Tami Moore

Dr. Tami Moore is a Professor at the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK), affiliated with the College of Business and Technology. She specializes in Family Science, with expertise in Family Resource Management, Human Development, and Sexual Health Education. Her academic career includes teaching courses such as Human Sexual Behavior, Family Resource Management, and Professional 404. She holds a PhD from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (1995) and multiple Master’s degrees in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and Human Development.

Her research interests focus on family dynamics, policy implications of family definitions, and innovative pedagogical methods. Notable works include the Family Resource Management textbook series and studies on university sexual health education. Dr. Moore has received awards such as the UNK Pratt Heins Faculty Service Award (2020) and the Oxford Roundtable Invitation (2008–2009).

• Professional Involvement: Past President of UNK Faculty Senate, Kearney City Councilwoman, and Executive Director of Kearney Community Sustainable Housing.
• Grants: Secured an $800,000 Platte River Corridor Grant, recognized by UNK for the largest government grant award (2002).
• Labs/Teams: Engaged in interdisciplinary collaborations, particularly in family policy and educational technology.