Lisa Reilly, F.S.A. Department of Architectural History Campbell Hall PO Box 400122 University of Virginia Charlottesville VA 22904-4122 (434)924-1316 office E-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION: Institute of Fine Arts, New York University Ph.D. in Art History in February 1991 Field of Concentration: Medieval Art and Architecture Unrelated Minor: Greek Art and Architecture Samuel Kress Fellow Courtauld Institute of Art, 1983-5 Dissertation: The Architectural History of Peterborough Cathedral.
Centre for Medieval Studies, York University Master of Arts in Medieval Studies in July 1980 Thesis: The Sixteenth Century Stained Glass of St. Michael-le-Belfrey
Vassar College Bachelor of Arts in Economics in May 1978
Academic Appointments: University of Virginia (1990-present) Department Chair January 2002-June 2005, July 2015- July 2017
Academic Dean Semester at Sea Spring 2011
Horace W. Goldsmith/National Endowment for the Humanities Distinguished Teaching Professor 1999-2002
Associate Professor 1998-present
Assistant Professor 1990-1998
PUBLICATIONS: Books: (After tenure) The Invention of Norman Visual Culture (under editorial consideration).
The Stained Glass of the Parish Church of St. Michael-le-Belfrey (in progress, Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi of Great Britain volume, co-authored with Mary Shepard).
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Skyscraper Gothic University of Virginia Press (2017, collection of essays co- edited with Kevin Murphy). “Introduction” co-written with Kevin Murphy pp. 1- 22 & “Design & the Study of the Past: the Gothic Skyscraper” pp. 23-38.
Vassar College, The Campus Guide Series, Princeton Architectural Press (2004, co-author with Karen Van Lengen).
(before tenure)
An Architectural History of Peterborough Cathedral Clarendon Studies in the History of Art. Denis Farr, no. 17. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997. (Reviewed in JSAH 60:1 [March 2001] 87-93.)
Articles & Encyclopedia Entries:
(after tenure) “Monastic Architecture” and “Ecclesiastical Architecture.” Routledge Medieval Encyclopedia Online. In press (peer reviewed)
“The Trinity Chapel at Peterborough Cathedral.” Forthcoming, British Archaeological Association Conference Transactions for Peterborough 2015. (peer reviewed)
“Sufferance fait ease en temps”: Word as Image at St. Michael-le-Belfrey, York with Mary Shepard, Word & Image (2016) vol 322, 218-34. (peer reviewed)
“Change over Time: Neatline and the Study of Architectural History” in Artl@s Bulletin 4 no. 1, 2nd article (http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/artlas/vol4/iss1/2) (peer reviewed).
“The Gothic” with Kevin Murphy in Medievalism: Key Critical Terms ed. Elizabeth Emery & Richard Utz, Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer, 2014 pp. 87-96 (peer reviewed).
“The Medieval Design Process at Southwell Minster” with Chad Keller and Edward Triplett in New Approaches to Medieval Architecture, ed. Robert Bork and Abby McGhee, Farnham: Ashgate, 2011 pp. 197-207, (peer reviewed).
“The Medieval Design Process at Southwell Minster” in “Avista at Kalamazoo” published abstracts Avista Forum Journal, 19, ½ Fall 2009, pp. 87-9.
“Medieval Art History” in What Should I Read Next? ed. Jessica Feldman & Robert Stilling, Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2008, pp. 207-10.
“Forward” with Mary B. Shepard, Gesta (50th anniversary Issue) XLV/2 (2006) pp. 79-80.
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“Beating their Swords into Set Squares.” in Perspectives for an Architecture of Solitude, Essays on Cistercians, Art & Architecture in Honor of Peter Fergusson. ed. Terryl Kinder, Turnhout: Brepols, 2004, pp. 369-75.
“Engaging Students from Beginning to End” Teaching Concerns Fall 2004 http://trc.virginia.edu/Publications/Teaching_Concerns/Fall_2004/ TC_Fall_2004_Reilly.htm
(before tenure)
“Durham Cathedral: The Emergence of Anglo-Norman Architecture.” Anglo- Norman Studies 19, July 1997, pp. 335-51.
“Peterborough Cathedral.” Enciclopedia dell ‘Arte Medievale. Rome: Instituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, 1991.
