EDWARD BRIDGMAN DWYER. 29 Sheldon Street, Providence, Rhode Island, Tel. (401) ;

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1 EDWARD BRIDGMAN DWYER 29 Sheldon Street, Providence, Rhode Island, Tel. (401) ; Education University of California at Berkeley; Ph.D. in Anthropology, 1971; A.B. in Philosophy, Fields of post-graduate concentration: Andean Culture History, Primitive Religion, Archaeology of Mesoamerica. Languages: English, Spanish (fluent), German and French (reading). Teaching 2014-present: Professor Emeritus, Rhode Island School of Design. Courses in Art and Architecture of Ancient Mexico and Loot : Professor of Anthropology, Rhode Island School of Design. A variety of courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level, e.g., Art and Architecture of Ancient Peru, Art and Architecture of Ancient Mexico, Cuban Art and Culture, Principles of Archaeology : Associate Professor, Anthropology, Rhode Island School of Design : Visiting Associate Professor, Archaeology Program, University of San Antonio Abad, Cuzco, Peru. Archaeological method and theory, Field School, and thesis supervision and Visiting Lecturer, Indian Cultural Studies Program, Institute of American Indian Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 1973/74: Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Rhode Island School of Design 1971/72: Adjunct Faculty, Division of Liberal Arts, Rhode Island School of Design 1970/71: Assistant Professor of Anthropology, California State College, Hayward, California Administrative Experience Associate Provost for Student Affairs, Rhode Island School of Design. Supervisor of Director of Residence Life, Director of Student Life, Director of Student Development and Counseling Services, Director of Health Services, Media Resources, Director of Multicultural Affairs, Registrar, and Academic Advisor. Chair of Academic Standing Committee and Watson Fellowship Committee. Member of Deans Council, Senior Staff, and Financial Aid Appeal Committee; co-chair of Trustees Committee on Student Life. 1998/99. Interim Provost, Rhode Island School of Design. Responsible for leadership of the academic division; chair of Committee on Faculty Appointments, Senior Staff.

2 Associate Provost, Rhode Island School of Design. Responsible for the Office of the Registrar, Media Resources, the Library, Campus Galleries and Exhibitions. Chair, Academic Standing Committee and Faculty Development Committee Dean of the Division of Liberal Arts (RISD) with direct responsibility for the leadership, administration, and financial planning of the Division of Liberal Arts and its three academic departments--art History, English, and Special Studies. Supervision of 3 department heads, 25 full-time, and 35 part-time faculty. Member of the Academic Council and the President s Senior Staff. Chaired by the Provost and the President respectively, these bodies are responsible for overall academic policy, all budgetary decisions and long range planning at RISD. Museum Experience Consulting Curator, Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design ( ) on ethnographic and pre-columbian Art. Evaluated objects, organized exhibitions both at RISD and Brown, contributed catalogue entries and descriptions for Museum Notes etc. Chair, Museum Task Force, RISD (1991/92). A trustee committee charged to evaluate the organization, financial direction, and relation to the College of the RISD Museum of Art. Recommended major changes in the organizational structure of the museum and its relationship to the College. Faculty representative, Museum Council, Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design. Providence, Rhode Island. Research Associate and past member of the Board of Directors of the "Friends of the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology", Brown University, Bristol, Rhode Island. ( ). Consultant, M.H. de Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco, California, for the installation of the permanent collection of African, Oceanic, and American Indian Art. Guest curator for the special exhibitions: "The Lewis Land Collection" and "The Erle Loran Collection". ( ) Consultant, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Textile Department, for the evaluation and exhibition of pre- Columbian textiles. November 1972-March Boston, MA. Consultant, Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland. African Art, Pre-Columbian Art. October 1972, December Researcher, Museum Technician, Preparator, Lowie Museum of Anthropology, Berkeley, California Archaeological Field Experience August 1988-August Research, site visits and writing, Lima, Peru. Affiliated with the Instituto Frances de Estudios Andinos. (RISD sabbatical) August 1980-June Excavation director Minas Pata site, Cuzco, Peru.

3 June 1978-January Visiting Anthropologist, National Museum of Anthropology, Lima, Peru. Working in the Textile Department with specimens from early sites ( B.C.) on the south coast. December 1977-January Archaeological site survey along the Bahia de la Independencia, south coastal Peru. Locating and describing sites presumed to have produced early textiles. June 1973-September Archaeological site survey in the Lucre Basin, Cuzco, Peru. July 1968-October Archaeological excavations at various sites in the Department of Cuzco, Peru. February 1968-June Archaeological excavations at the Hotchkiss Site, Bethel Island, California. June 1966-October Archaeological survey on the central coast (Ancon-Chillon and Lurin valleys) and in the southern sierra (Cuzco) of Peru. September Archaeological excavations at the central coast pre-ceramic site, Ancon, Peru. January 1965-June Archaeological survey and excavation at Drake's Bay (Point Reyes National Seashore) California. Selected Publications: Critical Comments on the Draft Principles to Govern a Licit International Traffic in Cultural Property. In Thinking About the Elgin Marbles, ed. John Henry Merryman. Kluwer Law Press, The Hague, London, Boston Textile Traditions of Mesoamerica and the Andes. Republication of 1991 version by University of Texas Press, Austin El estilo Inca como tradicion. In Revista del Museo e Instituto de Arqueologia No. 24. Cuzco Textile Traditions of Mesoamerica and the Andes. Co-editor with Margot Blum Schevill and Janet Catherine Berlot. Garland Publishing Inc., New York and London "Early Horizon Tapestry from South Coastal Peru." In The Junius B. Bird Textile Conference, Dumbarton Oaks, Trustees for Harvard University and the Textile Museum, Washington, DC Review of John V. Murra, "Formaciones economicas y politicas del Mundo Andino". Ethnohistory, Vol. 23, No. 1, 1976 (sic.) Albuquerque, New Mexico "The Paracas Cemeteries: Mortuary Patterns in a Peruvian South Coastal Tradition" (with Jane P. Dwyer), in Death and the Afterlife in Pre-Columbian America, E. Benson, ed. Dumbarton Oaks, Trustees for Harvard University, Washington, DC Fire Earth and Water: Sculpture from the Land Collection of Mesoamerican Art. (with Jane P. Dwyer). The Fine Arts Museums, San Francisco, California.

