curriculum vitae

Christopher Russell De Fay  

Doctoral candidate in the history of art, University of Michigan
10 Tappan Hall · 519 South State Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1357
crdefay@umich.edu · w: (734) 764-5400

 

Education

University of Michigan 2005
Ph.D., History of Art
  		(anticipated)
University of Michigan 2000
Master of Arts, History of Art
  		 
University of California, Santa Cruz 1992
Bachelor of Arts, Sociology (Honors in the Major, Thesis Honors,and Phi Beta Kappa nominee)  
Emphasis in nineteenth and twentieth century social theory.  

 

Teaching Experience

Graduate Student Instructor  University of Michigan
History of Art 272 (20th Century European and American Art) – Professor Jasmine Alinder
 		Winter, 2001
Graduate Student Instructor  University of Michigan
History of Art 272 (20th Century European and American Art) – Professor Maria Gough
 		Winter, 2000
Graduate Student Instructor  University of Michigan
History of Art 102 (Western Art Survey:  Renaissance to the Present) – Profs Howard G. Lay and Stephen Campbell
 Winter, 1999
Graduate Student Instructor  University of Michigan
History of Art 271 (19th Century European and American Art) – Professor Howard G. Lay
 		Fall, 1998

 

Selected Grants/Fellowships/Awards

Getty Library Research Grant

 Winter, 2002

Life Sciences Values and Society Program (U. of Michigan) Faculty Enrichment Grant Co-recipient

 Winter, 2002

Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Practicum Grant

 December, 2001

History of Art Departmental Dissertation Research Award

 2001-2

Henry Luce Foundation Research Grant

 Summer, 2001

Rackham Summer Interdisciplinary Institute Fellowship

 Spring, 2001

Mellon Fellowship

 Fall, 2000

Rackham Discretionary Fund Research Grant

 Summer, 1999

History of Art departmental research and travel grant (Germany and France)

 Summer, 1999

History of Art departmental research and travel grant (France)

 Summer, 1998

Regents Fellowship, University of Michigan

 1997-1999

Cabrillo Reserve Scholarship (2 year grant)

 1988

Evan Huxtable Memorial Arts Award

 1987

Martin Scholarship

 1986

 

Professional Memberships/Academic Societies/Groups

President, Tappan Association, University of Michigan History of Art Graduate Student Organization
 1999 to 2001
University of Michigan, Race and Ethnicity in Visual Culture (REVC) Focused Research Group
1999 to 2001
College Arts Association (CAA) Member
 1998 to present
GEO (Graduate Employee Organization) Shop-Steward for History of Art Department
 1998-1999
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society Member
 1992 to present

 

Exhibitions/Public Lectures/Conference

Exhibition:  The Bounded Self Exhibit, Media Union Gallery, University of Michigan
Co-curator of interdisciplinary, multi-media exhibit examining human identity.
 

January, 2002

Lecture:  “Minimalism and Post-Minimalism:  The Art of Eva Hesse and Richard
Serra”History of Art 272 (20th Century European and American Art) Guest Lecture
  

Winter, 2001

Conference:  “Souvenir” Art History Conference, University of Michigan
Co-organizer of Graduate Student Conference.
  

October 1998

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