Français de Washington, 1984 (for Mississippi Provincial Archives: French Dominion); 1988 (for La Salle, the Mississippi, and the Gulf of Mexico). Bibliography (note: all works are single-authored unless otherwise indicated) M.A. Thesis: Mlle de Scudéry's Ibrahim, ou l'Illustre Bassa in Germany: Philipp von Zesen, Daniel Caspar von Lohenstein, August Adolf von Haugwitz (UNC-CH 1968) Ph.D. Dissertation: Transaction Units: An Approach to the Structural Study of Narrative through the Analysis of Percyvelle of Galles, Li Contes del Graal, and Parzival (UNC-CH 1973) Ph.D. Dissertation: Mortal Knowledge: Anatomizing the Person (UNC-CH 2004) Monographs and Major Reports 2008 Big Buckets or Big Ideas? Classification vs. Innovation on the Enterprise 2.0 Desktop. ARMA International Educational Foundation. 2006 Practicing Ethnohistory: Mining Archives, Hearing Testimony, Constructing Narrative. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln. 2000 Mississippi Electronic Records Initiative: A case study in state government electronic records. Final report to NHPRC on project 97-003. http://www.ischool.utexas.edu/~galloway/nhprcfinrept.doc 1995 Choctaw Genesis 1500-1700. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln. Edited Books (contributions are listed under Book Chapters) 2015 Editors: Patricia Galloway and Evan Peacock. Exploring Southeastern Archaeology. University Press of Mississippi, Jackson. 1997 Editor. The Hernando de Soto Expedition: History, Historiography, and "Discovery" in the Southeast. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln. This volume was reprinted in paperback with a new preface and bibliography in fall 2005. 1993 Editor. Proceedings of the Seventeenth Meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society. University Press of America, Lanham, MD. Galloway curriculum vitae, 2016 4 1992 Editors: Philip Boucher and Patricia Galloway. Proceedings of the Fifteenth Meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society. University Press of America, Lanham, MD. 1992 Editor. Proceedings of the Sixteenth Meeting of the French Colonial Historical Society. University Press of America, Lanham, MD. 1991 Editor. Native, European, and African Cultures in Mississippi, 1500-1800. Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Jackson. 1989 Editor. Southeastern Ceremonial Complex, Artifacts
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