Past PhDs
Contested Collectivities: Europe Reimagined by Contemporary Artists, April 2012
Visiting Assistant Professor of Art & the History of Art, Amherst College
The Origins and Development of Primitivism in Nineteenth-Century French Art and Aesthetics
Professor, Art and Art History, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Minimalism for the Masses: Public Sculpture under the Federal Art in Architecture Program, 1972-1989
Professor of Art History, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
The Sala delle Asse in the Sforza Castle in Milan, April 2006.
Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Art, Texas Tech University, Lubbock TX; Part-time instructor University of Pittsburgh HAA Department; Local Childcare Consultant, Cultural Care Au Pair, Greater Pittsburgh Area
Constructing a National Identity: The Self-Portraits of Frida Kahlo
Professor of Art History, Presbyterian College
A New Historical View of the Independent Female Portrait in Fifteenth-Century Florentine Painting
Retrospection and Response: The Medici Palace in the Service of the Medici, c.1420-1469
Professor and College of Arts and Sciences Liaison for Global and International Initiatives Dept of Visual Arts, University of Dayton
The Identification of Non-Dymastic Burial Practice Involving a Northern Tool Tradition on China’s Dynastic Frontier
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art History, Duquesne University; Adjunct Professor of Asian Art, University of Pittsburgh, HAA
‘Dearest Wife, Most Famous Woman:’ Gender, Commemoration, and Women’s Funerary Monuments in Rome, 1550-1750, April 2016
Urban Space in Fascist Verona: Contested Grounds for Mass Spectacle, Tourism, and the Architectural Past, December 2010
Visiting Lecturer, University of Pittsburgh, HAA department; Visiting Professor, Ohio University, Art History Department
Visiting Lecturer, University of California, San Diego; Visiting Assistant Professor of Art History, Wells College; Assistant Professor of Art History, Alfred University
Thomas Crawford, American Sculptor in Rome: Portrait Busts and Ideal Works
Owner/founder of All About Flowers, Seattle, WA; Visiting Professor at Regis University
The Role of Illustrated Aratea Manuscripts in the Transmission of Astronomical Knowledge in the Middle Ages, December 2007.
Semester at Sea instructor; Visiting Lecturer, University of Pittsburgh, HAA department; Docent, Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art
Nineteenth-Century Regional Women Artists: The Pittsburgh School of Design for Women, 1865-1904
Independent art historian, Cambridge, England
