9 January 2012

RÉSUMÉ

Daniel E. Mader

1931 N. Ft. Thomas Ave.

Ft. Thomas, KY 41075, U.S.A.

T (Home) (859) 441.2652

PRESENT POSITION: Professor of Art and Design

IDS Coordinator

MSJ Travel Coordinator

Art History Program Coordinator

(From 1972) Department of Art and Design

College of Mount St. Joseph

5701 Delhi Road

Cincinnati, Ohio 45233-1670

http://www.msj.edu

T (Office) (513) 244.4317

F (513) 244.4942

E dan_mader@mail.msj.edu

W site http://inside.msj.edu/academics/faculty/maderd

Chairman (1990-2002)

Full Professor (1981)

Tenure (1978)

Teaching positions held prior to appointment at College of Mount St. Joseph:

School or Organization	Title	Dates
University of Cincinnati	Teaching Assistant	1971-72
University of Cincinnati	Research Assistant to Curator of Fine Arts Collection	Winter/Spring 1971
LaSalette Academy (Covington, KY)	Art Instructor	1970-71
Baker-Hunt Foundation (Covington, KY)	Art Instructor	1971--89

EDUCATION:

(See also Research Travel, Funded Grant Proposals, Professional Memberships)

2004 Tutoring in Nautical Archaeology, Aegean Institute, Oceanographer Peter

Nicolaides, Paros, Cyclades, Greece

2001 Tutoring in Nautical Archaeology, Aegean Institute, Oceanographer Peter

Nicolaides, Paros, Cyclades, Greece

1981 Tutoring in Mandarin Chinese National Taiwan Normal University,

Mandarin Training Center, Taipei, Taiwan (September)

1979 - Study of Mandarin, Raymond Walters College, U.C.

1983

1977 Received certificate in "Modelnetics," Main Event Management Institute, Winter

1972 M.A., University of Cincinnati, History of Art (19th Century European), Thesis: Two Sources of Manet's Style: Photography and Japonisme

1971 A.B., Thomas More College, Art (Painting/Sculpture)

1958 - As a youth, studied for one year (general studies) at Christ's

1959 Church Boys' School, London, England (New Malden)

OTHER EMPLOYMENT
Kinnaird Body Works (Erlanger, KY)	Welder (First Class)	1969-70
St. Luke Hospital (Ft. Thomas, KY)	Night Laboratory Technician	1967-70
St. Luke Hospital	Orderly	1966-67
St. Luke Hospital	Laboratory Assistant	1965-67

CREATIVE ACTIVITY:

Publication of Writing and Images

2011 “The Insects of Pieter Bruegel the Elder”, with Gene Kritsky. American Entomologist, Entomological Society of America, Winter 2011,

Volume 57, No. 4.

2011 “Robert Longo” for new Oxford University Press’ Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, Volume 3, pp. 181-182

2011 “William Tucker” for new Oxford University Press’ Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, Volume 5, p.76

2011 “Robert Longo”, Tate Online, Oxford University Press [9 February 2011] Available from

http://213.121.208.204/servlet/ArtistWorks?cgroupid=999999965&artistid=1526&page=1&sole=y&collab=y&attr=y&sort=default&tabview=bio

2010 “Leonardo’s Insects”, with Gene Kritsky. American Entomologist, Entomological Society of America, Fall 2010, Volume 56, No.3.

2008 “Ronald Bladen” MoMa.org Museum of Modern Art , Grove Art Online at Oxford University Press

[2007; 23 Dec 2008] Available from

< http://www.moma.org/collection/details.php?artist_id=588 >

2008 “William Tucker” MoMa.org Museum of Modern Art Grove Art Online at Oxford University Press

[2007; 21 Dec 2008] Available from

< http://www.moma.org/collection/details.php?artist_id=5963 >

2008 “William Tucker”, Tate Online together with BT Grove Art Online at Oxford Art Online, Oxford University Press

[2007; 22 Dec 2008] Available from

< http://www.tate.org.uk/servlet/ArtistWorks?cgroupid=999999961&artistid=2073&page=4&sole=y&attr=y&sort=default&tabview=bio >

2008 The Hidden Hand: Variation in Hieroglyphic Carvings, with Dr. Gene Kritsky. Poster

presentation, MSJ „Celebration of Teaching and Learning“, April 16.

2004 Neon work images published in The Sculpture Reference, by Arthur Williams, Sculp-

ture Books Publishing, 2004 ISBN 0 – 9755383 – 0 – 6, p. 276 and dust cover image.

1996 Researcher and writer of biographical articles on modern artists for The Dictionary of Art by Grove’s Dictionaries, Inc.:

"Ronald Bladen," Vol. IV, p. 114.

"Robert Longo," Vol. XIX, p. 640.

"William Tucker," Vol. XXXI, p. 411.

1996 The 34 volume work is a reference source for libraries around the world. Reviewed by Robert Hughes, Time, Vol. CXLVIII, No. 21 (Nov. 4, 1996), pp. 93-94.