“Gundulf,” “Norman Style,” “Corbel: Structure,” Corbel: Ornament,” “Diaper,” “Dogtooth”, “Gargoyle: Europe,” and “Peterborough Cathedral.” The Dictionary of Art. New York: Grove, 1996.
Contributor to Woodstock: An American Art Colony ed. Karal Ann Marling & Peter Morrin, Vassar College Art Gallery 1977.
Digital Publications: (after tenure) English Medieval Architecture: A Model for Design Process Analysis (author, ongoing). Focused on Southwell Minster, this publication features the digital models in progress for an ongoing investigation of the medieval design process. Typical of English medieval churches, Southwell incorporates fabric from a wide range of periods. The emphasis of the analysis is on establishing to what degree the physical structure of the extant fabric has a determining effect on the form of the later medieval additions through the development of multi-dimensional dynamic models for a series of case studies. www.medievalarchitecture.org
The Travels of Ibn Jubayr: An Interactive Exhibit, curator, Spring 2013 This site features exhibitions developed by the students in my course “On Hajj with Ibn Jubayr: Reconstructing the 12th Century Mediterranean” using the newly developed Neatline tool (www.neatline.org). The course developed exhibits that animated the diary of the twelfth century pilgrim, Ibn Jubayr. We explored how Damascus and Aleppo have changed over time as well as Aleppo’s ongoing destruction. Another exhibits looks at how the hajj functions spatially as well as how Mecca is changing over time. See in particular “The Evolution of Hajj” http://ibnjubayr.lib.virginia.edu/the-evolution-of-the-hajj and “Ibn Jubayr’s Journey through Damascus” http://ibnjubayr.lib.virginia.edu/ibn-jubayrs- journey-through-damascus For all student work see: http://ibnjubayr.lib.virginia.edu/view-exhibits Reilly/CV 4
Book Reviews (after tenure) Review of Becket’s Crown: Art & Imagination in Gothic England, 1170-1300 by Paul Binski for CAA Reviews, April 2007 ( http://www.caareviews.org).
Review of Norwich Cathedral Close: The Evolutions of the English Cathedral Landscape by Roberta Gilchrist for The Medieval Review, June 2006, (http://name.umdl.umich.edu/baj9928.0608.024).
Review of Fountains Abbey: The Cistercians in Northern England, by Glynn Coppack & The Impact of the Cistercians on the Landscape of Ireland, by Geraldine Carville. Speculum 80:4 (Oct. 2005), pp. 1244-6.
Review of The Architecture of Norman England by Eric Fernie. Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 61:2 (June 2002), pp. 249-51.
Review of Cathedrals of Europe by Anne Prache, Ian West, Alayne Pullen Speculum, 77:2 (April 2002), pp. 627-8.
Review of Norwich Cathedral: Church City and Diocese, 1096-1996. ed. Ian Atherton, Eric Fernie, Christopher Harper-Bill, and Hassell Smith. Speculum. 73:2 (April 1998) pp. 458-61.
Fellowships & Awards NEH Landmarks Grant “Hopeful Proofs of Genius? Thomas Jefferson at Monticello and the University of Virginia.” July 2016
University Office of Engagement “Above & Beyond Award” 2015
Fulbright Fellow in the History of Art at University of York Spring 2015
Bonnie Wheeler Fellowship 2014
Sesquicentennial Fellowship 2005-06, 2011-12
Vice Provost for International Affairs Summer Research Grant (2011)
All University Teaching Award 2009
Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London 2008-present
Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities Fellow 2006-08 (www.medievalarchitecture.org)
University of Virginia/University of Rome Exchange Fellow-2006 Reilly/CV 5
University of Virginia Small Grant for Archival Research 1997
University of Virginia Summer Research Grant 1991, 1994, 1997, 2006
School of Architecture Summer Research Grant 2010
Dean’s Forum Grant 1993, 1996,
Hagley Foundation Grant 1997
University Teaching Fellowship 1995-6
Thomas Jefferson Fellow Downing College, Cambridge University, Spring, 1994
Fourth Year Research Leave Spring 1994
Professional Development:
Hybrid Challenge Grant, Office of the President, University of Virginia, 2013-14 I received this grant to redesign one of the departmental core courses, ARH 1010, to incorporate more active learning strategies in the classroom and as well as integrate technology into the course design.
