MARGARET L. WOODHULL. American School of Classical Studies, Athens, Greece Summer Study Program, 1992

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1 MARGARET L. WOODHULL Master of Humanities and Master of Social Science Program University of Colorado Denver MC-01 Campus Box 127 Denver, CO EDUCATION University of Texas, Austin, Texas Ph.D. in Art History, December Dissertation: Building Power: Women as Architectural Patrons During the Roman Empire, 30 BCE-54 CE Co-advisors: John R. Clarke and Penelope J.E. Davies M.A. in Art History, December Thesis: The Deer Hunters Sarcophagus at the San Antonio Museum of Art: An Exploration of Carving Techniques and Style Advisor: John R. Clarke American School of Classical Studies, Athens, Greece Summer Study Program, 1992 Georgetown University, College of Arts and Sciences, Washington, D.C. B.A. in Art History, May Concentration in Renaissance and Modern art. Honors thesis: The Symbolist Roots of Abstraction in the Art and Music of Wassily Kandinsky and Arnold Schoenberg The Charles A. Strong Center, Villa le Balze, Fiesole (Florence), Italy Study abroad program sponsored by Georgetown University, Academic year PROFESSIONAL HONORS AND GRANTS 2012 CLAS Dean s Excellence Fund, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO 2007 Faculty Development Grant, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO James F. Ruffin Endowed Professorship, Rhodes College, Memphis TN 2000 Haakon Teaching Fellowship, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX 1999 Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Grant in Women s Studies 1998 Wells Foundation Grant, Univ. of Texas, Austin 1998 Archaeological Institute of America, Graduate Student Annual Meeting Travel Award Fulbright Fellowship, Rome, Italy Woodruff Traveling Fellowship, Archaeological Institute of America (Croatia, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon) 1996 Samuel H. Kress Foundation Fellowship in Field Archaeology 1996 Tommy and Sherry Jacks Travel Grant, Univ. of Texas, Austin 1995 Eleanor Greenhill Travel Grant, Univ. of Texas, Austin 1993 Dean s Travel Grant, Univ. of Texas, Austin 1988 David Lloyd Kreeger Award for Scholarship in Art History, Georgetown University, Washington, DC

2 EMPLOYMENT AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2010 Aug. to Present Director, Master of Humanities Program, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Colorado Denver Duties: Oversee and manage ca. 100-student graduate program, including advising students, teaching graduate seminars every semester, developing program publicity, alumni outreach, organizing Advisory Board meetings, curriculum development, developing assessment plans, managing and evaluating staff, managing program budget, organizing annual symposia and guest lecturers, working with Deans, faculty, staff and campus administrators to ensure smooth program operations, work with CU Foundation on program development and external funding, develop community outreach programs Courses: Graduate Seminars: Visual Arts: Interpretations and Contexts; Humanistic Impulse; Sex, Gender, and Visual Representation: Antiquity to the Present; The City in History and Theory; Beauty, Power, and the Sacred in Art and Culture; Art and Culture of Empires: Visual Constructions of Identity in the Age of Modern Imperialism; and Caves to Cathedrals to Contemporary Art; Humanities Methods and Texts (program core curriculum); Directed Readings and Research in Interdisciplinary Humanities (program core curriculum); Imperial Designs: Art and Power in Athens and Rome; Roman Identities: Culture and Identity in Ancient Rome and Contemporary Thought; Women in the Arts in the Ancient Mediterrenean, Graduate Survey in Architectural History I to May 2010 Assistant Director and Senior Instructor, Master of Humanities and Master of Social Science Programs, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Colorado Denver Duties were similar to the above 2005 Spring Instructor, Graduate Interdisciplinary Studies Program; adjunct instructor, Department of Architecture, University of Colorado, Denver Courses: Graduate seminar : Imperial Designs: Art and Power in Classical Athens and Rome; Graduate lecture course: History of Architecture I 2001 to 2004 James F. Ruffin Endowed Professorship in Classical Art and Archaeology, (Asst. Prof.) Department of Art and Art History, Rhodes College, Memphis, TN Courses: Art and Architecture of Ancient Rome; Art and Architecture of Ancient Greece; Art and Architecture of Egypt and the Ancient Near East; Archaeological Methods; Women in the Arts in the Ancient Mediterranean; Art of Augustan Rome; Pompeii; Greek and Roman Sculpture; Cities and Sanctuaries of the Classical World; Search for Values in Light of Ancient History and Religion (core curriculum interdisciplinary Humanities course) Visiting Asst. Professor of Art History, Department of Art and Art History, Rice University, Houston, TX Courses: Introduction to Art History, Greek Art and Architecture, Roman Art and Architecture, Roman Architecture Summer Visiting Asst. Professor, Southern Methodist University, Summer Study Abroad Program, Italy Courses: five-week Art History course on art of Italy from the Classical to Baroque 2000 Spring Haakon Teaching Fellow (Asst Professor), Div. of Art History, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX Courses: graduate seminar: Women and Patronage in the Classical World, and undergraduate lecture course: Greek and Roman Sculpture Assistant Instructor, University of Texas at Austin, Department of Art and Art History, and the University Extension Program