Articles Used as Reference

2011 Hannah Verbeuren Photography Web Site: http://hannahverbeurenphotography.blogspot.com/2010_09_01_archive.html

Critical Review of Art

2005 Mixed-media sculpture, Jackson, Erickson and Sandy, from SSG exhibit Aug 15-Sept

18, reviewed by Sara Pearce,Cincinnati Enquirer, “Weekend”, Fri Aug 26, 2005, p 8

2003 Neon work reviewed by Cincinnati Post columnist Jerry Stein in “Art, Science combine

In Voltage”, Cincinnati Post, Living, July 7, pp 1B-2B.

Review of Manuscripts

2002 Anne D’Alleva Look Again! manuscript, for Prentice-Hall, November

2002 World History of Design, manuscript, for John Wiley and Sons, Inc, Feb

2001 The Art of Art History: A Critical Anthology, quote on Oxford University press

web site,September

2001 Anne D'Alleva's Look! Art History Fundamentals, manuscript, for Prentice-Hall, August

2000 David Raizman’s A History of Modern Design, manuscript, for Prentice-Hall, July

Invitational Exhibitions (See also Regional Juried Exhibitions)

2010 Exhibition of mixed media and neon sculpture, SSG, MSJ Jan 11 – Feb 12

2008 Exhibition of sculpture, SSG, MSJ, Feb 24 – Mar 30

2005 Exhibition of sculpture/photography, SSG, MSJ, August15 – Sept 18; Review of multi-

media piece Jackson, Erickson and Sandy in Cincinnati Enquirer Weekend ,

“Photographer, Faculty and Crow Aficionado”, p.8, by Sara Pearce.

2003 Exhibition of sculpture/photography, SSG, MSJ, August 25-September 21

2002 Exhibition of sculpture in “TM Alumni Show”, Thomas More College, August 19 – September 13

2001 Exhibition of photographs and neon sculpture, Faculty Exhibition, Studio San Giuseppe, August 26 - September 23.

2000 Exhibition of light sculpture, Zahorec-Hughes Gallery, Cincinnati, Aug.13 - Sept. 30.

1999 Exhibition of neon sculpture, Visiting Artist Alliance Faculty Exhibition, Fine Arts

Center, Northern Kentucky University, February 11 - March 12.

1998 Exhibition of neon sculpture, Visiting Artist Alliance Faculty Exhibition, DAAP Gallery, "Machine Shop Gallery,” University of Cincinnati, Jan. 30 - Mar. 6

1998 Exhibition of neon sculpture, Faculty Exhibition, Studio San Giuseppe, Feb. 22 - Mar. 22

1996 Exhibition of neon sculpture, Faculty exhibition, Studio San Giuseppe, February

1993 Exhibition of neon sculpture, "London Reunion: A collaborative Faculty Exhibition, Studio San Giuseppe, Sept. 26 - Oct. 24.

1992 Exhibition of neon sculpture, "Contemporary Still-Life," exhibit, Studio San Giuseppe, Aug. 23 - Oct. 4.

1990 Exhibition of neon sculpture, "The Fine Art of Design," exhibit, Studio San Giuseppe, Nov. 4 - Dec. 2.

1990 Exhibitor of neon sculpture, Lombardy Building, Cincinnati, fall gallery opening, Sept. 7 - 9.

1990 Exhibitor of one-man neon sculpture exhibit "Ritual Neon," Cohen

Gallery at Xavier University, January 1990.

1988 Exhibitor of sculpture in "Salute Cincinnati," Bicentennial Invi-

tational, Studio San Giuseppe Faculty Show

1987 Exhibitor of Sculpture, "The Dinner Setting," Loudoun House, June, Lexington

1987 Exhibitor of sculpture in one-man show at Thomas More College--"Constructions," Jan. 18 - Feb. 21

1986 Exhibitor of sculpture in Art Academy Downtown Gallery--"Artheads," Cincinnati, June

1985 Exhibition of sculpture, "Plaster, " Studio San Giuseppe, M.S.J., Feb.

1982 Exhibitor of sculpture at Thomas More College alumni show, Oct. - Nov.

1982 Exhibitor of neon sculpture, "MSJ Art Dept. Faculty Exhibit," Studio San Giuseppe, Aug.

1982 Exhibitor of sculpture, Baker-Hunt faculty show, Covington, Sept.

1982 "Carnegie Review," exhibitor of sculpture, Carnegie Art Ctr., Apr.

1980 Exhibitor of Drawings and Sculpture, Raymond Walters College, University of Cincinnati, April

1979 One-man exhibit of sculpture and paintings, Carnegie Art Center, Covington, Ky., March

1978 Exhibitor of drawings in "Graphite" show, Studio San Giuseppe, Feb.

1976 Exhibitor of laminated wood sculptures at the "Northern Kentucky Arts Council Invitational Exhibit," April

1976 Exhibitor of sculpture in the "Bicentennial Invitational Faculty" show with selected faculty from area art departments, Studio San Giuseppe, Feb.

