Andrew Moore

Andrew Moore is the Robert E. Jean Professor of History and Government at Saint Anselm College. He specializes in religious, racial, and political history of the 20th-century American South, particularly focusing on Catholic communities during the civil rights era. His work examines interfaith and interracial dynamics in the Bible Belt.

• Education: B.A., University of the South, Sewanee (1991)
• M.A., University of Tennessee, Knoxville (1994)
• Ph.D., University of Florida, Gainesville (2000)

His research includes a book on Southern Catholicism (The South's Tolerable Alien), studies on the Vatican Council's impact on African-American parishes, and a biography of Jimmy Carter. He teaches courses on American history, the presidency, labor history, and civil rights.

Moore directs the American Studies program and leads initiatives exploring the intersection of religion, race, and politics in U.S. history.