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Major Fields of Interest: Modern and contemporary art; censorships; culture wars; public arts funding; queer theory and history; institutional critique; pedagogy.
Undergraduate Experience: B.A. Honours in Art History and History, Queen’s University, 2017.
Graduate Experience: M.A. in Art History, �������ϲʿ����ֳ� (2019). MRP: "Art's Bad Body: The Scandalization of Egon Schiele"
PhD Topic: (De)Queering Art in America: Examining the Guiding Forces Behind Censorship Campaigns, 1980-present.
Supervisor: Dr. Jen Kennedy

Undergraduate Experience: University of Windsor, B.A. (Honours) in Visual Arts and Art History (Windsor, ON, 2012)
Graduate Experience: Sotheby's Institute of Art in London: MA in Fine and Decorative Art (London, UK, 2014)
MA Thesis: The Legacy of the Flemish Primitives: A Study of the Portraiture of Jean Perréal"
PhD Thesis Research: My dissertation will investigate the Napoleonic appropriations in Italy (1796-1798), and more specifically, the circumstances that led to the looting of Pietro Perugino's paintings from Perugia (1797). I am also studying the fate of these paintings after they arrived in Paris and were dispersed to regional museums in France, where many of them have remained.
Supervisor: Dr. Cathleen Hoeniger

Major Fields of Interest: Queer/Feminist Contemporary art; Queer/Feminist Formalism; Archival, Museum, and Curatorial Studies; the intersections of art, education, and activism.
Undergraduate Experience: BAH, Gender Studies, �������ϲʿ����ֳ�, 2021.
Supervisor: Dr. Jen Kennedy

Major Fields of Interest: The history of visual arts collections in public institutions and the role donorship has played in their growth.
Undergraduate Experience: Bachelor of Arts, University of Toronto, 1977; Bachelor of Education, Ottawa University, 1990.
M.A. Thesis: The history of donation to the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and an examination of how donorship has affected the grwth and direction of the collection.
Supervisor: Dr. Stephanie Dickey.

Major Fields of Interest: British colonial looting in Africa; cultural heritage preservation; restitution; provenance research.
Undergraduate Experience: Concordia University, B.F.A. Major in Art History, Minor Études françaises.
Supervisor: Dr. Juliana Ribeiro da Silva Bevilacqua

Major Fields of Interest: South African art; Contemporary art; feminist art; Women artists.
Undergraduate Experience: State University of Campinas, Bachelor of Visual Arts, 2012; Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas, Journalism, 2014.
Graduate Experience: University of São Paulo, South African Art, 2019.
Supervisor: Dr. Juliana Bevilacqua.

Major Fields of Interest: Cultural heritage and its conservation, visual culture of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in Europe and the Americas, British colonial history, disputes over public memorial statues. 
Dissertation Topic: Responses to the destruction of built heritage in World War Two Britain, including protective measures, photographic records, artistic records, rebuilding, and depictions of destruction across various media.
Undergraduate experience: University of Alberta, B.A. History (2014)
Graduate Experience: Queen’s University, M.A. in Art History (2019) M.A. Thesis: “Collective Memory in Transition: Macdonald, Cornwallis and Statue Removal in Canada”
Supervisor: Dr. C. Hoeniger

Major Fields of Interest: modern and contemporary art; histories and theories of work, leisure, and the everyday; interiors and domesticity; gender and sexuality; representation and popular media; feminist theory and methodologies.
Undergraduate Experience: Concordia University, B.A. Art History (2012) with distinction.
Graduate Experience: Concordia University, M.A Art History (2014) M.A Thesis: "Vernaculars of Leisure and Festive Aesthetics: On the Contemporary Art Museum as a Social Host"
Supervisor: Dr. Jen Kennedy

Major Fields of Interest: Technical art history and the scientific examination of artworks, 15th and 16th century Netherlandish painting, conservation principles and practices.
Undergraduate Experience: M.A. Art history, �������ϲʿ����ֳ�; BAH in Political Science, �������ϲʿ����ֳ�.
PhD Research: A Technical comparison of the works of Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
Supervisor: Dr. Ron Spronk