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PENELOPE J. E. Department of Art & Art History | The University of Texas at Austin | 2301 San Jacinto Blvd. DAVIES D1300 | Austin, TX 78751 | 512.232.2362 | [email protected]

EDUCATION

PhD, Classical Yale University, Department of Classics Archaeology Dissertation: ‘Politics and Design: The Funerary of the Roman Emperors from 1994 to (27 B.C.–A.D. 193)’ MPhil, Classical Yale University, Department of Classics Archaeology 1990 MA, Classical Yale University, Department of Classics Archaeology 1989 BA Honours, Classics University of Cambridge 1986 Newnham College

TEACHING POSITIONS

Professor The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Art & Art History 2017-present Undergraduate lecture courses: Art and Politics in Republican Rome Art and Politics in Imperial Rome Roman Imperial Architecture Roman and Architecture Art in the Age of Early Italian Architecture (on site in Castiglion Fiorentino, Tuscany) Survey of Ancient Through Graduate seminars: Construction, Destruction, Reconstruction in Art and Decoration in Early Pre-Modern Rome (with on-site component) Art and Politics in Republican Rome Building Empire: Architecture and Politics in Second Century BCE Rome After the Gracchi: Art and Politics in Late Republican Rome Art in the Age of Dictatorship Between Republic and Empire Roman Imperial Funerary Monuments Art in the Age of Hadrian Associate Professor The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Art & Art History 2001-2017 Assistant Professor The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Art & Art History 1994-2001

FIELDWORK

Supervisor La Piana Excavations, Tuscany 1988 Jane Whitehead, Director Field Archaeologist Paros Excavations, Koukounaries 1987 Dmitri Schilardi, Director Field Archaeologist Cuello Excavations, 1987 Norman Hammond, Director

Field Archaeologist Santa Maria Antique Excavations, Rome 1986 Henry Hurst, Director

SELECTED AWARDS AND GRANTS

2018 Summer Research Grant University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Vandalism and Resistance in Republican Rome’ 2016-2017 Faculty Research Assignment University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Ancient Lives of Roman Buildings’ 2015 Research Grant, Houston Endowment Fund for Art History Faculty College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’: illustrations Summer Research Assignment College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘La Colonne de la Grande Armée in Place Vendôme and Napoleon’s Vision for Paris’ 2014 Summer Creative Research Grant College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’: illustrations Archaeological Institute of America Subvention Grant Archaeological Institute of America Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ Subvention Award, Office of the Vice President for Research University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2013 Research Grant, Houston Endowment Fund for Art History Faculty College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2011 Research Grant, Houston Endowment Fund for Art History Faculty College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2008-2009 American Philosophical Society Sabbatical Fellowship American Philosophical Society Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2008 Hugh Last Fellowship British School at Rome Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2007-2008 Art History Faculty Travel and Research Fellowship College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ Faculty Research Assignment University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2007 American Council of Learned Societies Sabbatical Fellowship American Council of Learned Societies Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2005 Research Grant University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’

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2004 College of Fine Arts Summer Research Grant College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ University of Texas Coop Subvention For and the Emperor: The Funerary Monuments of the Roman Emperors from Augustus to Marcus Aurelius, paperback edition (University of Texas Press 2004) 2003 Faculty Research Assignment University of Texas at Austin Project title: ‘Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome’ 2000 Summer Research Grant College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin 1999 Special Research Grant University of Texas at Austin 1998 Kress Foundation Subvention For Death and the Emperor: The Funerary Monuments of the Roman Emperors from Augustus to Marcus Aurelius (Cambridge University Press 2000) College of Fine Arts Faculty Development Grant College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin 1997-1998 Getty Postdoctoral Fellowship Getty Research Institute 1996-1997 John D. Murchison Fellowship in Fine Arts College of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Austin British Studies Fellowship University of Texas at Austin 1995 University Research Institute Summer Research Grant University of Texas at Austin 1993-1994 Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Assistantship Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 1992-1993 University Dissertation Fellowship Yale University 1992 Samuel H. Kress Foundation Travel Grant Samuel H. Kress Foundation John F. Enders Travel Grant Yale University Augusta Hazard Travel Scholarship Yale University Woolsey Travel Scholarship Yale University Tarbell Travel Grant Yale University 1988-1991 Robert E. Darling Fellowship Yale University 1991 John F. Enders Assistance Grant Yale University 1990 Augusta Hazard Travel Scholarship Yale University Biddle Travel Scholarship Yale University 1987-1988 Yale University Fellowship Yale University 1988 Augusta Hazard Travel Scholarship Yale University Berkeley Travel Scholarship Yale University Etruscan Foundation Travel Grant Etruscan Foundation

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SPECIAL HONOURS

2016 College of Fine Arts Distinguished Teaching Award University of Texas at Austin 2008 Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London Society of Antiquaries of London 2007 Department of Art & Art History Teaching Excellence Award University of Texas at Austin 2001 Vasari Award Dallas Museum of Art. For Death and the Emperor: The Funerary Monuments of the Roman

Emperors from Augustus to Marcus Aurelius (Cambridge University Press 2000) 2000 College of Fine Arts Teaching Excellence Award University of Texas at Austin 1999 Texas Excellence Teaching Award University of Texas at Austin

PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS:

2017 Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome Cambridge University Press.