Academy of Teaching Fellowship, Technology Infused Teaching Project, University of Virginia, 2012-13 With this fellowship, I designed and led a faculty program on integrating use of technology into the classroom to enable undergraduate students to learn and use new digital tools. The participants came from throughout the University for a series of regular workshops and colloquia. I used this work to develop the course offered in spring 2013, “On Hajj with Ibn Jubayr: Reconstructing the 12th Century Mediterranean.”
Participant, Leadership in Academic Management Seminar Fall 2011
Conferences Organized:
C0-organizer, School of Architecture Symposium “Sea-Crossings”, Fall 2010
Co-organizer, Department of Architectural History Symposium “Private Life/Private Space: Understanding the Home”, October 1997
Co-organizer, Department of Architectural History Symposium "Reconstructing the Past: the Myth of the Medieval", November, 1994
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Conference Sessions Organized:
"Reading the Built Environment" 37th International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 2002
“The Transformation of Norman Art and Architecture.” College Art Association Annual Meeting, 1998
“Reading Between the Lines: the Written Evidence for Medieval Architecture.” Society of Architectural Historians Annual Meeting 1998
Conference Papers: “Artistic Production at the End of the Middle Ages: The Parish Church of St. Michael-le-Belfrey” 53rd International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 2018.
“The Early Sixteenth-Century Stained-Glass Program of St. Michael-le-Belfrey, York: Intersections between Lay Piety and Imaging the Community of Saints” with Mary Shepard, British Archaeological Associati0n Conference, July 2017.
“Roger II and Mediterranean Visual Culture.” Normans in the South Conference, Oxford, June 2017.
“Medieval Parish Patronage at the Sixteenth Century Church of St. Michael-le- Belfrey” with Mary Shepard, 52nd International Congress of Medieval Studies, May 2017
“Normans In and Out of France” Medieval Architecture Outside the Lines Conference, University of Georgia, October 24, 2015
“The Trinity Chapel at Peterborough Cathedral” British Archaeological Association Annual Conference, July 2015
“Sufferance fait ease en tempe”: An Enigmatic Tracery Light at Saint-Michael-le- Belfry, York” XXVII International Colloquium of the Corpus Vitrearum: Word & Image, York England, July 2014
“Change Over Time: Neatline and the Study of Architectural History” College Art Association Annual Meeting, February 2014
“Norman Sicily: A Mediterranean Elixir” Conference on Trecento Art in Memory of Andrew Ladis, University of Georgia, November 2010
“The Medieval Design Process at Southwell Minster” Avista Session, 43rd International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 2009
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“Exspoliation: Shedding New Light on Norman Visual Culture” College Art Association Annual Meeting, February, 2009
“Subtle Additions: Developing a Model for Design Process Analysis at Southwell Minster” with Dean Abernathy, Faculty Research Seminar: University of Virginia School of Architecture, September 7, 2007
“The Invention of Tradition in Norman Culture” Anglo-Norman Studies Conference. August 4, 2007
“The Design Process in English Medieval Architecture: A Model for Analysis” Leeds Medieval Conference, July 11, 2007
“Cloths of Conquest: the Bayeux Tapestry and the Coronation Cloak of Roger II” College Art Association Annual Meeting, February 2007
“Norman Visual Culture and the Creation of a Norman Identity” Haskins Society Annual Meeting, November 2006
“Birds of Diverse Kinds and Diverse Cultures: The Norman Melting Pot” Leeds Medieval Conference, July 2004
“The Norman Sense of the Past: Durham Cathedral” Leeds Medieval Conference, July 2003
"Image & Identity: The Creation of a Norman Kingdom in Medieval Sicily" Italian Art Society Session, 37 International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 2002.
"But is it Real? The Use and Display of Sculptural Casts” College Art Association Annual Meeting, February 2000
"Beating their Swords into Set Squares: Norman Conquest & Architectural Transformation" Leeds Medieval Studies Conference, July 1999.
“Arthur Kingsley Porter, Medieval Architecture and Architectural Education” Leeds Medieval Studies Conference, July 1998
“Meaning & Form: Anglo-Norman Architecture at Durham Cathedral” S.A.H. Annual Meeting, Baltimore, April 1997
“The Emergence of Anglo-Norman Architecture” Anglo-Norman History Conference, Sussex, England, July 1996
"Form and Function in an English Gothic Facade" International Congress of Medieval Studies, May, 1993
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"Peterborough Cathedral: A New Chronology" Canadian Conference of Medieval Art Historians, March 1993
“New Evidence Concerning the Lost Choir of Canterbury: the Choir of Peterborough Cathedral" Society of Architectural Historians Annual Meeting, April 1992
Invited Lectures: “The Multilingual Mediterranean: the Cappella Palatina in Palermo & the court of Roger II.” The Goldberg Lecture, Vanderbilt University, February 15, 2018.
