Peter L. Goss, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Architectural History College of Architecture + Planning University of Utah

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1 Peter L. Goss, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Architectural History College of Architecture + Planning University of Utah EDUCATION PH.D. Ohio University, Comparative Arts. Dissertation: Olana: Home of Frederic Edwin Church, Painter. M. L. S. Syracuse University, Library Science B. A. Fairfield University, English PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS Assistant Professor, Associate Professor with tenure, Professor, Adjunct Professor, present Associate Dean of Liberal Education/Undergraduate Studies, Director, Center for Architectural Studies, Associate Vice President for Research for Scholarly & Creative Activities, University of Utah, PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Member, Board of The Traditional Building Skills Institute, Snow College, Ephraim, UT, COURSES TAUGHT Photographic Seeing (both in Architecture & Honors) Survey of World Architecture American Suburbia Architectural History of the Arts & Crafts Movement Utah s Architecture Heritage Introduction to Documentary Studies PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS May 2006 Archives I have Known and Loved, Annual Meeting of the Conference of Intermountain Archivists, Weber State College March 31, 2006 The Architectural Partnership of Ware & Treganza, Special Focus Session, 94 th ACSA Annual Meeting October 21, 2005, The Influence of the Arts & Crafts Movement in Utah and the Intermountain West. Annual Meeting of the Dard Hunter Society, Salt Lake City.

2 2 October 12, 2005 Alta Club Library Forum Series, The Architecture of Ware and Treganza September 17, 2005 James E. Cosgriff and the Wool Reform Movement in the Intermountain West. Utah State Historical Society Annual Meeting. October 13, 2004 Inaugural lecture in architecture, Library Forum Series, Alta Club, Frederic Albert Hale: The Architectural Achievements of a Single Practitioner. May 21, 2004, Up on the Mountain & Out on the Desert: The Sheep Culture of Utah s Sanpete Valley, Thirty-ninth Annual Conference, Mormon History Association, Spring City, Utah. May 15, 2004, Herders & Shearers: The Invisible Landscape of The Range Sheep Industry, Vernacular Architecture Forum Annual Meeting, Harrisburg, PA PUBLICATIONS A Guide to the Historic Architecture of Spring City, Utah The Friends of Historic Spring City (501c3) contains a brief History of Spring City with photographs and architectural descriptions of 75 historic buildings in the town s National Register Historic District. Currently in press. Design Classics Column Gothic Revival Utah Homes & Garden, Winter 2002, 36, 38. Design Classics Column Prairie Style Utah Homes & Garden, Spring 2002, 36, 38. Design Classics Column Spanish Colonial Utah Homes & Garden, Summer 2002, 36, 38. EXHIBTIONS Photographic Exhibition: Photographs of Orkney Island & Northeastern Scotland. Honors College building, Fort Douglas, November 2006 January 2007 Co-curator and contributor to the Western Folklife Center s exhibition Trailing the Year, The Human Landscape of Sheep Ranching in the American West. Ketchum, Idaho October 2004 & 2005 and the Western Folklife Center, Elko, NV, August 2006 Photographic Exhibition: The Sheep Industry in Central Utah, Honors College building, Fort Douglas, April June 2005

3 3 AWARDS & FUNDED GRANTS University Research Committee Grant, Hidden Water. a photographic documentary that looks at surface water systems on the east side of Salt Lake Valley, both culinary & irrigation. Co-PI with Prof. Craig Denton, Department of Communications. $6, Delmont Oswald Research Fellowship, Utah Humanities Council for An Exhibition of the Photography & Rephotography of George Edward Anderson s Environmental Portraits. $3,000 September 07 Lee Library, BYU, October 07, Museum of San Rafael, Castle Dale, & November of 07 Snow College Art Gallery 2006 Interdisciplinary Teaching Seed Grant for the course Introduction to Documentary Studies taught with fellow faculty members in English, Communication & Film Studies. $8,000 (split between 4 instructors and their departments) 2005 John R. Park Teacher s Fellowship, University Teaching Committee, Spring Semester $10, Creative Research Grant, University Research Committee, for Rephotographing the Environmental Portraits of George Edward Anderson, $6, University Faculty Fellowship for Rephotographing the Environment Portraits of George Edward Anderson for Fall Semester 2006, $7,500 paid to CAP for release of one semester 2004 Made a Fellow of the Utah State Historical Society for contributions to Utah History Faculty Research Fellowship from Friends of Marriott Library, $3,000 for the architectural documentation of Australian-style sheep shearing sheds in Wyoming 2002 Travel grant from the Vice President for Research to document Australian sheep shearing sheds in New South Wales Australia, $6,000 PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATION Documentary photographer to the Hardy Foundation, Boise, Idaho to photographically document the William Bonner house, Midway, Utah, (a National Register site), 2006

4 4 Large Format photographic documentation (to HABS standards) of the Odd Fellows building, Market Street, Salt Lake City for Cooper, Roberts Simonsen, Architects. (Client GSA in connection with the new federal courthouse),2005 Documentary photographer to D. R. Horne Company to photographically document the removal of historic buildings at the JY Ranch, Jackson, WY prior to ranch s acquisition by Teton National Park, summer 2004 Documentary photographer to the Hardy Foundation, Boise, Idaho for documentation of the existing condition of the Watkins- Coleman House, Midway, Utah (a National Register Historic site), History Consultant to Salt Lake City Corp. for the South Temple Street Reconstruction, History Consultant to Gillies Stransky Brems & Smith, Architects, Salt Lake City The Architecture of Walter Ware. An exhibition and presentation, UNIVERSITY SERVICE Graduate School Review Committee for Middle East Center, 2007 University Senate, Board Member of the University/Neighborhood Partners, Co-Chair, replacing Scott Matheson, College of Law Board member, Utah Symposium in Science & Literature, Chair of the Documentary Studies Group Steering Committee, An interdisciplinary committee studying the creation of a Center for Documentary Studies on campus, Chair, Documentary Studies Group Grant Committee Grants awarded to faculty members and independent documentarians for noteworthy documentaries in film, still

5 5 photography, video and audio Member, Building Committee, The Mesa, An Arts and Humanities Residency Center, Springdale, UT, COMMUNITY SERVICE Chair, Tier II Advisory Board, Zoo Arts & Parks, Salt Lake County, 2007 Board Member of Saltgrass Printers (501c3) a consortium of Artists and printmakers, Salt Lake City,