4 1974. Review of Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff, "San Agustin: A Culture of Columbia", in American Anthropologist, Vol. 76:1, March The Erle Loran Collection of African and Pre-Columbian Art (with Jane P. Dwyer and T.K. Seligman), The Fine Arts Museums, San Francisco, California The Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas. (with Jane P. Dwyer). The Fine Arts Museums, San Francisco, California "Lucre Basin Survey and Excavation" (with Jane Dwyer) in AFFA News, Vol. II, No. 1, Association for Field Archaeology, Providence, Rhode Island "A Chanapata-Style Figurine from the Site of Minas Pata, Department of Cuzco, Peru." Nawpa Pacha 9, Institute of Andean Studies, Berkeley The Early Inca Occupation of the Valley of Cuzco, Peru. Doctoral dissertation in Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley. Conferences Panelist. The ceramics of the valley of Cuzco. 1 st Symposium of the Anthropological Museum of the University of Cuzco. Cuzco, Peru Organized and co-hosted at the Rhode Island School of Design the Annual Meeting of the Northeast Andean Archaeological Association Panelist. Repatriation of Artifacts and Cultural Patrimony. 5 th Symposium on The Legal Aspects of International Trade in Art: LICIT TRADE IN WORKS OF ART. Vienna, Austria Paper given: "The Lucre Basin and The Archeology of Minas Pata", 46th International Congress of Americanists, June 1988, Amsterdam Paper given: "The Minas Pata Site Cuzco: Excavations and Ceramics," 16th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies, Berkeley, California Paper given: "Animal Utilization in the Southern Highlands," (with J. C. Wheeler). Symposium: Economic Prehistory of the Central Andes. Society for American Archaeology, Annual Meeting. (Also presented in Spanish at the Instituto Frances de Estudios Andinos, Lima, Peru and the University of Cuzco, Peru.) Paper given: "Paracas to Nasca: The Development of Regional Art Style in Peru," March 31, Yale University, Hartford, Connecticut Paper given: "Paracas to Nasca, The Development of Regional Art Style in Peru," December 11, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Paper given: The Development of Themes in the Early Intermediate Art of South Coastal Peru.

5 (with Jane P. Dwyer). Society for American Archaeology. Annual Meeting Paper given: Early Horizon Tapestry from South Coastal Peru. Annual meeting of the Institute for Andean Studies, Berkeley Paper given: Urbanism in the Valley of Cuzco, Peru: Enquiry and Enigma (with Jane P. Dwyer). Society for American Archaeology. Annual meeting Paper given: Inca History and the Interpretation of Style Change in the Early Inca Pottery from the Valley of Cuzco, Peru. Society for American Archaeology. Annual meeting Paper given: Recent Archaeological Investigations in the Valley of Cuzco, Peru. Society for American Archaeology. Annual meeting. Honors/Awards Professional Development Grant, Rhode Island School of Design Faculty Development Grant, Rhode Island School of Design Faculty Development Grant, Rhode Island School of Design Fulbright Fellowship. University of San Antonio Abad, Cuzco, Peru Fulbright Fellowship. National Museum of Anthropology, Lima, Peru. Administrative Accomplishments: As Associate Provost for Student Affairs, advocated for new downtown housing which added 500 beds on-campus. Wrote multi-year planning document for the Student Affairs Division after consultation with the division s directors. Revised the Disciplinary Code to make practice consistent, transparent, and legal, and established annual publication of the Code in the Student Handbook. With the Registrar, established, wrote and annually publish updated Academic Advisors Compendium of Facts. Advocated for full-time Director of Multicultural Affairs & support staff & essential increases in staffing for Health Services and Student Development and Counseling. Successfully applied for US Treasury Dept license to allow RISD to offer Wintersession study courses in Cuba for four years: team-taught three of these courses. As Associate Provost, chaired the team which successfully negotiated contracts with the Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty associations, chaired the Operating Budget Committee, helped in the development of the Campus Master Plan, and the 1996 NASAD and NEASC accreditation. As Dean of Liberal Arts, changed the full-time to part-time faculty ratio to provide a more stable and coherent Liberal Arts curriculum, and move it from being a "service division" to an important academic core. Increased Liberal Arts graduation requirement from 36 to 42 credits (out of 120) and set up distribution rules. Increased the number of Liberal Arts offerings at RISD from 120 to 190 courses per year, greatly strengthening studies in history and social science. Reduced full-time faculty teaching load from 7 to 6 courses per year. Helped to establish the Wintersession travel program which gives students

6 the opportunity to study abroad. Established a performance based experimental cabaret which involved students directly in the arts and culture of specifically selected historical periods. Community Service Chair, Visiting Committee to the Art Department of Vanderbilt University Board member, Providence Latin American Film Festival.