University of Delaware

DEGREES OFFERED
M.A., Ph.D. in Art History

AREAS OF STUDY
Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, 18th and 19th Century, Modern, American, African

FACULTY IN ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY PROGRAM
Professors
David L. Ames
Ph. D., Clark University
American, Urban Geography, Historic Preservation

Bernard Herman
Ph.D., Folklore, University of Pennsylvania
American and English Vernacular Architecture, Historic Preservation

Lawrence Nees
Ph.D., Art History, Harvard University
Medieval

Associate Professors
J. Ritchie Garrison (Museum Studies and Winterthur Program)
Ph.D., History, University of Pennsylvania
American Vernacular Architecture

Linda Pellecchia
Ph.D., Art History, Harvard University
Renaissance and Baroque

Bryant F. Tolles, Jr. (Director of Museum Studies Program)
Ph.D., History, Boston University
American

Assistant Professor
Ikem S. Okoye
Ph.D., History, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Theory and Criticism of Art and Architecutre

STUDENT INFORMATION
General
Applicants: 100 for entire program
Openings: 10-12 for entire program
Enrollment: 7 in Architectural History
Tuition: In-state $5,070 per year; Out-of-state $14,600 per year
Financial Aid: Teaching assistantships (11 ~ $11,000 and tuition), fellowships (7 ~ $11,000 and tuition), tuition scholarships (2), research assistantships (2 ~ $11,000 and tuition)
Recent Graduates: 5 M.A., 4 Ph.D.

Requirements
Entrance: GRE (minimum 1050 combined verbal and quantitative), 3.0 GPA in major, writing sample, personal statement, letters of recommendation
M.A.: 24 course hours, 6 thesis credits, 1 language (French, German, or Italian), thesis
Ph.D.: 24 additional course hours, 2 languages (German and French or Italian), 1 major and 1 minor field, oral exams, dissertation, plus requirements for Master's degree

Present Employment of Graduates
M.A.: Federal Emergency Management Agency, Hagley Museum and Library, Lenoir County Preservation Office, Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), Philadelphia Museum of Art
Ph.D.: Delaware College of Art and Design, Heinz Architectural Center, James Madison University, New Castle County Planning Department, North Carolina State University, Towson State University, University of Virginia, Univesity of Wisconsin, Judson College, Syracuse University, University of Alberta