Associate Professor | Director of International Programs
patrickleelucas@uky.eduPatrick Lee Lucas (Associate Professor, School of Interiors, University of Kentucky) leads seminars, teaches lecture courses, and facilitates studio interactions by engaging in community conversations and encouraging students to think about the place of design in the world. He has presented around the world and published extensively on his research agenda about design and community, including a catalog titled Close to Home: Edward Loewenstein’s Mid-Century Architectural Innovation in the Civil Rights Era (2013) and a book, Athens on the Frontier: Grecian-Style Architecture in the Great Valley of the West, 1820-1860 (2022). He has held several leadership positions at the University of Kentucky (Provost's Faculty Fellow in Student and Academic Life; SACSCOC Re-Accreditation Work Group; Chair, University of Kentucky Core Education Committee; Chair, Education Abroad Committee).
ID 132 Design Communication II
ID 283 The American House + Its Furnishings
ID 359 Special Topics in Interiors
ID 364 Interior Environmental Control Systems
ID 375 Interior Material & Construction: Detailing
ID 383 Interiors Undergraduate Teaching Experience
ID 395 Independent Study in Interiors
ID 422 Interiors Senior Thesis
ID 461 Capstone Theory & Research
ID 483 Interiors Undergraduate Research Experience
ID 559 Special Topics in Interiors
ID 595 Independent Study in Interiors
ID 650 Current Literature & Methodologies
ID 659 Interiors Graduate Studio