Sharon Allen (1988), MLS Simmons College

Tanya Bastianich (1995), PhD Oxford University

Molly Bourne (1989), PhD Harvard University, Lecturer, Syracuse University in Florence

Steven Bunn (1998), PhD candidate, University of Washington, Seattle

Simone Burger (1989), PhD University of Pittsburgh

Shelly Burgess (1995), MA Syracuse University

Renee Burnam (1982), PhD Syracuse University (1988), Independent Scholar Washington, D.C.

Meghan Callahan (2002), PhD Rutgers, Kress Curatorial Fellow, Medieval and Renaissance Galleries Project, Victoria and Albert Museum

Jill Carrington (1985), PhD Syracuse University (1996), Associate Professor, Stephen A. Austin State University, Nagadoches, Texas

Marc Cirigliano (1983), PhD Syracuse University, Assistant Professor Empire State College

Matthew Cohen (1991), MA Harvard University, Assistant Professor of Architecture, Washington State University, Spokane

Victor Coonin (1990), PhD Rutgers University, Assistant Professor, Rhodes College, Memphis, TN

Sally Cornelison (1993), PhD Courtauld Institute, University of London, Assistant Professor, University of Kansas

Alison Cross (1991), MA Syracuse University

Catherine DiCesare (1994), PhD University of New Mexico, Assistant Professor of Pre-Columbian art at Colorado State University

Susan M. Dixon (1984), PhD Cornell University, Associate Professor of Art History, University of Tulsa

Jillian Domenici (2007), MA Syracuse University, works for Krent/Paffett/Carney Inc. in Boston, a leading museum planning and exhibit design firm which has recently done work for the New York Historical Society and the State Museum of Pennsylvania.

Jason di Resta (2005), has been awarded a three-year fellowship and the Owens Scholar Award for doctoral study in art history at Johns Hopkins University.

Theresa Flanigan (1998), PhD candidate, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University

Alison Fleming (1995), PhD Pennsylvania State University, Assistant Professor, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA

Corinne Fryhle (1989), MA Syracuse University, Curator of Education, Wellesley College Museum of Art

Jeremy Glattstein (2005), MA Syracuse University, will begin doctoral studies at USC in Fall 2007. He has received 5 years of fully-funded support.

Claudia Goldstein (1994), PhD Columbia University; Assistant Professor of Northern Renaissance Art at William Patterson College.

Diane Kunzelman (2007), MA Syracuse University; Fulbright Fellow, Florence. Teaches history of art conservation courses for the SUF Fine Arts graduate students and studio arts to undergraduates.

Robert LaFrance (1992), PhD candidate, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University

Stephanie Leone (1994), PhD Rutgers University; Assistant Professor of Baroque architecture at Boston College.

Laura A. Macaluso (2000), Doctoral studies, Graduate Center, City University of New York; Assistant Director and Curator, Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum, Norwalk, CT

Ann Matchette (1997), PhD candidate, University of Sussex, UK

Christine March (1998), PhD candidate, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University

Kate McClure (1982), PhD candidate, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University

Alexandra Miletta (1989), PhD, University of Michigan; Assistant Professor of Education at The City College of New York

Scott Montgomery (1989), PhD, Rutgers University; Assistant Professor, North Texas State University

Heather Nolin (2004), Heather, who is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University, also curates an important private art collection in New York City. During 2007-08 she will be in Rome as a Kress Fellowship recipient at the Bibliotheca Hertziana. She also won a grant from the Galdy Krieble Delmas Foundation for research in Venice and the Veneto.

Andrew Noone (1989), MA, Syracuse University; MA, Syracuse University, musicology

Jeannine O’Grody (1990), PhD Case Western Reserve University, Curator of European Art, Birmingham Museum of Art

Alan Pascuzzi (1993), PhD, Washington University, St. Louis

Diana Reeve (1998), MA, Syracuse University, is the General Manager of Art Resource, a commercial provider of high-quality art images based in New York.

Tony RIccio (1995), MA Syracuse University, recently published The Italian American Experience in New Haven as part of the SUNY series in Italian/American Culture.

Elaine Ruffolo, MA, Syracuse University; Field Trip coordinator, Syracuse University in Florence

Stacey Sell (1988), PhD, University of Virginia

Joseph M. Silva (2003), PhD candidate, Brown University

Jeff Speck (1989), MA, Harvard University. After 4 years at the NEA, Jeff will return to private practice as a city planner in May 2007.

Nicole Wallens (1994), PhD candidate, Rutgers University

Jane Zaloga (1997), PhD candidate, Harvard University