“The Fabric of the Norman Conquest: The Bayeux Embroidery and the Coronation Cloak of Roger II.” University of Nebraska Medieval & Renaissance Studies Program, February 2016.
“Introduction to ‘Neatline’.” College Art Association Annual Conference, Workshop Leader with Ronda Grizzle, Scholar Lab, February 2016.
“The Parish of St. Michael le Belfrey, York” From Fortification to Reformation International Study Programme, Adrian College at the University of York, June 30, 2015.
“The Stained Glass of St. Michael le Belfrey and Holy Trinity Goodramgate” The Stained Glass Center of York, June 11, 2105
“The Invention of Norman Visual Culture” Public Lecture, University of York June 1, 2015
“The Stained Glass of St. Michael-le-Belfrey” Stained Glass Summer Symposium, University of York, May 21-22 2015
“The Church of St. Bartholomew” Lecture & Site Visit, UVA Club of London, May 2015
"The Invention of Norman Visual Cultures" Symposium in Honor of Marvin Trachtenberg, Institute of Fine Arts, November 2010
Respondent (invited) Medieval Mediterranean Conference Session, College Art Associate Annual Meeting, February 2010
“Digital Modeling” School of Architecture Research Symposium, September 2004
“Norman Sicily” Medieval Research Brown Bag Lunch Presentation, December 2004
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“England, Normandy and Sicily: Cultural Transformations in the Norman Kingdoms” British Archaeological Association, Society of Antiquaries, London, April 2, 2003
"The Cast System: Art History Teaching and College Museums “A Postmodern Perspective on Classical Casts Symposium at City College of New York (CUNY), March 1, 2002
National Endowment for the Humanities Presenter “The Architecture of Thomas Jefferson” (invited) Project Directors Meeting, Fall 2oo2
“Anglo-Norman Architecture” English Speaking Union, Charlottesville Chapter, Nov. 2002
“Plaster Casts” Faculty Colloquium, McIntire Department of Art, University of Virginia, November 2002
Research Methodologies, presentation to PST 498 Workshop in Thesis Research (political and social thought 4th year seminar) Fall 2002
Medieval East Anglia, presentation to ENMD 885 Mapping the Middle Ages (English graduate seminar) Fall 2002
"Women's Work: Domesticity or Social Work: The Euthenics Curriculum at Vassar College." Woltz Symposium on the Historical Campus, University of Virginia, November 2, 2001
"The Architectural Politics of the Norman Conquest" Savannah College of Art & Design, April 2000
"The Architecture of the Norman Conquest" Lamar Dodd School of Art, University of Georgia, April 1999
“An Architectural History of Peterborough Cathedral.” Peterborough Festival, July 1998
“St. Cuthbert Remembered: The Renaissance of the Anglo-Saxon Past at Durham Cathedral.” University of Connecticut, Department of Art and Program in Medieval Studies Lecture Series, March 1997
“The Past Revisited: Anglo-Norman Architecture and the Memory of Anglo- Saxon Culture.” Monuments & Memorials, Department of Architectural History Annual Symposium, University of Virginia, October 1996
"Peterborough Cathedral: A Reconsideration of its Building History.” University of Warwick, May 1994
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"The Castle and the Cloister: The Norman Reconstruction of Peterborough Abbey." Courtauld Institute of Art, March 1994
"Apes, Lions and Centaurs: the Ever-changing Menagerie of Romanesque Art." Chrysler Museum, November 1992
"Re-Dating the Choir of Peterborough Cathedral: A Reconsideration of the Development of the English Romanesque Choir." Virginia Medieval Symposium, University of Virginia, November 1991
"Politics and Architecture: Peterborough Abbey in the Post-Conquest Period." Faculty Colloquium, Colby College. May 1990
"The Architectural History of Peterborough." On-site guided visit for the Society of Architectural Historians summer study tour. July 1989
"Peterborough and Abbot Ernulf: A Reconsideration of the Early Building History." Work in Progress Lecture Series, Courtauld Institute of Art. May 1986
Invited Presentations & Workshops on Innovative Pedagogical Practices Student Centered Learning Workshop Fall 2015, Fall 2016, Summer 2017, Fall 2017 Bilingual Chinese Faculty Program & Visiting Chinese University Administrators (two presentations)
Pedagogy Summit Panelist Spring 2013 (invited) UVA
“Overviews and Goals for Course Development” Bilingual Chinese Faculty Program Workshop, Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2015
Global Comparative Education Panelist Fall 2012 (invited) UVA for International Education Week 20012
Designed & Led Renaissance Culture Workshop for Schoolteachers, Center for the Liberal Arts, Fall 2011
Designed & Led Medieval Studies Workshop for Schoolteacher, Center for the Liberal Arts, Fall 2008
