Florida State University

Paula Gerson
Ph.D., Art History, Columbia University
Medieval

Robert Neuman
Ph.D., Art History, Michigan University
Baroque and 18th Century

Daniel Pullen
Ph.D., Indiana University
Ancient

Associate Professors
Jack Freiberg
Ph.D., Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
Italian Renaissance

Christopher Pfaff
Ph.D., Institute of Fine Arts, New York
Ancient

Lauren Weingarden
Ph.D., Art History, University of Chicago
19th and 20th Centuries

Assistant Professors
Talinn Grigor
Ph.D., History of Architecture, MIT
Islamic and Near Eastern

STUDENT INFORMATION
General
Applicants: 20-30 for entire program
Openings: Unlimited
Enrollment: 15-20 entering; 60 for entire program
Tuition In-state: $229.45 per credit hour (2005/2006)
Out-of-state: $860.85 per credit hour (2005/2006)
Financial Aid: Teaching assistantships (4); some departmental assistance
Recent Graduates: 12 Ph.D. total; 5 Ph.D. with architectural topics (since 2000); 29 M.A. total; 2 M.A. with architectural topics (since 2000)

Requirements
Entrance 1000 GRE, or 3.0 GPA (from last two years of bachelor's degree)
M.A.: 33 credit hours (27 semester hours of coursework and 6 thesis hours), graduate review, thesis, one language
Non-Thesis M.A.: See M.A. requirements, add 3 additional courses (total 36 semester hours coursework), no thesis hours or thesis
M.A./Ph.D.: Available to M.A. students by faculty invitation; see M.A. requirements (requires Qualifying paper that replaces thesis) and Ph.D. requirements - 84 credit hours total
Ph.D.: 99 semester hours including 33 semester hours from M.A., qualifying exams, French or German and second language relating to area of study, dissertation

Present Employment of Graduates
M.A.: Historic Preservation (Athens, Ohio)
Ph.D.: Auburn University, Currier Art Museum, De Paul University, Florida State Historical Society (Tallahassee), Palm Beach Historical Society, Pensacola Junior College, Southeastern Louisiana University