Education, Academic Positions, Awards
Education
1973-1986 University of California, Los Angeles
B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in the History of Art
Master’s Thesis: Two Illustrated Tropers from the Year 1000: Paris, Bibliothèque National, Fonds Latin, MS. 9448 and London, British Library, Cotton MS. Caligula A.xiv
Dissertation: Illustrations of Troper Texts: The Painted Miniatures in Paris, B.N. fonds latin: MS.9448
Committee: [Otto-Karl Werckmeister], Alejandro Planchart, Ioli Kalavrezou, Susan B. Downey
Academic Positions
Spring 2023 Visiting Professor, Dept. of History of Art & Architecture, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
2021-2023 Visiting Professor, Dept. of Art, Art History, and Film, Boston College
2021-present Research Associate, Art History Dept., Mount Holyoke College
2017-2021 Research Associate, History Dept., Mount Holyoke College
2016-2018 Faculty, Bard College, Microcollege, Holyoke
2015-2017 Research Associate, Five College Women’s Studies Research Center at Mount Holyoke College
2014-2017 Research Associate, Art Dept., Smith College
2013 Distinguished Professor Emerita, Eastern Illinois University
Fall 2011 Evansville University Study Abroad Program, Harlaxton College, England
2010- 2013 Director, Humanities Center, Eastern Illinois University
Spring 2006 Centre d'études supérieures de civilisation médiévale, University of Poitiers, France
1998- 2013 Professor of Art History and Women’s Studies, Eastern Illinois University
1996- 2013 Director, Art History Study Abroad Program, Eastern Illinois University
1992-1994 Associate Professor and Chair, Dept. of Visual Arts, University of South Florida
1992-1998 Associate Professor of Art History and Women’s Studies, Eastern Illinois University
1986-1992 Assistant Professor of Art History and Women’s Studies, Eastern Illinois University
1979-1981 Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Art, University of California-Los Angeles
1977-1979 Research Assistant, Dept. of Art, University of California-Los Angeles
Awards
2012 Irish Heritage Council Grant to support photographic illustrations in Françoise Henry in Co. Mayo: The Inishkea Diaries
2011 Trinity College Dublin ‘Long Room Hub’ Visiting Humanities Research Fellowship
2010 Eastern Illinois University Distinguished Faculty Award
2008 EIU Faculty Excellence Award for Research
2004 EIU Woman of Achievement
2003-2004 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Research Fellowship
2003 EIU Faculty Excellence Award for Teaching, Research, Service
1999 Objects of Personal Significance exhibition named Tampa Bay's #1 art event of 1998
1998 NEH Summer Seminar, ‘Gothic in the Ile-de-France’
1992 EIU Faculty Excellence Award for Service
Seventeen research and travel grants from Eastern Illinois University and the University of South Florida
Three years of fellowship plus travel funds for dissertation research from University of California, Los Angeles