2013 Janson’s A Basic .9 With David L. Simon, Ann M. Roberts, Frima Fox Hofrichter, and Joseph Jacobs. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall

2011 Janson’s History of Art. The Western Tradition.8 With David L. Simon, Ann M. Roberts, Frima Fox Hofrichter, and Joseph Jacobs. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall

2009 Janson’s A Basic History of Art.8 With David L. Simon, Ann M. Roberts, Frima Fox Hofrichter, and Joseph Jacobs. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall

2007 Janson’s History of Art. The Western Tradition.7 With David L. Simon, Walter B. Denny, Ann M. Roberts, Frima Fox Hofrichter, and Joseph Jacobs. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Also translated into Chinese and Portuguese.

2000 Death and the Emperor: Roman Imperial Funerary Monuments from Augustus to Marcus Aurelius. Cambridge University Press. Paperback edition: University of Texas Press, 2004

PUBLICATIONS: ARTICLES, ESSAYS, BOOK CHAPTERS, REVIEWS (* denotes peer-reviewed)

Forthcoming March 2019 * “Vandalism and Resistance in Republican Rome.” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians vol. 78.1, 6–24.

2017 * “Constructing, Deconstructing and Reconstructing Civic Memory in Late Republican Rome.” Omnium Annalium Monumenta: Historical Evidence and Historical Writing in Republican Rome, ed. Kaj Sandberg and Christopher Smith. Leiden: Brill: 477–511.

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* “A Republican Dilemma: City or State? Or, The Concrete Revolution Revisited.” Papers of the British School at Rome 85: 71–107.

2014 * “Rome and Her Neighbors: Greek Building Practices in Republican Rome.” In Roger Ulrich and Caroline Quenemoen, eds. A Companion to Roman Architecture. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing: 27-44.

2013 * “The Archaeology of Mid-Republican Rome: The Emergence of a Mediterranean Capital.” In Jane DeRose Evans, ed. A Companion to Roman Republican Archaeology. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing: 440-458.

2012 * “Pollution, Propriety and Urbanism in Republican Rome.” In Mark Bradley ed. Rome, Pollution and Propriety: Dirt, Disease and Hygiene in the Eternal City from Antiquity to Modernity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 67-80

2012 * “On the Introduction of Stone Entablatures in Republican Temples in Rome.” In Michael Thomas and Gretchen Meyers, eds. Monumentality in Early Italian Architecture. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press: 139-165

2011 * “Aegyptiaca in Rome: Adventus and Romanitas.” In Erich Gruen, ed. Cultural Identity in the Ancient Mediterranean: Issues and Debates. Los Angeles: Getty Research Institute, 354-370

2010 * “Living to Living, Living to Dead: Communication and Political Rivalry in Republican Design.” In Avril Maddrell and James Sidaway, eds. Deathscapes. Spaces for Death, Dying, and Remembrance. London: Ashgate Press, 225-241

2007 * “The Personal and the Political.” In ed. Susan Alcock and Robin Osborne, eds. Blackwell Guides to Archaeology: Classical Archaeology. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 307-334.

2006 * “Exploring the International Arena: The Tarquins’ Aspirations for the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus.” In Carol Mattusch and Alice Donohue, eds. Common Ground: The Proceedings of the XVIth International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Boston 2003. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 186-189

2002 * Review. Graham J. Oliver, ed. The Epigraphy of Death. Liverpool 2000. In American Journal of Archaeology 106: 494-496

2000 * “The Phoenix and the Flames: Death, Rebirth and the Imperial Landscape of Rome.” Mortality 5.3: 237-257

2000 * “‘What Worse Than Nero, What Better Than his Baths?’ Damnatio Memoriae and Roman Architecture.” In E. R. Varner, ed. From Caligula to Constantine: Tyranny and Transformation in Roman Portraiture. Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University: 27-44

1997 * “The Politics of Perpetuation: Trajan’s and the Art of Commemoration.” In American Journal of Archaeology 101: 41-65