1975 One-man show of selected drawings, First Unitarian Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, October

1975 Exhibitor in the Cincinnati Art Museum's "Cincinnati Biennial Invitational" of painting and sculpture; one sculpture piece was selected to be photographed for the exhibition catalogue, March

1974 Exhibitor in two man show at Studio San Giuseppe; included were 18 sculptures and drawings, November

1974 Exhibitor in Baker-Hunt Foundation faculty show, February

1971 Exhibitor in Mount St. Joseph's "Recent College Graduates' Exhibition," Dec.

1970 Exhibitor of sculpture, "Playhouse in the Park" lobby, Cincinnati, Ohio, May

Regional Juried Exhibitions: (See also Prizes/Commercial Gallery Exhibitions)

2003 Exhibition of sculpture in “Voltage”, The Carnegie, Covington, June 13 – July 18

1995 Exhibition of Sculpture, "1995 Water Tower Annual," July 26-Sept. 10, Louisville (one of 40 artists selected to exhibit 41 works from 255 entries from eight states).

1994 Exhibitor of sculpture, "Winter Spiritual Celebrations," Louisville, Nov. 15 - December 30.

1992 Exhibitor of sculpture, "1992 Water Tower Annual," Louisville, Apr. 3 - May 10.

1984 Exhibitor of sculpture, "The Water Tower Annual," The Art Center, Louisville, Apr.

1983 Exhibitor of sculpture, "Objects '83," Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, May-June

1980 Arts Consortium, "Coming Home Again...Into the 80's," Cincinnati, August

1979 Arts Consortium, "Dreams and Visions: A Festival, "Cincinnati, Aug.

1970 Zoo Arts Festival, Cincinnati, Ohio

1969 Zoo Arts Festival, Cincinnati, Ohio

1968 Zoo Arts Festival, Cincinnati, Ohio

Prizes/Commercial Gallery Exhibition:

1994 Cathedral Heritage Foundation, "Winter Spiritual Celebration" show, Louisville, Merit Award, summer

1986 Art Academy Downtown Gallery, 314 W. 4th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, summer

1974 - Last Picture Show, art gallery, 320 W. 4th Street, Cincinnati,

1975 Ohio

1969 First Prize, Cincinnati Zoo Arts Festival

Commissions (Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Conceptual)

1996 With Bernard Schmidt - monitored the re-installation of the 1971 Cor-ten public sculpture at the new location Walnut Hills location - Victory Parkway at Lincoln, Oct.

1994 Co-designed business logo and identity system for Calendar Management, Newport, KY

1993 11' x 4' Clay Relief wall carving, The Dapper Co., Cincinnati, July

1992 Designed pewter logo for Highlands Band Association, Ft. Thomas, KY

1992 Designed Italian package trip for Cultural Heritage Alliance (CHA) 1994 brochure, Philadelphia

1989 Designed logo for Highlands High School celebrating band at "State finals," October.

1985 Neon Sculpture, custom design for condominium, D. Herriman, Covington, March

1982 Design of Exhibition Frontispiece for Baker-Hunt Foundation, March

1980 Corporate logo for B.A.W. Industries, Inc., PA.

1979 Corporate logo for Carbose Corporation, PA.

1971 Twenty-six feet tall Cor-ten steel sculpture for Cye Landy, Advertising Agency, Hyde Park Square, Cincinnati.

1970 Playhouse in the Park commissioned several mechanical sculptures executed by me for the Brooks Jones' production "Machines," Winter

Special:

2010 SCUBA dive to see evidence of Cleopatra’s Palace and the Great Lighthouse in the ancient harbor of Alexandria Egypt, with Maureen Tierney and Tom Tiemeier, May 17

1997 Presented with "Award of Inspiration" for artistic contribution of the sculpture "Aspiring Tomorrows" to Lincoln-Crawford home. Cincinnati Mayor Roxanne Qualls was keynote speaker, September 6.

1984 Named judge of the 1984 Kentucky State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition, August

In addition to the above, I have judged numerous community art exhibits.

International, National, Regional, and Private Collections:

2009 Christy Cauley, Cincinnati

2008 Sculpture in collection of BP Amoco Contemporary Art Collection, auctioned by Susanin’s in Chicago

2008 Jean Drach, Cincinnati

2007 Karen Schumacher, Cody Wyoming

2006 Corey McCarthy, New York City

2005 Jim Bono, Cincinnati

2005 Michael Klabunde, Cincinnati

2005 Robert Voigt, Cincinnati

2005 Jodi Doll, Park Hills

2005 Joan Lipps Huber, Lawrenceburg

2003 Gene and Jessee Kritsky, Cincinnati

2003 Marianne Doll, Cincinnati

2002 Heather Bollen, Cincinnati

2001 Marianne Doll, Cincinnati

2001 Christine Gately, Cincinnati

2001 Betty Kaiser, Cincinnati

2001 Peter Nicolaides, Athens (Greece)

1997 Lincoln-Crawford Home, Cincinnati

1996 Susan Streitenberger, Hamilton (OH)

1996 Craig and Nora Regala, Columbus (OH)

1994 Heather Duehren, Cincinnati

1993 The Dapper Company, Cincinnati

1992 Dale Meyer, Cincinnati

1992 Jeff and Julie Wendel, Cincinnati

1992 Ellen Craven Bucci, Atlanta

1992 Joseph Dal Pra, Bowling Green (OH)

1990 Mark Hamilton, Elizabeth Ouellette, Winter Park, Florida

1986 Nora Kilbane, Columbus (OH)

1986 Darrell W. Brothers, Covington, Kentucky

1985 David Herriman, Covington, Kentucky

1984 Barbara Walter, Hyde Park (OH)

1983 David Herriman, Covington, Kentucky

1982 Jean Drach, Cincinnati

1975 Standard Oil Corporation fine arts collection, Chicago

1974 Bernard Schmidt, Ft. Mitchell (KY)

ACADEMIC ACTIVITY

Teaching

2010 With Dr. Gene Kritsky, IDS 380B The Mediterranean: Ancient Egypt:

field experience in Egypt May 12-23

2009 With Dr. Mike Klabunde and Peter Nicolaides, IDS 380A W6 The

Mediterranean: Ancient Greece Field experience in Greece:

