Program in Italian Studies

The Program in Italian Studies has two broad aims: to offer students in the various humanistic departments a chance to deepen their knowledge, in their own discipline, of Italian civilization; and to foster interdisciplinary study among students and faculty members who have an interest in ancient, early modern, and modern Italian studies and culture. The Program in Italian Studies sponsors a lecture series, graduate student symposia, fellowships for summer research in Italian archives, libraries, and museums, and a Graduate Certificate in Medieval and Renaissance Studies.

Director
Wendy Heller, Associate Professor of Music

Interdepartmental Committee

Leonard Barkan, Arthur W. Marks '19 Professor of Comparative Literature.Director, Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts
Andrew Feldherr, Associate Professor of Classics
Pietro Frassica, Professor of French and Italian, chair (co-director, 2006-07)
Gaetana Marrone-Puglia, Professor of French and Italian
John Pinto, Howard Crosby Butler Memorial Professor of the History of Architecture, Professor of Art and Archaeology
Eileen Reeves , Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Gideon Rosen Professor of Philosophy. Director, Program in Humanistic Studies.Chair,Council of the Humanities. Director, Stewart Seminars in Religion, ex-officio
Maurizio Viroli, Professor of Politics

Administrative Assistant
Maureen Killeen


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