1997 Review. Diane Favro, The Urban Image of Augustan Rome. Cambridge 1997). In Archaeological News 23

1996 “Pandora’s Box: Women in Classical Greece.” Apollo: 59

PUBLICATIONS: ENCYCLOPEDIA AND CATALOGUE ENTRIES

2010 “.” In Anthony Grafton, Glenn Most and Salvatore Settis, eds. The Classical

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Tradition. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press: 571

1996 Various entries. In I, Claudia: Women in Ancient Rome, eds. E.E. Kleiner and Susan B. Matheson (New Haven 1996) 148, 164-66, 168-75, 207-208

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS/IN PRESS

Book project Ancient Lives of Roman Buildings

Book project Architecture and Regime Change in Ancient Rome

Book section “Republican Architecture.” In Sir Banister Fletcher’s A , ed. Tom Dyckhoff. London: Royal Institute of British Architects (In production)

Essay “Sanctuaries and Temples of the Late Republican and Early Imperial Period.” In De Gruyter Handbook: Roman Architecture, ed. Monika Trümper (In production)

Essay “Sites, Power and Politics of Death.” In A Cultural History of Death in Antiquity (500 BCE–800 CE), ed. Mario Erasmo. Bloomsbury Academic Press (In production)

Essay “Striving against oblivion: and in the mid-Republic.” Roma medio-repubblicana: dalla conquista di Veio alla vittoria di Zama.

Essay “A Putatitious Reading of the Brandegee Puteal.” At Home with the Past: Boston’s Brandegee Collection of Roman

SELECTED LECTURES

Scheduled 2019 “The Forum of Julius Caesar in Rome Workshop: Response.” Centre for Urban Network Evolutions, Aarhus University, Denmark

Scheduled 2019 Title TBA. Symposium, The Long Fourth Century. Princeton University

Scheduled 2019 Title TBA. Ruth Halls Visiting Scholar. University of Wisconsin Madison

2018 “Vandalism and Resistance in Republican Rome.” Julius Fund Lecture. Case Western Reserve University

“The emperor’s two bodies: cultural memory, the Republic, and the fate of the Golden House.” Erasing, Defacing, Replacing: The Coercion and Control of Things in Times of Conflict and Change. UT Antiquities Action Symposium

“The politics of divided cultural memory: the rehabilitation of Nero’s Golden House.” Cultural Memory under the Empire. Symposium at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil

2017 “Vandalism and resistance in Republican Rome.” Archaeological Institute of America, Austin Chapter

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“Vandalism and resistance in Republican Rome.” W.T.C. Walker Lecture in Architectural History, British School at Rome

“’A concrete revolution’: Magna Mater and post-Gracchan Rome.” Society of Architectural Historians Annual Convention, Glasgow, Scotland

“Urban vision or sleight of hand? Regime change and Augustan Rome.” City of Rome Lecture Series, British School at Rome

“Striving against oblivion: Tombs and cemeteries in the mid-Republic.” Roma medio-repubblicana: dalla conquista di Veio alla vittoria di Zama. Conference organized by the British School at Rome, l’Università degli Studi di Roma “Sapienza”, la Soprintendenza Speciale per il Colosseo e l'area archeologica di Roma, le Soprintendenze Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio rispettivamente per il Comune di Roma e per l'area metropolitana di Roma, la provincia di Viterbo e l'Etruria meridionale, 5-7 April 2017

2016 “‘If a man of Caesar’s genius failed, who could hope to succeed?’ Urbanism and regime change in Augustan Rome” Utrecht University, Holland

“Augustus’ urban renewal: Visionary or derivative?” The Alternative Augustan Age. Symposium Campanum, Cuma, Italy

“Challenging the public transcript: Vandalism and resistance in Republican Rome.” Seventh Conference of Italian Archaeology, National University of Ireland, Galway

“Experiencing Republicanism, or living and losing the ideal Roman state.” Eleventh Annual Paul Rehak Symposium, University of Kansas, Lawrence

“Damned with feigned praise: The role of architecture in the death of Julius Caesar.” Annual conference of the Society for Classical Studies, San Francisco

2015 “Damned with feigned praise: The role of architecture in the death of Julius Caesar.” Archaeology Day Lecture, Department of Art & Art History, University of Texas at Austin

“The politics of place: Competing for presence on the ancient via Appia.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Twelfth International Conference, Alba Iulia, Romania

“Caesar, dictator: Aspiration and assassination.” Center for European Studies and Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies, University of Texas at Austin, Workshop on Dictators

“On the political impact of temple design in Republican Rome.” Society of Architectural Historians Annual Convention, Chicago