Paros, antiparos, Despotiko, Delos, Mykonos: June 12 - 21

2008 With Dr. Gene Kritsky, IDS 380B T6 The Mediterranean: Ancient Egypt:

field experience in Egypt June 15 – 26

2007 With Dr. Mike Klabunde and Peter Nicolaides, IDS 380A T6 The

Mediterranean: Ancient Greece, field experience in Greece:

Paros, Antiparos, Despotiko, Delos, Mykonos: June 19 – 28

2007 Huron University, London, England (Summer)

2006 IDS 100 02 Foundations Seminar (S206):

2006 With Dr. Gene Kritsky, IDS 380B T6 The Mediterranean: Ancient Egypt;

field experience in Egypt June 1 - 10

2005 With Dr. Mike Klabunde and Peter Nicolaides, IDS 380A T6 The

Mediterranean: Ancient Greece, field experience in Greece:

Paros, Antiparos, Despotiko, Delos, Mykonos: June 9 - 18

2005 Huron University, London, England (Summer)

2003 Huron University, London, England (Summer)

2002 Huron University, London, England (Summer)

1996 Huron University, London, England (Summer)

1991 Lansdowne Campus of Huron University, London, England (Summer)

1988 Lansdowne College, London, England (Summer)

1972 - College of Mount St. Joseph on the Ohio, Mount St. Joseph, Ohio

Present 1990 – 2002 Chairman

1981 - Full Professor

1978 - Tenure

1971 - Baker-Hunt Foundation, Covington, Kentucky

1989

In addition to the above, I have conducted painting and drawing

workshops in Dayton, Ohio; lectured at Thomas More College, the University of Cincinnati and at Sang Myung Womens College, Seoul, Korea

Discipline Areas

Studio

- Drawing, Figure Drawing, Advanced Drawing

- Design

- Sculpture, and Three-Dimensional Design

Art History Lecture

- Ancient/Medieval Art, Renaissance/Baroque Art, Modern/Contem-

porary Art, Far Eastern Survey of Art, Design History

- Orientation and Senior Seminars

- Auto-study courses in Modern, Ancient and Asian Art

- Thesis, Independent Study, Advanced Studio Problems

Interdisciplinary Courses(IDS)

- IDS 100 Foundations Seminar

- IDS 380 The Mediterranean:

A Ancient Greece

B Egypt

C The Art and Science of Leonardo da Vinci (Northern Italy)

Related

In addition to the above, I am also responsible for maintaining shop facilities, and advising 30 to 40 students.

Curriculum Development:

- Researched, developed and implemented new major in Art History (2009)

- With Dr. Gene Kritsky, developed and implemented IDS 380C T6 The

Mediterranean: The Art and Science of Leonardo da Vinci

- Researched S106 and teaching IDS 100 02 Foundations Seminar beginning S206

- With Dr. Gene Kritsky, developed and implemented IDS 380B T6

The Mediterranean: Ancient Egypt. Fifteen students to Cairo and Upper Egypt June 1 – 10, 2006; first IDS immersion course to Africa (planned)

- Conceived, and with Dr. Mike Klabunde, developed and implemented IDS 380B T6 The Mediterranean: Ancient Greece. Eight students to Athens and Paros in Greece, June 9 - 18, 2005; first IDS immersion course to continental Europe

- Guest speaker for topic of “Motion in Art” for Math Department for MTH 183 and IDS 211, beginning in 2003

- Enhanced teaching of classicism within History of Design class through

MSJ Summer Research Grant "A Dynamic Approach to Classicism", 2001

- planned, developed, and implemented CD-ROM lecture format for teaching of Design History, 1998

- co-planning application for F.I.D.E.R. accreditation of Interior Design Program

- co-planning a new major in architecture

- co-developed M.A. in Education with Concentration in Art

program, first formal graduate program in MSJ art department,

approved by Ohio Board of Regents, Fall 1995

- planned and developed minor in International Art and Design

Studies

- co-planned the technical revision of the Interior Design

curriculum implemented in 1994

- appointed Chairman of the Curriculum Sub-Committee of the

Strategic Planning Committee for the Ft. Thomas Board of

Education; responsibility to make recommendations for Ft.

