In April, Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman delivered a plenary lecture, “Digital Twin Technologies, Notre Dame and Beyond: Current Challenges, Possible Futures,” at the 2023 Medieval Association of the Pacific Annual
Art Professors Add STEAM to K-5 Science Learning
Assistant professors Celestia Morgan and Dr. Mina Kim were part of a UA team that presented “STEAM FEST for Green Energy” Family Night and Art Exhibition to Skyland Elementary schoolchildren
Jennifer Feltman Receives President’s Faculty Research Award in Arts and Humanities
Associate Professor Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman is the 2023 President’s Faculty Research Award recipient for Mid-Career Scholars in the Arts and Humanities. Dr. Feltman received the award for distinguished research
UA Department of Art & Art History Celebrates Its Outstanding Students
The UA Department of Art and Art History announced the five recipients of our Outstanding Student Awards for the academic year 2022-2023 during Honors Day ceremonies on April 7, 2023,
Art Historians Awarded Second Kress Grant for International Symposium
Associate professor of art history Dr. Tanja L. Jones, assistant professor of art history Dr. Doris Sung, and instructor and alumna Rebecca Teague (MA art history 2019) have been awarded
Grad Student and Alum Present Research at Harvard Medieval Conference
A current graduate student and a recent alumna of UA’s Master of Arts in art history program were selected to present their research at the international Vagantes Conference on Medieval
UA Art Historians Host International Graduate Student Symposium
Graduate students from colleges and universities around the United States and across the globe will participate in the 28th Annual Graduate Student Symposium, in-person and via Zoom, March 31, 2023.
Dr. Jennifer Feltman Interviewed About New Notre Dame Study
Associate Professor Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman was interviewed by UK-based New Scientist about the newly published discovery of iron ties in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. The cathedral
Birgit Hopfener to Keynote UA-UAB Graduate Art History Symposium
Dr. Birgit Hopfener, associate professor of art history, Ruth and Mark Phillips Professor and Confucius Chair at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, will present the keynote address at the 28th