3 Courses: Introduction to the Visual Arts Research Assistant for Annie Laurie Howard Regents Professor, University of Texas at Austin, Department of Art and Art History. Research for John R. Clarke. Assisted research and performed editorial duties for book, Looking at Lovemaking, numerous articles, and public lectures; systematized photograph and slide collection Teaching Assistant, University of Texas at Austin, Department of Art and Art History. MUSEUM EMPLOYMENT Curatorial Assistant, San Antonio Museum of Art. Wrote entries on ancient sculpture for the San Antonio Museum of Art Handbook of the Collections; edited and contributed to the museum s sculpture catalogue written by C. Vermeule Archives Technician, Smithsonian Institution, Archives of American Art, Washington, D.C. Processed and catalogued collections for on-line catalog system; produced finding guide for archival collections covering WPA art projects; implemented basic conservation and preservation techniques for archival collections; provided reference services to patrons. PUBLICATIONS: ARTICLES, BOOK CHAPTERS, AND REVIEWS "Maternal Space in Imperial Rome," in Mothering and Motherhood in Ancient Greece and Rome, edd. Lauren Hackworth Petersen and Patricia Salzman-Mitchell, Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, Fall Book review of Natalie Boymel Kampen, Family Fictions in Roman Art, New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009; and Caroline Vout, Power and Eroticism in Imperial Rome, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2007 for Aurora: The Journal of the History of Art 10 (Fall 2009). Book review of Personification in the Greek World: From Antiquity to Byzantium. Edd. E. Stafford and J. Herrin (Hampshire, UK: Ashgate Press, 2005) for Aurora: The Journal of the History of Art 7 (Fall 2006). A New Face to Patronage: The Empress Livia and the Politics of Building in Early Imperial Rome. The Proceedings of the International Association of Linguistics and Behavioral Sciences. November (non-refereed) Matronly Patrons in the Early Roman Empire: the Case of Salvia Postuma, in Women s Influence on Culture in Antiquity. Ed. Fiona McHardy and Eiranne Marshall (Routledge Press, 2004) Engendering Space: Octavia s Portico in Rome. Aurora: The Journal of the History of Art 4 (Fall 2003) Book review of The Art of Ancient Spectacle. Edd. Bettina Bergmann and Christine Kondoleon (NGA, Yale Univ. Press, 1999) for Aurora: The Journal of the History of Art 2 (Fall 2001) Abstract Antiquarianism and Political Legitimacy in Claudian Archtiecture. American Journal of Archaeology, (April 2001) 283. BOOKS AND ARTICLES IN PREPARATION Women Building Rome: Gender and the Built Environment in the Early Roman Empire. A book-length study of women s architectural patronage in early imperial Rome. Prospectus submitted to Cambridge University Press, University of Michigan Press, and Oxford University Press (Spring 2013). Draft completed Fall 2013 for submission. Rethinking Eumachia s Building: Elite Women and Urban Space in Pompeii. In preparation for submission in Fall 2013.