Thomas City Schools 1995-2000, Sept. 1993-July 1994

- co-developed M.A. in Education with Concentration in Art program, first formal

graduate program in MSJ art department, approved Fall 1993, currently awaiting

Ohio Board of Regents authorization

- co-developed minor in illustration, approved Fall 1993

- developed minor in art history, first academic minor in the MSJ art department, approved spring 1993

- co-planned the addition of AutoCAD into the Interior Design

curriculum using a new IBM 486 lab

- co-planned the curricular revisions aiming for future

F.I.D.E.R. accreditation of the Interior Design program

- co-planned the expansion of computer graphics into courses using a comprehensive Macintosh computer lab, implemented Fall 1991

- planned, developed and taught wax modeling, alginate and rubber mold making

as part of 3-D design and sculpture classes, Winter, 1990

- planned, developed, and taught History of Design begun in Fall, 1985

- attended "The Second Symposium on the History of Graphic Design," R.I.T.

(Rochester Institute of Technology), April, 1985

- revised MSJ Art Department art history requirement from Western orientation to

three "world view" courses: Western, Modern, and Far Eastern implemented,

Fall, 1983

- planned, developed, and taught Orientation and Senior Seminars, implemented

Winter, 1982

- planned and coordinated a new Far Eastern humanities course, Winter, 1983 (in

Spring, 1983, adapted to our Weekend College students)

- planned and assisted the formation of an "Auto-Learning" self-study program for

non-traditional students begun in 1981 and continuing; co-authored NEH Pilot

for funding, 1981-82

- planned, directed, and taught in a newly created humanities core including

departments of Music, History, Art, Philosophy, English, and Religious Studies

(four courses, six faculty: 1977-1984; co-authored NEH Pilot for funding 1977-

79)

Administrative Experience:

2010 Selected to be member of 10-person national team, by AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), to make site visits to campuses in Cannes, Grenoble, and Paris, April 5-13

2009 Appointed Art History BA Program Head

-Present

2008 Appointed MSJ Travel Coordinator: AIFS, esp. Richmond University, London; biennial campus visits

-Present

2008 Appointed IDS (Interdisciplinary Studies) Coordinator

-Present

2003 Faculty Exchange Program expanded to include Business Department. Summer

-2008 faculty exchanges to now include one faculty member from MSJ Art Department

exchange with one Huron faculty member, plus same arrangement for the Business

Department. Begins summer 04.

1996-

2008 Faculty Exchange Liaison for Huron University, London program

1996 Developed faculty exchange program between MSJ and Huron

University, London, and University of Glamorgan, Wales.

1995 Coordinating programs between Huron University, London, University of Glamorgan, Cardiff, and the Mount in areas of curriculum, faculty and student exchanges

1994 Voluntary appointment to Scholarship Sub-Committee of the Committee on Educational Policies

1993- Appointed to chair Curricular Sub-Committee, S.P.C., Ft. Thomas

1994 City Schools, KY.

1990 - Appointed Chairman of the Art Department (Summer). Department

2002 offers (21) programs leading to BFA, BA, AA, and certificates in multiple areas of the Fine Arts, Art Education, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Art, and Pre-Art Therapy. Two academic minors are offered in art history and illustration. An MA in Education with a concentration in art is available for returning art teachers seeking a graduate degree.

2002 majors number 200+, with a staff of 6.75 full-time faculty, 23 part-time faculty, one secretary, and student assistants.

Facilities include three areas: the Ziv Art Building containing eleven (11) specialized studios/lecture rooms plus Studio San Giuseppe Gallery; two (2) fully equipped computer labs for both Macintosh and IBM; and a photo darkroom/workroom annex.

Management duties involve long range planning, staffing, schedule, budget for all programs, plus oversight of the London program, department co-op, and the gallery.

Special duties have involved oversight of remodeling and renovation of facilities:

2000 Gas kiln outside facilities

1999 Student Gallery remodeling with Moehle donation

1998 Sculpture/welding outdoor facility

1994 art history lecture hall and gallery (Salute to

Excellence Alumni Award)

1992 printmaking studio renovation into two studios

1990 comprehensive gallery renovation for Studio San Giuseppe

(5/3 and Schmidlapp grant, $40,000)

1988 - Collaborated with Prof. John Runnette, Lansdowne Campus of Huron

2008 University, now Hult Business School, to implement co-op positions initially for graphic design and interior design majors beginning January, 1989, in London. Firms participating include the BBC, Harrod's, Toynbee-Clarke and Zarach. Secondary education practicum experiences for art education majors in London are also now available including Dulwich College. All art majors may now co-op in London. Implementation of London Co-op for non-art positions was added in January 1993. These positions include Parliament, Visa International and Women Therapy Center. At this time, 72 MSJ students have studied in London; 58 have also co-oped there.

1987 - Appointed College London Advisor to Hult Business School formerly

2008 Huron University in London. Duties include communications, recruiting, orientation, and yearly on-site monitoring visits.

1986 Acted as researcher, special liaison, and envoy to Hult Business School, formerly the Lansdowne Campus of Huron University in London to explore and develop MSJ art offerings.

1984 Acted as Chairperson of the MSJ Art Department for Fall semester. Department then consisted of four full-time and more than 12 part-time faculty teaching multiple Fine Arts and Applied Design programs in Associate, B.A. and B.F.A. programs.

1983 Acted as special envoy for recruiting Asian students in Washington, D.C.: Embassies of Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Sri Lanka.

1977 Coordinated our Humanities Core Program. Duties included: liaison

to N.E.H., curriculum, schedule, staffing, budget, evaluation and performance reports, and development of "spin-offs."

