Patrick Holt

Patrick Holt is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Connecticut (Stamford campus) with a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in History from Fordham University. Over three decades, he has taught history at eleven regional universities. His expertise spans Early Modern Europe, Medieval Europe, the Atlantic World, Colonialism, Ireland, Music History, and Religion and History, with additional research in community building, leadership, and university mission development.

Education:

• Ph.D., Fordham University
• M.Phil., Fordham University

Dr. Holt actively contributes to academic discourse through editorial and reviewing roles for Medieval Sermon Studies, H-Catholic, and Allyn & Bacon/Longman. He has presented at major conferences, including the American Historical Association and the International Congress on Medieval Studies. His work emphasizes integrating arts into historical pedagogy, reflecting his passion as a DJ and music festival attendee.

Scientific Awards:

• Hill Monastic Manuscript Library Fellowship
• Rotary Foundation Award
• Lilly Endowment Fellowship

Dr. Holt's professional engagement includes advising on online education and university mission strategies. Outside academia, he enjoys hiking, kayaking, powerlifting, and resides in the Hudson Valley with his family.