“How Greek architecture helped to bring down the .” Keynote address, The Leaders of Design Council, Athens, Greece

“A Republican dilemma: City or state?” Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, University of Leicester

“The man who would be king? Construction, conspiracy and the fate of Julius Caesar” The University of Gothenburg, Sweden

“The man who would be king? Construction, conspiracy and the fate of Julius Caesar”

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The University of Lund, Sweden

2014 “Damned with feigned praise: The role of architecture in Julius Caesar’s death.” Brown University

“Rome alone: The case of concrete.” Archaeology Studies Seminar, University of Texas at Austin, October

“Architecture and politics in Republican Rome.” Santa Chiara Study Center, Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy

“Communion and communication in early Roman tombs.” University of Georgia Cortona Program, Cortona, Italy

“Trajan’s Column and its legacy: Napoleon’s Colonne de la Grande Armée (and a case against authorial non-involvement).” The Legacy of Classical Antiquity: Re-Visioning the Past. Symposium at the Willson Center Research Seminar at Cortona

“Tiberius, primus supra pares: Augustus’ legacy and the built city.” Commemorating Augustus. Conference at the University of Leeds

A city apart: Reading Republican Rome in isolation Plenary lecture, Classical Association Annual Conference, University of Nottingham

2013 “Constructing memory in late Republican Rome.” Omnium Annalium Monumenta: Historical Evidence and Historical Writing in Republican Rome, Conference at the Institutum Romanum Finlandiae and the British School at Rome

“Killed with kindness: The role of architecture in Julius Caesar’s death.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Eleventh International Conference, The Open University, Milton Keynes

2011 “How Greek architecture helped to bring down the Roman Republic.” Eighth Annual James M. Carpenter Lecture, Colby College, Maine

“Reading state architecture in ancient Rome.” San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Texas

2010 “Power building: Architecture and propaganda in the Roman world.” The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois

2009 “The Tomb of the Sempronii: Identity and ideology.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Ninth International Conference, Durham University

“Isonomia, political ambition and Republican tombs in Rome.” University of Georgia, Athens

2008 “The individual, the state and architecture in Republican Rome.” The American Academy in Rome

“The individual, the state and architecture in Republican Rome.” The British School at Rome

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2007 “Architecture and self-promotion in Republican Rome.” The Theater of Pompey: Staging the Self through Roman Architecture. Symposium, University of Georgia, Athens

“Power building: architecture and the constitution in Republican Rome.” Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, University of Granada, Spain

“Living to living, living to dead: Communion and communication in Roman Republican tombs.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Eighth International Conference, Bath University

“Pollution, propriety and urbanism in Republican Rome.” Pollution and Propriety: Dirt, Disease and Hygiene in Rome from Antiquity to Modernity. Conference at the British School at Rome

2006 “Memory be damned: The obliteration of monuments in Rome from antiquity to the modern era.” Respondent. Conference: Constructions of Death, Memory and Mourning, Woodcliff Lakes, New Jersey

“A putatitious reading of the Brandegee puteal.” At Home with the Past: Boston’s Brandegee Collection of . Symposium at Tufts University, Massachusetts

“Shifting valencies: Nero’s Golden House, the Colosseum and architectural rehabilitation.” McMasters University, Hamilton, Canada

“Building power: Architecture and propaganda in the Roman world.” Bard Graduate Center, New York

2005 “Manipulating the system: Tombs, politics and the constitution in Republican Rome.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Sixth International Conference, University of Bath

“Marble manifesto: Politics, perpetuation and the Column of Trajan.” University of Georgia, Athens

“Sending mixed messages: Changing valencies of Nero's Golden House.” Northwestern University

“First above equals: Architecture and power in the age of Tiberius.” College Art Association Annual Convention, Atlanta

2004 “Playing the system: Architecture, politics and the constitution in Republican Rome.” International Academy of Linguistics, Behavioral and Social Sciences National Conference, Cancun, Mexico

“Shifting valencies in Roman architecture.” Oxford University

“Valencies in flux: The case of Nero’s Golden House.” Design History Conference, Belfast

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“Rehabilitating Nero: Roman architecture and condemnation of memory.” Odyssey Lecture Series, University of Texas at Austin

2003 “Exploring the international arena: The Tarquins’ aspirations for the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus.” XVIth Conference of the International Association of Classical Archaeology, Harvard University

2002 “Damnation or diplomacy? The fate of Nero’s Golden House.” Faculty Lecture Series, Department of Art and Art History, University of Texas at Austin

2001 “Friend or foe? What to do with Nero’s Golden House?” Rice University, Houston, Texas