During tenure at my college, I have been appointed or elected to all major college committees including: Dean's Council (CHAD), Graduate Council, Promotion, Rolling Contract, and Tenure, Faculty Executive, Educational Policies, Faculty Development, Admissions, etc. In addition, I have served many administrative functions and on numerous ad hoc committees including: chair of grievance proceedings, editing of faculty handbook materials, catalogue, scholarship, and screening committees for selection of administrators.

CURRENT RESEARCH

- Egyptology – with Dr. Gene Kritsky, bee hieroglyphs

- History of design - visual merchandising

- Impact of visual Classical culture fragments on Post-Modern Design

- Light Art and mixed media

- Underwater Archaeology: Greece, Egypt, planned Ustica (Italy)

- Leonardo da Vinci’s art and science

RESEARCH TRAVEL:

1967 - From this date through the present, I have visited and/or

present researched in libraries, museums, galleries, colleges, and

universities throughout the U.S. and in the following foreign countries:

Eastern Europe: Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary

Western Europe: England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Belgium, Germany,

Scotland, Austria, Switzerland, France,

Italy,/Sicily, Spain, Greece/Paros/Delos/Antiparos/

Despotiko, Turkey

Middle East: Egypt

Far East: Taiwan, Hong Kong, People's Republic of

China, Korea

Organizer and leader of student field trips:

2008 (Spring Break) - Paris

2006 (Spring Break) - Turkey

2004 (Spring Break) - Ireland

2002 (Spring Break) - Rome; Pompeii; Palermo

2000 (Spring Break) - Athens

1998 (Spring Break) - Paris

1996 (Spring Break) - Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Germany

1994 (Spring Break) - Italy

1992 (Spring Break) - France

1990 (Spring Break) - Spain

1988 (Spring Break) - France, Italy

1986 (Spring Break) - Germany, Switzerland, Austria

1983 (Spring Break) - Italy

1981 (Spring Break) - France

To date, nearly 200 different alumni, students, friends have traveled with me to Europe. Many have made more than five trips.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES:

I have formally studied both French and Mandarin Chinese with fair reading comprehension remaining in the former.

TECHNICAL SKILLS FAMILIARITY

- Electric arc welding

- Oxyacetylene torch cutting

- Neon as mixed media

- Wood working

- Pneumatic stone carving

- Mold Making

- Macintosh Computer word processing, digital photography,

telecommunications, and presentation software

- Scuba diving – wrecks

- General principles of nautical archaeology

MAJOR PRESENTATIONS:

2010 Ancient Egypt: A Culture of Death, with Dr. Gene Kritsky, joint lecture presentation, MSJ

“Celebration of Teaching and Learning”, April 21

2008 The Hidden Hand: Variations in Hieroglyphic Carving, with Dr. Gene Kritsky, poster

presentation, MSJ “Celebration of Teaching and Learning”, April 16

2006 “Global Awareness: Immersion vs Study Abroad”, with Dr. John Trokan and Ulli

Brinksmeier, MSJ Aug 22

2005 “Teaching and Learning in the Greek islands”, with Dr. Mike Klabunde,

MSJ Sept 22

2005 "Underwater Archaeology in waters around Paros" (Greece), MSJ Apr 14

2004 “Nautical Archaeology Methods”, Marjorie P Lee Retirement Community, Cincinnati, Jan 8

2003 “Motion in Art”, an IDS (interdisciplinary studies) lecture as part of Mth 183, April 11,

2001 Video interview on "Picasso as Frontier" for Caitlin Qualls, Mercy Montessori,

Cincinnati, Feb 14.

1998 “An Introduction to Chinese Art, and Major Art Sites in the Beijing Area” (Cincinnati AAA Royal Tour), Quality Inn, Norwood, February 24.

1990 Spoke on using alginate in three-dimensional design workshop for O.A.E.A. (Ohio Art Education Association) State Conference, Cincinnati, Nov. 9.

1989 Chair of panel "Teaching Fine Arts and Design -- Separate But Equal," Mid-America College Art Association Conference, The Map is Not the Territory, Cincinnati, Nov. 1-4, 1989.

1985 Spoke on topic "Teaching Art in the Small Urban Liberal Arts College," panelist at Mid-America College Art Association, Indianapolis, October.

1985 "An Orientalist Looks at London Museums," University Club, Cincinnati, February

1984 "A Survey of Christian Symbols in Art," Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church, November

1983 "History of Vatican Museums and Collections" (Melissa Lanier, Tour), Palmer House, Chicago, September

1982 22nd Annual Conference of AGLS (Association for General and Liberal Studies) in Minneapolis: topic: "Self Directed Study for Non-Traditional Students," October 28-30

1981 "Contemporary U.S. Art," Sang Myung University, Seoul, Korea, Sept.

1973 Annually participate in international paper presentations, panels, and meetings of the College Art Association, and recently the Design Forum, both held in February

SCHOLARLY LISTINGS:

1996 The Dictionary of Art, “List of Contributors,” Vol. XXXIII, p. 979

1995 Art Search Research Directory, Southern Arts Federation, Atlanta

1991 Cincinnati Artist File, Cincinnati Art Museum Library

1985 Professors in the United States and Canada Who Teach the Religious Traditions of Asia, Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y.