4 The Power of the Past in Claudian Architecture. An article-length study of antiquarianism in the architecture of the Roman emperor Claudius. Memory, Rhetoric, and the Design of Libraries in the Roman World. An article-length study positing a metaphorical relationship between the way Romans practiced mnemonic strategies and the architectural design of libraries in classical antiquity PUBLIC LECTURES 2013 June Aesthetics, Agency and the Gendered Body of Architecture in Rome, to be presented at the American Society for Aesthetics, Rocky Mountain Division, Santa Fe, New Mexico (refereed conference paper) 2012 May Breaking Down Barriers to Build the City: Theorizing Gender and Space in Antiquity, presented at Feminism and the Classics VI Conference, Brock University, Ontario, Canada (refereed conference paper) 2009 January Women Building Rome: Reconsidering the Porticus of Livia and Gender in Rome, presented to a joint session of the annual meetings of the American Philological Association and Archaeological Institute of America and Women s Classical Caucus in Philadelphia (refereed conference paper) 2008 December "Women, Agency, and Public Patronage." Invited to lead a seminar of faculty at the University of Kansas, Hall Center for the Humanities, Lawrence, Kansas July Dynastic Designs: Women, Architecture and Patronage in Imperial Rome. Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Universidad de Granada, Granada, Spain (refereed conference paper) 2005 September The Empress Agrippina and the Politics of Architectural Patronage in Early Imperial Rome. 14 th Annual Conference of the Women s History Network, Southampton Institute, Southampton, UK (refereed conference paper) 2004 November A New Face to Patronage: The Empress Livia and the Politics of Building in Early Imperial Rome. International Academy of Linguistics, Behavioral and Social Sciences, Annual Meeting, Cancun, Mexico (refereed conference paper) 2002 April Building Monarchy: Poisoned Mushrooms, Incest, and Agrippina s Temple for the Divine Claudius. First Annual Ruffin Lecture, Rhodes College, Memphis, TN 2001 March Eumachia s Building in Pompeii: Civic Space for a Woman s Face. Rhodes College, Memphis, TN 2001 January Antiquarianism and Political Legitimacy in Claudian Architecture. Archaeological Institute of America, Annual Meetings, San Diego, CA (refereed conference paper) 2000 February "Room of her own?: Women, Architectural Patronage, and Feminine Concerns in the Early Roman Empire." Haakon Lecture, Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University 1999 March Engendering spaces: Octavia s portico in Rome. Conference: Women Art Patrons and Collectors: Past and Present, New York Public Library, New York, NY (refereed conference paper) 1999 February Building Identities: Architectural Patronage and Women in the Early Roman Empire. Archaeological Institute of America, Central Texas Society, Austin (invited lecture) 1998 September Women and Architectural Patronage. Alien Influences in the City. An Alien Influence: Women s Role in Creating Culture, Dept. of Ancient History and Classics, University of Exeter, England (refereed conference paper) 1998 December Never out of sight: The case of Eumachia in Pompeii. Archaeological Institute of America, Annual Meetings, Washington D.C. (refereed conference paper)

5 1997 March Women as Architectural Patrons: The Case of Salvia Postuma. Midwest Art Historical Society, Annual Conference, Dallas Texas (refereed conference paper) 1996 April Salvia Postuma s Arch of the Sergii. Mediterranean Interactions II. Yale University, New Haven, CT (refereed conference paper) PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 2012 January Secretary of Board of Directors, RedLine, Denver, CO 2006 Fall Advisory Board Member, Public Humanities Center proposal to Dean of CLAS 2006 October Session Chair, Memory be damned: The Obliteration of Monuments in Rome from Antiquity to the Modern Era, Conference: Constructions of Death, Mourning, and Memory in the Visual Arts, Organized by the WAPACC and Aurora: The Journal of the History of Art, October 27-29, 2006, Woodcliff Lake, NJ President of the Mid-south chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America 2002 April Session Chair, Everything Old is New Again.Reuse of the Past in the Buildings of Classical Antiquity, Annual Meetings, Society of Architectural Historians, Richmond, VA EXCAVATION EXPERIENCE , 2000 Trench Supervisor, Mugello Valley Archaeological Project at Poggio Colla (Etruscan site), Vicchio, Italy. Director: P. Gregory Warden. TRAVEL EXPERIENCE Extensive travel: Mexico, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Greece, France, Hungary, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, England, Syria, Lebanon, and Libya LANGUAGES Reading Proficiency: Italian, French, German, Latin, ancient Greek, Spanish Speaking Proficiency: Italian PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND MEMBERSHIPS 1991-Present Member, Archaeological Institute of America 1991-Present Member, College Art Association 1996-Present Member, Society of Architectural Historians President, Archaeological Institute of America, Mid-south chapter (Memphis, TN) Life member Women s Classical Caucus 2004-Present Member, Midwest Art Historical Society Member, American Association of University Women Secretary, Archaeological Institute of America, Austin and Central Texas Society 1994 President, Art History Graduate Student Association, University of Texas, Austin

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