“Damnation or diplomacy? Nero’s Golden House, the Colosseum, and architectural rehabilitation.” Archaeological Institute of America Annual Convention, San Diego

2000 “Disposal of an emperor: Nero, the Golden House, and condemnation of memory.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Fifth International Conference, Goldsmiths College, University of London

“Building (on) the past: The Arch of Septimius Severus and conceptual spoliation.” College Art Association Annual Convention, New York

1999 “. . . And fun was had by all: Nero’s Golden House, the Colosseum, and architectural ‘rehabilitation.’” Undergraduate Art History Association, University of Texas at Austin

“‘If there is anything else . . .’: Art and in ancient Rome.” The Spiritual in Art. Symposium at the Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

1998 “The politics of perpetuation part 2: Hadrian’s Mausoleum and the imperial landscape of Rome.” Austin Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America

“The phoenix and the flames: Death, rebirth and the imperial landscape of Rome.” The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, Fourth International Conference, Glasgow Caledonian University

1997 “Columnarum ratio erat attoli super ceteros mortales: Trajan’s Column and the art of death.” Middlebury College, Vermont

“A model of multivalency: The , tomb or trophy?” University of Georgia at Athens

“A model of multivalency: The Mausoleum of Augustus, tomb or trophy?” Emory University, Atlanta

“The empress is dead, long live the emperor: Female apotheosis in the early Empire.” I, Claudia. Symposium, University of Texas at Austin

“The fate of the empress.” Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas

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“Manipulating memory: Trajan’s Column and the art of commemoration.” Faculty Lecture Series, Department of Art and Art History, University of Texas at Austin

1996 “Dialogue with the dead: the social function of the Roman tomb.” Archaeological Institute of America Annual Convention, New York

“The politics of perpetuation: Trajan’s Column and the Roman viewer.” Austin Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America

1995 “Round and round in circles: Trajan’s Column and the Roman viewer.” Archaeological Institute of America, San Antonio

“Facing : Portraiture in the Roman world.” Huntington Art Gallery, University of Texas at Austin

“Trajan’s Column and the Roman viewer.” Southern Methodist University Summer Program in Rome

1993 “An imperial cosmos: the creation of eternity.” Harvard University

CONFERENCE SESSIONS, SYMPOSIA, WORKSHOPS 2018 “Architecture of Republican Rome: New Directions” Workshop organized at the University of Texas at Austin

2017 “Context is Everything: Gold Medal Session” Session organized at the Annual Conference of the Archaeological Institute of America, Toronto

2016 “The Ides of March: New Perspectives.” Session co-organized with Ida Östenberg (University of Gothenberg), at the Annual Conference of the Society for Classical Studies, San Francisco

2007 “The Theater of Pompey: Staging the Self through Roman Architecture.” Symposium co-organized with Mario Erasmo (University of Georgia, Athens), University of Georgia, Athens

“Italian Politics and Architectural Production.” Session organized at the Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, University of Granada, Spain

2004 “Political Systems and Architectural Production in Ancient Rome.” Session organized at the International Academy of Linguistics, Behavioral and Social Sciences National Conference, Cancun, Mexico

DOCUMENTARY 2014 Monster Monuments. Episode of Ancient Impossible History Channel 2 Wild Dream Films.

GRADUATE ADVISING, UT AUSTIN

Ph.D. Committees Leah Hansard, Art & Art History, in progress. “Roman Macella.”

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(co-chair) Jennifer Muslin, Art & Art History, in progress. “Deus ex machina: Constructing and Receiving Epiphany in the Architecture and Visual Representation of Roman Festivals.” Gretel Rodriguez, Art & Art History, 2018. “The Dynamics of Roman Honorific Arches: Space, Design, and Reception.” (Presidential Diversity Postdoctoral Fellow, Brown University) Joelle Lardi, Art & Art History, 2014. “Water as Imperial Display.” Lea Cline, Art & Art History, 2013. “The of Rome Reconsidered: Rome's Sacred Furniture, from Evander to Constantine.” (Assistant Professor, Illinois State University) Onur Öztürk, Art & Art History, 2013. “Becoming Roma(n): Roman Imperial Cult and the Transformation of Urban Centers in Greek Cities.” (Lecturer, Columbia College, Chicago) Ivo van der Graaff, Art & Art History, 2013. “The City Walls of : Perceptions and Expressions of a Monumental Boundary.” (Smithsonian Institute) John Hopkins, Art & Art History, 2010. “The Topographical Transformation of Archaic Rome: A New Interpretation of Architecture and Geography in the Early City.” (Assistant Professor, New York University) Ufuk Soyöz, Art & Art History, 2010. “Drama on the Urban Stage: Architecture, Spectacles and Power in Hellenistic Pergamon.” (Chair, Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design, Kemerburgaz University) Álvaro Ibarra, Art & Art History, 2009. “Legions and Locals: Roman Provincial Communities and their Trophy Monuments.” (Assistant Professor, College of Charleston) Regina Gee, Art & Art History, “The Vatican : Ritual, Status, and Social Identity in the Roman .” (Associate Professor, Montana State University) Nayla Muntasser, Art & Art History, 2003. “The Late Antique Domus in Ostia: A New Vocabulary of Acculturation.” (Visiting Assistant Professor, Trinity University, San Antonio; Oplontis Project, University of Texas at Austin) Michael Thomas, Art & Art History, 2002. “The Forum of the Emperors: Propaganda and Dynastic Legitimacy in the Imperial Forum Romanum, 27 B.C. – A.D. 305.” (Director, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy, University of Texas at Austin) Lauren Hackworth Petersen, Art & Art History, 2000. “Monuments of Roman Freedmen: Ancient and Modern Constructions of Identity.” (Professor, University of Delaware) Margaret Woodhull, Art & Art History, 2000. “Building Power: Women as Architectural Patrons During the Early , 30 BCE-54 CE.” (Assistant Professor and Director, Graduate Program, University of Colorado, Denver)