“Engaging Students in Large Lecture Classes” University Teaching Workshop, March 2005
FBI Academy Presentation for Instructors 2004
Designed & Led American Architecture Workshop for School Teachers, Center for the Liberal Arts, fall 2003
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Center for Renaissance and Baroque Studies, University of Maryland, Designed & led two workshops on ancient architecture, fall 2002
National Endowment for the Humanities, Director of Summer Seminar for Teachers Director “Architectural Inheritances” Summer 2002
"Every Picture Tells a Story” University Teaching Workshop, April 2001, January 2002.
Co-presenter at University Teaching Workshop: Engaging Students in Large Lectures, January 18, 1999
Panelist, Curry Forum on Educational Issue (invited) October 1997
Teaching Assistant Development Grant for Department of Architectural History, Fall 1996
SERVICE National & International Editorial Board Member, Oxford Bibliography of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Oxford University Press, 2016-present.
Advisory Board Member, the Norman Sicily Project, 2018-
Editor, Gesta 2009-12 Gesta is the leading international scholarly journal for the study of medieval art and architecture. Under my editorship, Gesta was returned to an on-time publication schedule and a major backlog of articles was cleared. I developed an on-line submission process for authors and reviewers and diversified the journal’s content to include scholarship reflecting new methodologies, innovative technologies and a wider range of subjects. Over three years, I edited two issues per year with four articles in each issue.
Mellon Institute on Digital Technology in Architectural History Team Leader 2006
External Reviewer Fulbright Foundation, 2016, 2017
External Reviewer for Tenure & Promotion-University of Arkansas, University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas, San Antonia, University of Georgia, Georgia Tech
External Evaluator- Research Triangle Center for the Humanities Grant Program, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2013, 2104. 2016, 2017
External Evaluator-Chateaubriand Fellowship Program, 2014
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Chair, Publications Committee, International Center for Medieval Art, 2005-08
Advisor & Director-International Center for Medieval Art, 2000-09
External Evaluator-CUNY Research Award Program, 2000, 2004
Reviewer for Journal of Architectural Education, Cambridge University Press, McGraw-Hill, Prentice Hall, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
Board Member of Thomas Jefferson Chapter of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities 1999-2000
Council on Tall Buildings, Chair of History Committee, 1998-2000
Paper Reviewer for ACSA Annual Meeting - 1997
Scholarly Manuscript Reviewer for Humanities & Social Science Federation of Canada - 1996
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SERVICE:
University Wide: Global Certificate Study Committee 2016-7
Presentation to Excellence in Diversity Program for Teaching Resource Center May 2014
Late Byzantine Mellon Funded Position Search Committee 2013-14
Promotion Review Committee Department of English 2013
Siena Program Curriculum Oversight Committee 2013-16
USEM Selection Committee 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Semester at Sea Advisory Board, 2011-12
SHANTI Allocations Committee 2009-10
Provost’s Review Committee of Director of IATH 2009
Docent Instruction for University Art Museum 2009
SHANTI Steering Committee 2008-10
University ad-hoc Digital Humanities Committee, 2007
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Lecturer for Cavalier Travels Alumni Travel Program 2007-present
University Library Committee & Digital Technology sub-committee 2006-07
University Teaching Fellow Mentor 2006-07
International Studies Council 2005-08
Excellence in Diversity Faculty Mentor 2002-05
Director, Center for the Liberal Arts 2002-present
Capital Campaign Committee, School of Architecture 2002-07
School of Architecture Building Committee 2000-05
Page-Barbour Lecture Committee 2000-04
McIntire Department of Art Search Committee 2006
Initiated and organized Medieval Research Seminar Series 2000-2003
Seven Society Teaching Assistant Award Selection Committee 1999 –2000 (Committee Chair, 2000)
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Fellowship Award Committee 1999-2000
Distinguished Teaching Professor Selection Committee 2000, 2011-12, 2014, 2016
Faculty Teaching Award Selection Committee 2000
Search Committee, Director of Bayly Art Museum Spring-summer 1997
Fulbright Committee Fall 1995-2002
DAAD Fellowship Committee, University of Virginia 1990-1995.
