Graduate Accomplishments

Many of our students who are now in graduate school have been awarded full fellowships by their institutions.

• Bellara Huang ’21, M.A. program in history of art, Courtauld Institute of Art, London
• Elena Moore ’21, assistant preservation planner, San Francisco Planning Department
• Max Gruber ’20, M.A. program in history of art, Williams College
• Blake Oetting ’18, Ph.D. candidate, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University; writing contributor, Artforum
• Jasmin Rodriguez-Schroeder ’17, teaching assistant at Marymount School of New York
• Deborah Krieger ’16, M.A. program in public humanities, Brown University
• Summer Sloane-Britt ’16, Ph.D candidate in art history, New York University; graduate curatorial assistant, Grey Art Gallery
• Marcus Mello ’13, M.A. program in architecture and urban planning, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
• Sarah Vogelman ’13, M.A. program in art history, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
• Francesca Bolfo ’12, Ph.D. candidate in program in art history, University of Pennsylvania
• Jing Yi Ng ’11, M.Arch, Harvard University Graduate School of Design; project manager, Treasure Island Development Group
• Nina Pelaez ’11, Associate Director of Learning and Interpretation, Smith College Museum of Art
• Alex Weintraub ’11, Ph.D. program in art history, Columbia University
• Sara Daley ’10, M.A. (2011), design history and material culture, National College of Art and Design, Dublin
• Clare Kobasa ’10, Ph.D., art history, Columbia University; assistant curator of prints, drawings, and photographs, Saint Louis Art Museum
• Julia Barber ’09, Ph.D. in art history, Brown University; arts correspondent, WBUR 
• Fletcher Coleman ’09, Ph.D., Chinese art history, Harvard University; assistant professor, University of Texas at Arlington
• Susan Eberhard ’09, Ph.D. program in American art history, University of California, Berkeley
• Lin Gyi ’09, M.D., New York Medical College; psychiatrist, The Chesapeake Center
• Sean Nesselrode Moncada ’09, Ph.D. (2017), modern Latin American art, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University; assistant professor of art history and visual culture, Rhode Island School of Design
• Susannah Blair ’08, Ph.D. program in 19th century French and European art and visual culture, Columbia University; M.A., art history, Williams College
• Sarah Burford ’08, M.A. (2014), history of art, Bryn Mawr College; media arts specialist, National Endowment for the Arts
• Sara Haley ’08, J.D. (2015), University of Chicago Law School; legal intern, Cook County Public Defender
• Rory Sykes ’08, Ph.D. program in art of the Middle East/North Africa; contemporary art, Northwestern University. Nursing assistant.
• Eric M. Glover ’07, M.A. and Ph.D. (2017), English, Princeton University; Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow and Visiting Assistant Professor of English Literature at Swarthmore College
• Michelle Wang ’07, Ph.D. (2014), Art History, Chinese Art, University of California, Berkeley; assistant professor of art history and humanities, Reed College
• Robert Alford ’06, Ph.D., rhetoric/film and media, University of California, Berkeley; associate at SteegeThomson
• Verónica Betancourt ’06, Ph.D., arts administration, education, and policy, Ohio State University; director of interpretation, Baltimore Museum of Art
• Katina Cadenas ’06, graduate program in museum studies, Tufts University
• Ruth Halvey ’06, Ph.D. in Spanish and Portuguese, Princeton University
• Laura Holzman ’06, Ph.D., visual studies, University of California, Irvine; associate professor of art history and museum studies, Public Scholar of Curatorial Practices and Visual Art, IUPUI
• Anna Leach ’06, master’s of architecture, California College of the Arts, San Francisco; senior program manager, design standards – physical retail, Amazon
• ​Annie Ronan ’05, Ph.D. (2015), Art History, American art, Stanford University. Assistant Professor of Art History, Virginia Tech, School of Visual Arts
• Alexandra Sastre ’05, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Annenberg School of Communication; Associate Director of campus communications, Swarthmore College
• Elizabeth Leininger ’04, Ph.D., neurobiology and behavior, Columbia University; associate professor of biology, New College of Florida
• Claire Ruud ’04, MBA, Yale University; M.A., art history, University of Texas at Austin; Director of Curatorial Strategy, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
• Olivia Gruber ’03, Ph.D., art history, 19th-century Astrian art, Rutgers University; Assistant Professor, Delaware County Community College
• Sam Sadow ’03, Ph.D., art history, Graduate Center, CUNY; M.A., art history, Courtauld Institute of Art; Visual Resources Curator, American University
• Stefan Gary ’02, Ph.D., earth and ocean science, Duke University; senior application engineer and computational scientist, Parallel Works
• Michelle Lee ’02, M.Arch., architecture, Harvard Design School; architect, Behnisch Architekten
• Jonathan Stancato ’02, vocal instructor, New York
• Emily Moore ’01, Ph.D., Native American and American art, University of California, Berkeley; associate professor, Colorado State University
• Zoe Whitley ’01, M.A., Royal College of Art; Director, Chisenhale Gallery, London
• Laura Wolfram ’01, M.A., medieval art, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University; MLIS, Queens College; sixth-grade humanities teacher/curriculum coordinator and learning support teacher, Children’s Day School, San Francisco
• Eva Allan ’00, Ph.D., art history, Yale University; Postdoctoral fellow, University of California, Berkeley
• George Flaherty ’00, Ph.D., art and architectural history, University of California, Santa Barbara; Associate Professor of Art History, specializing in modern and contemporary Mexican and Chicano art, University of Texas at Austin
• Susan Novak ’00, MBA, Duke University Fuqua School of Business; senior manager, life sciences and health care, Deloitte Consulting
• Jason Zengerle '96, Writer at Large, New York Times Magazine
• Lauren Jacobi ’97, Associate Professor in the history, theory, and criticism of architecture and art, Department of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Thom Collins ’88, M.A., Art History, Northwestern University; Executive Director and president, Barnes Foundation