1983 Sponsored Research in the History of Art: 1981-82 and 1982-83,

Washington, D.C.

1982 Research Reports 1980-81, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

1981 Roster of Ohio Humanities Scholars

ACADEMIC HONORS: (See also Funded Grant Proposals)

2010 Selected as panelist for Jacob K Javits 2011 Fellowship program by US Department of

Education, November 29 – Dec 3, 2010 panel in Washington, DC

2010 Selected to be member of 10 person national team, by AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), to make site visits to campuses in Cannes, Grenoble, and Paris, April 5-13

2010 With Dr. Gene Kritsky, taught IDS 380B The Med.: Ancient Egypt in Cairo/Alexandria/Luxor, May

2010 Selected to be member of 10 person national team, by AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), to make site visits to French campuses in Cannes, Grenoble, and Paris, April 5-13

2009 Selected as panelist for Jacob K Javits 2010 Fellowship program by US Department of

Education, November 16-20 2009 panel in Washington, DC

2008 Appointed IDS (Interdisciplinary Studies) Coordinator

2008 Appointed MSJ Travel Coordinator

2008 With Dr. Gene Kritsky, taught IDS 380B The Med.: Ancient Egypt, in Cairo/Luxor/Aswan

Abu Simbel, June field experience

2007 With Dr. Mike Klabunde, taught IDS 380A The Med.: Ancient Greece, in Athens, June

2006 With Dr, Gene Kritsky, taught IDS 380B The Med.: Ancient Egypt, in Cairo/Luxor, June

2006 Selected as Reader for College Board’s 2006 AP Art History Reading, June,

2005 Named Panelist for Jacob K Javits Fellowship program for 2006 by US Department of

Education, November.

2005 With Dr. Mike Klabunde, taught IDS 380 The Med.: Ancient Greece, in Athens, June

2004 College of Mount St Joseph, Summer Research Grant, $1000 (nautical archaeology

Paros-Greece), “Beyond a Dynamic Approach to Classicism – Towards

Interdisciplinary Studies”

2003 Approved as a Faculty Consultant for the Advanced Placement Art History examination given by (ETS) Educational Testing Service. The panels read in Princeton, in early June.

2003 Named Panelist for Jacob K Javits Fellowship program for 2004 by US Department of

Education, November.

2003 Taught design at Huron University, London, summer.

2003 Named Panelist for Jacob K. Javits Fellowship program for 2003 by US Department of Education, January.

2002 Taught drawing at Huron University, London, Summer.

2002 Sabbatical, “ Enhancement of Student, faculty, and Program Exchange between MSJ and Huron University, London+” (Fall)

2001 Awarded MSJ Summer Research Grant "A Dynamic Approach to Classicism". Field

Experience with Peter Nicolaides, Aegean Diving College, Paros-Greece.

2001 Named Panelist for Jacob K. Javits Fellowship program for 2001 by US Department of Education, January. During Washington DC reading, $1,300,000 in awards given to124 graduate students in Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities.

1999 Named 1998-1999 MSJ Faculty Coordinator of the Year.

1996 Team author of research by MSJ Committee on scholarship presented at Lilly

Conference, Miami University.

1996 Articles written for The Dictionary of Art published by Grove Dictionaries, Inc., New York

1996 Taught drawing at Huron University, London, Summer.

1994 Art Department, CMSJ, awarded $6000 grant to create "Visual Imaging Center" in Art Department, February

1991 Taught drawing at the Lansdowne Campus of Huron University, London, for Summer.

1989 Awarded MSJ Instructional Development Grant to study wax modeling and mold making, May.

1988 Taught art at Lansdowne College, London, England, for the summer.

1987 Awarded MSJ Research Grant to study Indian art in Cleveland/Washington, June

1984 Awarded Travel Scholarship from the English-Speaking Union for Research on Indic Art in London, Summer

1984 Awarded MSJ Research Grant to study Hindi Language, June

1980 Awarded N.E.H. Fellowship to study Chinese culture (12 mos.) in P.R.C., Taiwan, Hong Kong, Seoul

FUNDED GRANT PROPOSALS:

2004 College of Mount St Joseph, Summer Research Grant, $1000 (nautical archaeology

Paros-Greece), “Beyond a Dynamic Approach to Classicism – Towards

Interdisciplinary Studies”

2002 Sabbatical, “ Enhancement of Student, faculty, and Program Exchange between MSJ

and Huron University, London+” (Fall)

2001 College of Mount St. Joseph, Summer Research Grant, $2500 (nautical archaeology

Paros-Greece), “A Dynamic Approach to Classicism”.

