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Division Faculty

Shirley Abraham

Beatriz Arnillas

Merrick Bonewitz

Tasha Burleson-Estrada

Marcelo Bussiki

Andrew Cangelose

Sally Deuermeyer

Erika de Young

Margarita Gangotena

Diane (Barbara) Hartman

Felice House

Ed Kane

Rosemary Kunesh

Russell Marcontell

Brent Maxwell

Clay Redding

Wyniese Way

 

 

Course Descriptions

 

The Fine Arts Express (Newsletter)

 

Speakers Bureau

students

 

Erika de Young, Resume

 
 

Education

M.A. Art History, University of Texas – Austin, TX

August 2002 – May 2005

B.F.A. Sculpture, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, WI

September 1998 – May 2002

B.A. French University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, WI

September 1998 – May 2002

 

Professional Experience

Blinn College Department of Art, Bryan, TX 2005 – current

Instructor

  • Art History Survey I – Prehistoric to Medieval
  • Art History Survey II – Renaissance to Modern
  • Art – Design I

University of the Incarnate Word Department of Art and Art History, San Antonio, TX 2005
Lecturer

  • Art History Survey II: Renaissance to Modern

University of Texas – Austin, TX 2002 – 2003
Grader, Department of Art and Art History

  • Introduction to the Visual Arts
  • The History of Mexican and Latin American
  • Photography
  • Early Italian Renaissance Art, 1400-1465

University of Wisconsin Center for International Education Overseas Programs and Partnerships, Milwaukee, WI 2000 - 2002

  • Advisor, Study Abroad and International Internships Coordinator

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, 2001
French Department Internship

  • Onsite program coordinator for visiting study abroad program: 14 students from Negocia Business School, Paris, France.

 

Other Experience

South Central Renaissance Conference, Austin, TX April 1-3, 2004
Speaker: presented research paper: “De’ Rossi’s Fountain of the Twelve Labors of Hercules: A Project for the Largest Portrait of Cosimo I.”

Blanton Museum of Art, Docent Program Guest Speaker. March 5, 2003
Presented a two hour introduction to the Italian Renaissance as well as a guided tour of the Blanton Museum’s Italian Renaissance collection.

 

Recognitions

  • Dr. Jeffrey Smith, Kay Fortson Chair in European Art, University of Texas tuition scholarship, 2002 and 2003.
  • Phi Kappa Phi – National Honor Society March’ 02
    Pi Delta Phi – French National Honor Society December’ 01
  • UWM – George Goundie sculpture dept. scholarship, September 2000

 

International Studies

Study Abroad:

  • Independent Thesis Research – Florence, Italy. 2003
  • Study Abroad in Italy – Florence, Rome and Venice. 2000
  • Independent Study – Art of France and England. 2000
  • Study Abroad in Peru – Pre-Columbian Art of Peru. 2001

 

Residence:

Paris, France 1990 – 1994
Hanover, Germany 1988 – 1990
Stuttgart, Germany 1987 – 1988

 
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