Ph.D. Committees Sania Shifferd, Art & Art History, in progress. “Greek Reception of Cypro-Phoenician Bronze (member) and Silver Bowls.” Catherine Popovici, Art & Art History, in progress. “Stones of Statehood: Art, Politics, and Placemaking in the Classic Maya Landscape.” Einav Zamir, Art & Art History, in progress. Ben Crowther, Classics, in progress. “More than a Frame: The Roman Portico as Social Space.” Paul Hay, Classics, 2017. “Time, Saecularity, and the First Century BCE Roman World.” Evan Rapp, Classics, 2016. “Designing for Use: Marking Social Space in Complicated Urban Architecture at Imperial Ostia.” Leticia Rodriguez Hinojosa, Art & Art History, 2016. “Issues of Identity in the Archaic Greek East.” Kaylee Rae Spencer, Art & Art History, in progress. “Toward an Understanding of Elite Late Classic Maya Representations at Palenque, Mexico.” Milton Torres, Classics, 2008. “The of Pianabella at Ostia and the Emergence of Christian Practices.” Lisa Owen, Art & Art History, 2006. “Beyond Buddhist Brahmanical Activity: The Place of Jain Rock-Cut Excavations at Ellora.” Tracy Chapman Hamilton, Art & Art History, 2004. “Artistic Patronage and Women of the Royal House of France.” Lisa Kirch, Art & Art History, 2003. “Right Princely Art: The of Ottheinreich.”

Samantha Krukowski, Art & Art History, 1999. “Performing History: Walking Along Ulay and Abramovic’s The Lovers.”

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Allen Christenson, Art & Art History, 1998. “Scaling the Mountain of the Ancients: The Altarpiece of Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala.”

MA Committees Christopher Wood, Art & Art History, 2016. “Reflections of Power: Female Agency and Virtus (Chair/Second Reader) in the House of Jason at Pompeii.” (Second Reader) Amy Angell, Art & Art History, 2016. (Second Reader) Katrina Erni, Art & Art History, 2015. (Second Reader) Breton Langendorfer, Art & Art History, 2012. “Who Builds Assyria: Nurture and Control in Sennacherib's Great at Khinnis.” (Second Reader) Jane Arney, Art & Art History, 2011. “Towards a Theory of Visual Epiphany.” (Second Reader) Erik McRae, Art & Art History, 2007. “Reassessing the Tomb of Caecilia Metella.” (Chair) James Myers, Art & Art History, 2006. “The Trajanic Gauls.” (Second Reader) Beth Gardiner, Art & Art History, 2005. “The San Antonio .” (Second Reader) John Hopkins, Art & Art History, 2004. “Reflections of Expansion: The Cloaca Maxima and Urban Image in Tarquin Rome.” (Chair) Leonora Johnson, Art & Art History, 2004. “By Vesta's Flame: Roman Imperial Women's Appropriation of Vestal Imagery.” (Second Reader) Francis Bernard Malec, Classics, 2004. “From Forlorn to Fornix: Sub Lugum Mittere Re- Explored.” (Chair) Jacqueline McCollum, Art & Art History, 2003. “Form, Function and Meaning: Domestic Mosaic Fountains at Pompeii and Herculaneum.” (Second Reader) Lea Cline, Art & Art History, 2003. “Talking Hands: Gestures and Orators in Sculpted Panels of the High Roman Empire.” (Chair) Sania Shifferd, Art & Art History, 2002. “Sacrum peregrinum: Hadrian and the Cult of the Egyptian Gods.” (Chair) Álvaro Ibarra, Art and Art History, 2001. “Dacian Mutations: A New Reading of The Tropaeum Traiani At Adamklissi.” (Second Reader) Cristina Cruz Gonzalez, Art & Art History, 1999. “Reading the Aztec Capital: Urban Narration in Ancient Tenochtitlan.” (Second Reader) Kimberly Cassibry, Art & Art History, 1997. “The Decoration of Domestic Baths in the Roman and Domus.” (Second Reader) Wunda Shuga, Art & Art History. “A Black-Figure Band Cup in the San Antonio Museum of Art and Birth of Athena Scenes in Black-Figure Vase-Painting” (Chair) Caroline Welles, Classics, 1996. “Astrological Imagery in the Art of the Early Roman Empire.” (Chair)