1993 College of Mount St. Joseph, "Salute to Excellence" Award presented by the Alumni Association, MSJ, $6,000 (co-authored with Marilyn Konkoly, MSJ)

1989 College of Mount St. Joseph, preliminary draft requesting funds to remodel Studio San Giuseppe, submitted by Development Office, funded by 5/3 Bank and Schmidlapp Foundation, $30,000

1989 College of Mount St. Joseph, Summer Instructional Development Grant, $750 (wax modeling)

1987 College of Mount St. Joseph, Summer Research Grant, $1400 (Indic Art)

1984 English-Speaking Union Traveling Scholarship, $1500 (Indic Art/London)

1982 GE (General Electric) "A Proposal for Expanding Awareness of Learning Disabled Students," $5000 (co-authored with Prof. Tom Seibert, MSJ)

1980 NEH (National Endowment for the Humanities) Education Division, "Auto-Learning for the Non-Traditional Student," $49,521 (co-authored with Prof. Tom Seibert, MSJ)

1980 NEH Fellowship Division, "Fellowship to Study Chinese Culture," $22,000

1976 NEH Education Division, "Order and Change in the Human Experience," $49,570 (co-authored with Prof. Tom Seibert, MSJ)

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: (current = *)

Admission Date

2008 NAFSA (Association of International Educators)

2004 AAUP (American Association of University Professors)

2004 Institute of Diving/Museum of Man in the Sea* (Panama City Beach)

2004 Contemporary Art Center* (Cincinnati)

2001 INA (Institute of Nautical Archaeology)* (College Station)

1989 Mid-America College Art Association

1986 Ohio Cooperative Education Association

1980 Cincinnati Asian Art Society

1980 American Association for the Advancement of the

Humanities

1975 Midwest Art History Society*

1970 - 2004 Cincinnati Art Museum

1970 CAA (College Art Association)*

Attend yearly international conference as here listed:

2011 New York City

2010 Chicago

2009 Los Angeles

2008 Dallas

2007 New York City

2006 Boston

2005 Atlanta

2004 Seattle

2003 New York City

2002 Philadelphia

2001 Chicago

2000 New York City

1999 Los Angeles

1998 Toronto

1997 New York City

1996 Boston

1995 San Antonio

1994 New York City

1993 Seattle

1992 Chicago

1991 Washington, D.C.

1990 New York City

1989 San Francisco

1988 Houston

1987 Boston

1986 New York City

1984 Toronto

1983 Philadelphia

1982 New York City

1981 San Francisco

1980 New Orleans

1979 Washington, D.C.

1978 New York City

1976 Chicago

1975 Washington, D.C.

1973 New York City

REGIONAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS (current = *)

1990 Scholastic Art Awards Advisory

1972 Studio San Giuseppe Advisory*

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS

2010 Selected as Panelist for Jacob K Javits Fellowship program for 2011 by US Department of Education, Nov 28-Dec 3 2010 panel in Washington, DC

2010 Selected to be member of 10 person national team, by AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), to make site visits to campuses in Cannes, Grenoble, and Paris, April 5-13

2009 Selected as Panelist for Jacob K Javits Fellowship program for 2010 by US Department of

Education, November 16-20 2009 panel in Washington, DC

2006 Selected as Reader for College Board’s 2006 AP Art History Reading, June.

2005 Selected by U.S. Department of Education as grant reader for the

2006 Jacob Javits Fellowship Program in Washington, D.C., Nov

2003 Selected by U.S. Department of Education as grant reader for the

2004 Jacob Javits Fellowship Program in Washington D.C., November

2002 Selected by U.S. Department of Education as grant reader for the Jacob Javits Fellowship Program (2003) in Washington, D.C., January

2002 Approved as a Faculty Consultant for the Advanced Placement Art History examination given by (ETS) Educational Testing Service. The panels read in Princeton, in early June.

2001 Selected by U.S. Department of Education as grant reader for the Jacob Javits

Fellowship Program (2001) in Washington, D.C., January

2000 Renewed as U.S. Department of Education Higher Education Programs’

(HEP) field Reader, summer

1995 Renewed as U.S. Department of Education Field Reader, Fall

1992 Selected by U.S. Department of Education as grant reader for the Patricia

Robert Harris Scholarship, January (late notice precluded acceptance)

1984 Appointed U.S. Department of Education Field Reader, January

1983 National Endowment for the Humanities, Evaluator/Reviewer/Panelist, January

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL LIAISON FOR CMSJ

1996-

2008 Faculty Exchange Liaison to London

MSJ – Huron (London) London – MSJ

1997 Jerry Bellas (May) ------------------

1998 ------------------- ------------------

1999 Craig Lloyd (May) Gaby Steffens (July)

2000 Loyola Walter (May) Gaby Steffens (July)

2001 Beth Brann (May) Gaby Steffens (July)

2002 Dan Mader (May) Liz Mundle (July)

2003 Dan Mader (May) Liz Mundle (July)

2004 Jerry Bellas (May) Liz Mundle (July)

Gary Johns (July) Stephen Helps (May)

2005 Dan Mader (May) Liz Mundle (June)

2006 -------------------- ----------------------

2007 Dan Mader (May) _____________

2008 ---------------------- Liz Mundle (June)

2010-Present Monitoring visit of London Program at Richmond University in London

2010 Dan Mader (June)

1986 - London Study/Work/Internships: Richmond University, CAPA (Centers for Academic Programs Abroad), University College

Present London (UCL), Hult Business School (formerly Huron University/Lansdowne College)

1984 Washington, D.C., Embassies of Republic of Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Sri Lanka

1983, 84 Chicago, Taiwan Coordinating Council for North American

Affairs (CCNAA)

1981 Taipei, American Institute