School of Architecture
Budget Committee 2016
Digital Technologies Task Force 2014 (fall)
Lecture Committee, School of Architecture University of Virginia, 1998-99, 2012- 14
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Faculty Representative, School of Architecture Foundation Board 2008-11
School of Architecture, Information Technology Faculty Development & Teaching Support Committee 2007
School of Architecture Promotion & Tenure Committee 2000-01, 2007-10
Capital Campaign Committee, School of Architecture 2002-07
Curriculum Committee, University of Virginia, Fall 1991-Spring 1995, 2000- 02, 2006-07
School of Architecture Building Committee 2000-05
Faculty Development Committee 1999-2000
Computer Committee 1998-9
Dean’s Search Committee, School of Architecture, University of Virginia 1998-99
Programs Abroad Committee Spring 1997
Research Committee, School of Architecture Fall 1995-99
Environmental Choices Committee 1990-1994.
Departmental & Graduate Program in Art & Architectural History:
Director of M.A. Program, Department of Architectural History, 2015-16
Graduate Committee, Joint Graduate Program in Art & Architectural History 2004-10, 2013-14, 2014 (fall)
Admissions Committee, Joint Graduate Program in Art & Architectural History 2009-10, 2013-14
Coordinator of London Program, School of Architecture 1993-present
Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Architectural History & Co-Director of Joint Graduate Program in Art & Architectural History 2007-2010
Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Architectural History 1994-5, 1998-2002 , 2016-17
Curriculum Committee, Joint Program in Art and Architectural History 2003-05 Co-chair, Provost’s Committee on the Art & Architectural History Programs, 2002-4 Reilly/CV 15
Student Society of Architectural Historians Advisor Fall 1990-2000
Established Courtauld Institute of Art Study Abroad Program for M.A. Students in Architectural History 1993
Graduate Student Supervision
Dissertations Directed
Ph.D. Program in Architectural History Richard Neiman (current)
Jessica Aberle (2011) – Kress Travel Grant, Dumas Malone, Dissertation Year Fellowship
Gordon Mackay (1996)-Kress Travel Grant
Joint Graduate Program in Art & Architectural History Jennifer Grayburn (2016) Dumas Malone, & Leifur Ericksson Fellow at the University of Iceland, Work selected by Digital Humanities Now as editor’s choice. http://digitalhumanitiesnow.org/2015/01/editors-choice-can-ivanhoe- facilitate-playful-learning-both-in-and-out-of-the-classroom/
Catherine Hundley (2017) Two Year Kress Fellow at the Warburg Institute.