GRADUATE ADVISING, EXTERNAL

PhD committee member Amy Miranda, Johns Hopkins University, in progress. “Relational Spaces of the Roman Empire: Experiences of Art and Architecture in the Antonine Principate.” Dissertation opponent Kristine Bülow Clausen, University of Copenhagen, 2015. “The Flavian Isea in Beneventum and Rome. The appropriation of Egyptian and Egyptianising art in imperial Beneventum and Rome.” Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Society of Architectural H. Allen Brooks Travelling Fellowship Committee. Member 2018-2019 Historians Archaeological Institute James R. Wiseman Book Award Committee. Member 2006-2011 of America Program for Annual Meeting Committee. Member 2000-2006 Austin Chapter. President 1996-97, 1998-99 Austin Chapter. Vice-President 1994-95, 1999-2000

Manuscript reviewer Cambridge University Press University of Chicago Press

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University of Texas Press Pennsylvania State University Press Thames & Hudson The American School of Classical Studies at Athens Ashgate Press American Journal of Archaeology Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome Art Bulletin Papers of the British School at Rome Journal for the Society of Architectural Historians Grant reviewer American Council of Learned Societies CUNY internal awards program External Evaluator National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR). 2012 Tenure and promotion UCLA. 2015 reviewer Baylor University. 2016 Edinburgh University, Scotland. 2016

ADMINISTRATIVE AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE

2018-2019 Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member School Planning Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Graduate Admissions Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member COFA Tenure and Promotion Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member Graduate Education Task Force. University. Member 2017-2018 Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Graduate Admissions Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member COFA Tenure and Promotion Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member 2016-2017 (fall only) Peer teaching review. Department of Art & Art History. College of Fine Arts Commencement Address. College of Fine Arts. 2015-2016 Undergraduate Admissions Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair University of Texas Police Force Oversight Committee. University. Member 2014-2015 Division Chair, Art History. Department of Art & Art History. Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Ex-officio Member Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Student Grievances Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Task Force on COFA Professional Development Programs. College of Fine Arts. Member University of Texas Police Force Oversight Committee. University. Member 2013-2014 Division Chair, Art History. Department of Art & Art History Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Ex-officio Member Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Student Grievances Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Guest Lecture, Art History Foundations (304). University of Texas Police Force Oversight Committee. University. Member 2012-2013 Division Chair, Art History. Department of Art & Art History. Spring Search Committee for Design Faculty. Department of Art & Art History. Member Ad Hoc Search Committee for Mesoamerican Faculty. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Ex-officio Member. Spring

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Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Honors Advisor. Department of Art & Art History College of Fine Arts Task Force on Undergraduate Excellence. College of Fine Arts. Member Summer Research Assignment /Faculty Research Assignment Review Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member. 2011-2012 Executive Committee, Center for the Study of Ancient Italy. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Honors Advisor. Department of Art & Art History Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Search Committee for Casa Herrera Lecturer. Department of Art & Art History. Member Marshall for Art History Department at Commencement Ceremony. Department of Art & Art History. Peer teaching review. Department of Art & Art History. College of Fine Arts Task Force on Undergraduate Excellence. College of Fine Arts. Member 2010-2010 Graduate Admissions. Art History Division. Chair Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Sage Lecture Series. Department of Art & Art History. Lecturer. College of Fine Arts Task Force on Undergraduate Excellence. College of Fine Arts. Member Outstanding Dissertation Selection Committee. University. Member 2009-2010 Graduate Admissions. Art History Division. Chair Graduate Student Professional Development Workshop: grant writing. Art History Division. Co-organizer College of Fine Arts Task Force on Undergraduate Excellence. College of Fine Arts. Member 2008-2009 On leave 2007-2008 On leave 2006-2007 Faculty Search Committee for Latin-American art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Faculty Search Committee for Chicano art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Art History admissions. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Commencement. Department of Art & Art History. Faculty representative Fine Arts Student Advisory Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member Faculty Council. University. Member Committee on Commencement and Academic Ceremonies. University. Member Faculty Grievance Hearing Pool. University. Member 2005-2006 Faculty Search Committee for Latin-American art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Curriculum Reform Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Dean Search Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member Fine Arts Student Center Advisory Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member University Continuing Fellowship Committee. University. Member 2004-2005 Division Chair, Art History. Department of Art & Art History. Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Peer teaching review. Department of Art & Art History. University Continuing Fellowship Committee. University. Member Faculty Advisory Council, University of Texas Press. University. Member 2003-2004 Division Chair, Art History. Department of Art & Art History.

