[Chass-gradstudents] Fwd: Event hosted by UCR art history graduate student to share

[Perla Fabelo]

Forwarding the following message, and please circulate amoung graduate
students and faculty:

*What: From the Ivory Tower to Museum Fundraising and Beyond: A SSEMWG
Conversation on Careers Devoted to Early Modern Women*



*Who:* Dr. Leah Clark - Associate Professor in the History of Art and
Fellow of Kellogg College at the University of Oxford, as well as Director
of Studies in History of Art for Oxford Lifelong Learning

Dr. Dana Hogan - Manager of Philanthropy at Buffalo AKG Art Museum and
Instructor of Art History at Syracuse University

Becky Teague – (host) Third year PhD student at the University of
California, Riverside & Early Career Researcher for the Society for the
Study of Early Modern Women and Gender (SSEMWG)



*Description:* A career dedicated to the study of early modern women can
take a multitude of forms. While some find their place within the more
traditional, academic venue of the university/museum and its dual focus on
research and pedagogy, others locate fulfillment in the commercial
industries of the art market, digital content creation, and advertising or
sales. But how do graduate students and early careerists find the right
path for them in this wide and varied landscape of choices? What kinds of
considerations, decisions, and opportunities are key to a fulfilling,
scholarly livelihood, particularly in light of shrinking humanities budgets
and recent cuts to funding for the arts? This conversation brings together
Dr. Leah Clark, Associate Professor in the History of Art at the University
of Oxford and Dr. Dana Hogan, Manager of Philanthropy at Buffalo AKG Art
Museum to reflect on the topic via a discussion of their own career
trajectories. Please come join us! All are welcome!



*When:* *Wednesday, April 1st at 8am PST / 11am EST / 4pm GMT*



*Where:* The conversation will be hosted via *Zoom. Please use the link to
register: *https://ucr.zoom.us/meeting/register/N1AN1xdPS1OCLY7jI_boxw



For questions, please contact Becky Teague at: rteag001 at ucr.edu



This event is generously sponsored by:

The University of California Riverside CHASS Dean’s Office, The Center for
Ideas and Society (CIS), and the UCR History of Art Department.


-- 
*Rebecca Teague (she/her/hers)*
MA | MLIS | Ph.D Student
Department of the History of Art
University of California, Riverside
rteag001 at ucr.edu
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