Past PhDs
'Pictor Ignotus': The Early Christian Pictorial Theme of 'Christ and
the Church' and its Roots in Patristic Exegesis of Scripture
Part-time instructor, University of Pittsburgh, HAA department
Flower Symbolism in the Paintings of Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Paul Cezanne, Francois-Marius Granet and the Provencal Landscape Tradition, 1987.
Recipient of a 2012-13 Fulbright Award for research in Tunisia and Morocco on contemporary art of the Maghreb with a focus on national memory, culture and identity; Visiting Associate Professo of Independent College Programs; Faculty, Haverford University
The Socio-Political Functions of Japanese ‘Vengeful Spirit’ Handscrolls, 1150-1230, April 2016
Negotiating Cultural and Political Control in North China During the Early Western Zhou Period: Elite Art and Its Use in Mortuary Ritual and Practice in the Yan State, April 2001
Case Western Reserve University; Chair and Associate Professor, Art and Art History Department, Gettysburg College
The Life and Work of T’ang-yin” (1470-1524)
Renaissance Color Theory and Some Paintings by Veronese
Independent scholar, Washington DC
Professor, Dean, and Chair, Tainan University of the Arts
War Campaign Record Painting: Japan's National Imagery of the "Holy War" (1937–1945), August 2005.
Visiting Assistant Professor, Denison College, Granville, OH
Visiting Professor, Gettysburg College, Art History Department and Visiting Assistant Professor, Hood College, Department of Art and Archaeology; Assistant Professor, Visual Arts Department, Coastal Carolina University
Rank and Gender in the Bone Art at Anyang, the Late Shang Center, April 2001
Tenured Associate Professor, Asian Art and Bronze Age China, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Medieval Manuscripts, Architectural Structures, and their Relationships, April 2010.
Visiting Lecturer, Washington & Jefferson College
Stylistic Traditions, Patronage and Cultural Identity in Ancient China: Bronze Artifacts of the Zhongshan State, Warring States Period (476-221BC), August 2004.
Associate Professor of Art History, Hanover College