Edward Triplett (2015)Kress Travel Grant, Dumas Malone & Scholar’s Lab Fellow, Featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education http://chronicle.com/article/3-PhD-Candidates-Who-Are/137223/ & on the GSAS home page http://gsas.virginia.edu (accessed 10/9/2013)
Betsy Chunko (2009) Humboldt Research Fellow, Berlin, Paul Mellon Centre Research Grant, Schallek Award, Clay Endowment for the Humanities Grant _
Dissertation Committees in Art & Architectural History Kay Fanning (1996), Laurie Ossman (1996), Martin Perschler (1999), Michael McDonough (1999), Denis McNamara (2000), Ann Huppert (2001), John Alexander (2001), Christine O’Malley (2002), Victoria Young (2003), Brian Green (2004), Paula Mohr (2007), Karen Mulder (2007), Anna Kim (2014) Anne Williams (2015), Dylan Rogers (2015)
Dissertation Committees in other Departments & Universities Gregory Roper (English) 1991 Etta Saunders (Program in Classical Art & Archaeology) 1998 Sarah Glover (McIntire Department of Art) 2003 Elizabeth Bridgham (Department of English) 2004 Reilly/CV 16
Catherine Walden (McIntire Department of Art) 2011 Matthew Woodworth (Department of Art, Duke University) 2011 Joseph Lenow (Religious Studies) 2017 Fabian Bojkovsky (History of Art, University of Edinburgh, external examiner) 2017
M.A. Theses Directed Margaret Stella (2015) Blake McDonald (Nichols Award) Will Rourke (current) Jennifer Grayburn Edward Triplett (Nichols Award) Nina Harkrader Margaret Kelly Jennifer Lathrop (Nichols Award) Jackie Taylor Nicholas Genau (Thesis Award in Art History) Patricia Slovinac Edward Triplett Catherine Walden Jennifer Parker Kathy Koehler Katherine Wheeler (Nichols Award) Clarence James McDonough Gordon Mackay
Teaching (after tenure) January 2018: ARH 3500/ARTH 3255 Renaissance & Baroque Art & Architecture on Site: Rome; ARAH 8695
Spring 2017: ARH/ARTH 4591/ARH 5500 Strategies of Interpretation (new course); ARAH 9999 Independent Study; ARH 5600 Practicum (4)
January 2017: ARH 3500/ARTH 3255 Renaissance & Baroque Art & Architecture on Site: Rome; ARAH 8695
Fall 2017: ARH 1010 History of Architecture I; SARC 1500 SarcSem (new course) ; ARAH 9999 Independent Study; ARH 8995 MA Thesis
Spring 2016: Independent Study (6 credit -1);ARAH 9999 Independent Study (2)
January 2016: ARH 3500/ARTH 3255 Renaissance & Baroque Art & Architecture on Site: Rome; ARAH 8695
Fall 2015: ARH 1010/7010 History of Architecture I; Usem 1570 What is Architecture? ARH 5993 Independent Study (1); ARAH 9999 Non Topical Research (2);
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Spring 2015: ARAH 9999 Non Topical Research (3-Ph.D), ARH 8994 Thesis (1- M.A.)
January 2015 ARH 3500/ARTH3255 Renaissance & Baroque Art & Architecture on Site
Fall 2014: ARH 1010 History of Architecture (continued redesign); ARH 5500/ARTH 5559 A Critical Approach to Digital Humanities (new course);USEM 1570 What is Architecture?; ARAH 9999 Non Topical Research (3-Ph.D) ARH 5993, Independent Study (1-M.A.)
Spring 2014: ARH/ARAH 9510 Medieval Stained Glass Seminar; ARH 3103/7103/ARTH 3591 Reconstructing the Medieval Hajj; ARAH 9999 Non Topical Research (3-PhD), ARH 7993 Independent Study (1); ARH 8994 Thesis (1)
Fall 2013: ARH 1010/7010 History of Architecture I (redesigned with the support of a Hybrid Challenge Grant, Office of the President); ARH/ARTH 4591 Pilgrimage; USEM 1570 What is Architecture?, ARH 7993 Independent Study (1-M.A.), ARAH 9998 Non Topical Research (3-Ph.D)
Spring 2013: ARH 3103/7103/ARTH 3559 On Hajj with Ibn Jubayr: Reconstructing the 12th Century Mediterranean (designed with the support of a grant from Academy of Teaching for Technology Infused Learning Project), ARH/ARTH 9510 Lay Piety in Late Medieval England, ARAH 9999 Non Topical Research (3-Ph.D), ARH 7993 Independent Study (1-M.A.), ARTH 4999 Undergraduate Thesis (1-DMP)
Fall 2012: 1 Course Release from International Center for Medieval Art to support work as editor of Gesta, ARH/ARTH 4591 Medieval Mediterranean, ARAH 9998/9, Non Topical Research (3-PhD), ARH 5993 Independent Study (1-M.A.)
