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Riva Symko, Ph.D., Art History, 2014. Head of Collections & Exhibitions/Curator of Canadian Art at Winnipeg Art Gallery
The graduate program at Queen's doesn't just train art historians, it builds thoughtful scholars for the new millennium. My two years in the Master's program were extremely challenging, but the support and guidance that I received from the outstanding faculty helped me to quickly find my voice as a thinker and teacher. I will be forever grateful for my years at Queen's!
Dr. Elizabeth Otto, M.A. Art History, 1997
Associate Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art,온라인 카지노 게임카지노게임사이트 at Buffalo, State 카지노게임사이트 of New York
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Christine O'Malley, B.A. and M.A., 2003
(Ph.D 카지노게임사이트 of Virginia), Assistant Director of New Student Programs,온라인 카지노 게임Cornell 카지노게임사이트.
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Andrea Bubenik, Ph.D. Art History, 2008
Lecturer in Art History, The 카지노게임사이트 of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
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Sally Hickson, Art History M.A. and Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator, 카지노게임사이트 of Guelph,온라인 카지노 게임President of the Universities Art Association of Canada
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Cammie McAtee, M.A. Art History, 1994
I remember my studies at Queen's as a period full of intense, energizing intellectual challenge. My critical awareness of our discipline's history grew and with it my ability to evaluate the theories and interpretations that frame the study of art objects. In my coursework and while writing my thesis, I became a more perceptive viewer, reader, and writer, cultivating skills that prepared me for my doctoral work.
Sarah Kyle, M.A. Art History, 2002
Assistant Professor of Humanities and Philosophy at the College of Liberal Arts, 카지노게임사이트 of Central Oklahoma
"Completing both my MA and PhD degrees in the Art Department at Queen's 카지노게임사이트 provided me not only with tools of critical inquiry but also a comfort and familiarity with interdisciplinary aspects of academic pursuits. Both of these things have been instrumental in creating and sustaining my current program of research, and have provided a foundation from which I now am able provide my own students a similar academic experience. The Faculty members I worked with at Queen's fostered a scholarly environment that was at once academically rigorous and yet flexible enough to allow me to pursue interdisciplinary topics in my research papers, thesis and dissertation. One of the things I valued most about doing my graduate work at Queen's was the sense of community. For example, senior graduate students worked closely with those just beginning the program in order to plan events such as the now-annual graduate student conference. I also appreciated how my supervisor always seemed to have time in her very busy schedule to meet with me in order to discuss my research and queries in detail. This sense of mentorship has continued after graduation, something for which I am truly grateful."
J. Keri Cronin, M.A. and Ph.D. Art History, 2004
Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Visual Arts at Brock 카지노게임사이트
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Andrea Terry, M.A. and Ph.D. Art History, 2010
I completed both my master's and doctoral degrees in the Department of Art at Queen's, where I benefitted from programmes that combined practical curatorial training with academic approaches to the study of art and culture. In particular, I was able to gain valuable experience co-curating an exhibition with the Agnes Etherington Art Centre Chief Curator through the Department's practicum course during my M.A. I built on this training in a graduate seminar during my Ph.D. by undertaking a group curatorial project on contemporary art, which led to the collaborative publication of an exhibition catalogue, an artist's interview, and a peer-reviewed book chapter. I have no doubt that the exceptional way in which the Department's faculty combine such professional and academic training was instrumental in my finding a tenure-track position in the History of Visual Culture at the 카지노게임사이트 of New Brunswick during the final year of my doctoral studies. I continue to benefit from the circle of talented and dedicated scholars I met during my time at Queen's.
Erin Morton, Ph.D. Art History, 2009