Faculty Search Committee for Mesoamerican art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Fine Arts Student Advisory Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member Faculty Advisory Council, University of Texas Press. University. Chair University Continuing Fellowships Committee. University. Member

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2002-2003 (fall only) Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Advisor. Department of Art & Art History. Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Program Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Admissions. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Graduate student workshop on grants and applications. Department of Art & Art History. Peer teaching review. Department of Art & Art History. College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member Faculty Advisory Council, University of Texas Press. University. Member Classics Department external audit. University. Member 2001-2002 Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Foundations Program Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Undergraduate Program Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Admissions. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Peer teaching review. Department of Art & Art History. College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member Faculty Advisory Council, University of Texas Press. University. Member Grant Writing Workshop for Graduate Students, Office of Graduate Studies. University. Panel member 2000-2001 Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Foundations Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Advisor. Department of Art & Art History. Study Abroad Evaluations. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Faculty Search Committee for Greek/Islamic position. Department of Art & Art History. Member College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member 1999-2000 Executive Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Advisor. Department of Art & Art History. Study Abroad Evaluations. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Faculty Search Committee for art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Member Co-Chair of Undergraduate Art History Curriculum Reform Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Career Development Workshops for Graduate Students. Department of Art & Art History. Undergraduate Preregistration Advising. Department of Art & Art History. Committee for Undergraduate Travel Awards. Department of Art & Art History. Member College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee. College of Fine Arts. Member 1998-1999 Undergraduate Advisor. Department of Art & Art History. Study Abroad Evaluations. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Faculty Search Committee for Maya art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Member Undergraduate Art History Curriculum Reform Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Co-Chair Visiting Lecture Series. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Faculty Advisor to Undergraduate Art History Association. Department of Art & Art History. Career Development Workshops for Graduate Students. Department of Art & Art History. Ad hoc Committee for Staff Service Awards. Department of Art & Art History. Member Committee for Best Undergraduate Art History Paper Award. Department of Art & Art History. Co-Chair ‘Forging Partnerships for Student Success’ Symposium, University of Texas at Austin. Department of Art & Art History. Departmental delegate College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee. College of Fine Arts.

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Member Fulbright IIE Campus Review Committee. University. Member 1997-1998 On leave 1996-1997 Faculty Search Committee for Early Medieval art historian. Department of Art & Art History. Member Visiting Lecture Series. Department of Art & Art History. Chair Annual Eleanor Greenhill Art History Graduate Student Symposium. Department of Art & Art History. Co-Chair Undergraduate Preregistration Advising. Department of Art & Art History. Ad hoc Committee for Staff Service Awards. Department of Art & Art History. Member Slide Collection Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Marshall for Art History Department at Commencement Ceremony. Department of Art & Art History. 1995-1996 Annual Eleanor Greenhill Art History Graduate Student Symposium. Department of Art & Art History. Co-Chair Undergraduate Preregistration Advising. Department of Art & Art History. Slide Collection Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Student Grievance Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Marshall for Art History Department at Commencement Ceremony. Department of Art & Art History. Ph.D. Faculty Committee, School of Architecture. University. Member 1994-1995 Annual Eleanor Greenhill Art History Graduate Student Symposium. Department of Art & Art History. Co-Chair Undergraduate Preregistration Advising. Department of Art & Art History. Museum Planning Committee. Department of Art & Art History. Member Marshall for Art History Department at Commencement Ceremony. Department of Art & Art History. Ph.D. Faculty Committee, School of Architecture. University. Member

PUBLIC SERVICE

1997-2001 Austin Music Commission. Member appointed by Austin City Council. Arts Representative and Parliamentarian

MUSIC

2010 “Ghost of Vicksburg.” On Bob Livingston, Gypsy Alibi, New Wilderness Records. Lyrics.

ARTWORK

2015 “Draft.” Annual Faculty Exhibition, Visual Arts Center, University of Texas at Austin.

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