Summer 2012: Semester at Sea- ARH 2500/ARTH 2559 Survey of Architectural History, ARH 3500/ARTH 3559 Medieval Mediterranean
Spring 2012:Research Leave- ARAH 8095 Dissertation Proposal (2-PhD), ARAH 9998/9 Non Topical Research (4-Ph.D)
Fall 2011: Research Leave- ARAH 8095 Dissertation Proposal (1-PhD), ARAH 9995 Independent Study (2-Ph.D), ARAH 9998/9999 Non Topical Research (5-PhD), Ph.D. Examiner (1-Student)
Summer 2011: ARH/ARTH 1004
Spring 2011: Dean, Semester at Sea- ARAH 8999 Non Topical Research (1-M.A.), ARAH 9995 Independent Study (1-Ph.D), ARAH 9998/9 Non Topical Research (4- Ph.D), ARH 9999 Non Topical Research (1-PhD)
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Fall 2010: ARH 9510/ARAH 9515/French 5510/8510 Medieval Encounters (c0- taught with Amy Ogden, Department of French), ARH 8001 Methods in Architectural History, ARAH 8091 Thesis Research (1-M.A.), ARAH 8095 Dissertation Proposal (1-Ph.D), ARAH 8998 Independent Study (1-M.A.), ARAH 9998/9 Non Topical Research (4-Ph.D), ARH 9999 Non Topical Research (2-PhD), Ph.D. Exams – 3 students)
Spring 2010: ARAH 9998 Non-Topical Research (4-Ph.D), ARH/ARTH 4591 Pilgrimage, ARH 8999 Non-Topical Research (1-M.A.), ARH 9999 Non-Topical Research (2-Ph.D) [course reduction as Director of Graduate Studies]
January Term 2010 ARTH 335Z Renaissance Art on Site taught in Florence
Fall 2009: ARH 1010/7010 History of Architecture I, ARH/ARAH 9510 Norman Visual Culture, ARAH 7510 Independent Study (1-M.A.), ARAH 9995 Independent Study (1-Ph.D), ARAH 9998 Non-Topical Research (3-Ph.D), ARH 9999 Non- Topical Research (2-Ph.D)
Summer 2009: ARH 112/ARTH 100 History of Architecture 1
Spring 2009: ARH/ARTH 491 The Medieval Mediterranean [course reduction as Director of Graduate Studies]
January Term 2009: ARTH 335Z Renaissance Art on Site taught in Florence
Fall 2008: ARH 101/701 History of Architecture I, ARH/ARAH 921 From Roman to Romanesque
Summer 2008: ARH 112/ARTH 100 History of Architecture 1
January Term 2008: ARTH 335Z Renaissance Art on Site taught in Florence
Spring 2008: [Course Reduction due to IATH Fellowship]
Fall 2007: ARH 321/721 Later Medieval Architecture, ARH/ARAH 921 The Invention of Tradition
Summer 2007: ARH/ARTH 100 History of Architecture l
Spring 2007: ARH/ARAH 921 Memory and Modernity in Medieval England, ARH/ARTH 491 The Medieval Mediterranean
January Term 2007: ARTH 335Z Renaissance Art on Site taught in Florence & Rome
Fall 2006: ARTH 323/723 Early Medieval Architecture [Course Reduction due to IATH Fellowship] Reilly/CV 19
January 2006: ARTH 335Z Renaissance Art on Site taught in Florence & Rome
Summer 2005: ARH 112 History of Architecture
Spring 2005: ARH 920 Durham [Course Reduction as Department Chair]
Fall 2004:ARH 321/721 Later Medieval Architecture [Course Reduction as Department Chair]
Summer 2004: Beijing Summer Program accompanying faculty member & lecturer
Spring 2004: ARH 730 Sicily [Course Reduction as Department Chair]
Fall 2003: ARH 333/533 Medieval Architecture 850-1150 [Course Reduction as Department Chair]
Fall 2002: ARH 730 Norman Architecture [Course Reduction as Department Chair]
Spring 2002: ARH 100 History of Architecture [Course Reduction as Department Chair]
Fall 2001: ARH 331/531 Later Medieval Architecture 1140-1500 [Course Reduction as Distinguished Teaching Professor Chair holder]
Spring 2001: ARH 100 History of Architecture 1500 [Course Reduction as Distinguished Teaching Professor Chair holder]
Fall 2000: ARH 333/533 Medieval Architecture 800-1140 1500 [Course Reduction as Distinguished Teaching Professor Chair holder]
Spring 2000: ARH 100 History of Architecture
Fall 1999: ARH 101/501 History of Architecture I, ARH 737 Sicily: Ancient, Medieval & Renaissance
Summer 1999: ARH 111 History of Architecture I
Spring 1999: ARH 331/531 Medieval Architecture, ARH 731 Concept of the Medieval
Fall 1998: ARH 101/501 History of Architecture I, ARH 736 Art & Architecture of Canterbury Cathedral
Summer 1998: ARH 111 History of Architecture I
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