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College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities
Inventory of International Activities and Global Engagement
Contents
Agreements with Institutions Abroad .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Study Abroad Programs ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Creative Inquiry Projects ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Courses with Global Learning Content ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
Internationally Active Faculty ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Programs & Centers ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Events & Organizations ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Global Highlights: Key Publications, Projects & Accomplishments .................................................................................................... 33
Agreements - 2
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Agreements with Institutions Abroad The following agreements are signed written contracts between the foreign institutions and Clemson University in support of an
activity within the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities. They are listed alphabetically by the institution’s country.
Please see the faculty contact if you have any questions regarding the extent or nature of the agreement.
Country Institution
Abroad Agreement Type
CAAH Department
Field of Study
Faculty Contact
Argentina Universidad Blas Pascal Memorandum of
Understanding
Languages Spanish M. Rojas-de-Massei
Belgium Louvain-la-Neuve, Universite Catholique de Louvain
Exchange Languages French Study Abroad
Chile Santiago, Universidad Andres Bello Exchange Languages Spanish Study Abroad
Egypt Ain Shams University Memorandum of Understanding
Landscape Architecture
Non-Specified H. Nassar
Ethiopia Ethio-American Doctors Group Memorandum of
Understanding
Architecture Non-Specified R. Goodstein
France Universite Montesquieu Bordeaux IV Exchange Languages French E. Touya
France Universite Bordeaux 1 Exchange Languages French Study Abroad
France Mulhouse, Universite de Haute Alsace Exchange Languages French Study Abroad
Ireland National University of Ireland Galway Study Abroad
Exchange
English English L. Morrissey
Japan Sophia University Exchange Languages Japanese Study Abroad
Japan Nagoya University of Foreign Studies Exchange Languages Japanese Study Abroad
Agreements - 3
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Country Institution Abroad
Agreement Type
CAAH Department
Field of Study
Faculty Contact
Japan University of Tokyo Exchange Languages Japanese Study Abroad
Japan Chukyo University Exchange Languages Japanese Study Abroad
Netherlands Building Management Simulation Center Memorandum of Understanding
Construction Science and
management
Non-Specified Office of Global Engagement
Spain Barcelona Architecture Center Study Abroad Architecture Architecture R. Foster
Spain Alicante, Universidad de Alicante Exchange Languages Spanish Study Abroad
UK Leeds Metropolitan University Exchange Construction Sciences and Management
Non-Specified Study Abroad
Study Abroad - 4
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Study Abroad Programs The following study abroad programs offer coursework specifically for academic programs in the College of Architecture, Arts
and Humanities or students studying foreign languages. They are arranged alphabetically by country.
Country Program Name
Type CAAH Department
Field of Study
Recent Activity
Faculty Contact
Argentina Argentina- Spanish Language and
Culture
Spring
Faculty-Led
Languages Spanish 2013-2014 M. Rojas-de-
Massei
Argentina Argentina- Spanish Language and Culture
Fall Faculty-Led
Languages Spanish 2013-2014 M. Rojas-de-Massei
Argentina Argentina- Spanish Language and Culture
Summer Faculty-Led
Languages Spanish 2013-2014 M. Rojas-de-Massei
Belgium Communications Studies Summer Faculty-Led
Communications Studies
Communications 2013-2014 E. Smith
Belgium Louvain-la-Neuve, Universite
Catholique de Louvain
Exchange Languages French - Study Abroad
Chile Santiago, Universidad Andres Bello
Exchange Languages English
Spanish English
- Study Abroad
China CU in China Summer Faculty-Led
Languages Chinese 2013-2014 Y. Zhang Y. An
Dominican Republic
Santiago Spring Break Faculty-Led
Languages International Health Hispanic Culture
- A. Moore G. Tissera
Ecuador Spanish Language Summer
Faculty-Led
Languages Spanish 2013-2014 H. Montes
France Clemson French Immersion Program
Spring Faculty-Led
Languages French 2013-2014 K. Peebles
France Revisiting D-Day Summer
Faculty-Led
Languages
History
French
History
2013-2014 E. Touya
L. Young
Study Abroad - 5
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Country Program Name
Type CAAH Department
Field of Study
Recent Activity
Faculty Contact
France Bordeaux, Universite Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV
Exchange Languages French - Study Abroad
France Universite Bordeaux 1 Exchange Languages French - Study Abroad
Germany CLIP German Language Summer Faculty-Led
Languages German 2013-2014 L. Ferrell
Italy Architecture Fall Faculty-Led
Architecture Architecture 2013-2014 R. Foster
Italy Architecture Minor Summer Faculty-Led
Architecture Architecture 2013-2014 R. Foster
Italy Architecture Spring Faculty-Led
Architecture Architecture 2013-2014 R. Foster
Italy From Jupiter Capitolinus to Jesus Christ
Summer Faculty-Led
History Philosophy &
Religion
History Religion
2013-2014 B. White E. Wood
Japan Japanese Culture and Language Summer Faculty-Led
Languages Japanese 2013-2014 Study Abroad
Japan Chukyo University Exchange Languages Japanese 2013-2014 Study Abroad
Japan Sophia University Exchange Languages Japanese 2013-2014 Study Abroad
Japan Nagoya University of Foreign
Studies
Exchange Languages Japanese 2013-2014 Study Abroad
Oman Landscape Architecture Spring Break Faculty-Led
Landscape Architecture
Landscape Architecture
2012-2013 H. Nassar R. Hewitt
South Africa National Scholars Summer Faculty-led
History History 2013-2014 J. Burns
Spain Architecture - Barcelona Spring
Faculty-Led
Architecture
Landscape Architecture
Architecture and
Landscape Architecture
2013-2014 R. Foster
Study Abroad - 6
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Country Program Name
Type CAAH Department
Field of Study
Recent Activity
Faculty Contact
Spain Architecture -Barcelona Fall Faculty-Led
Architecture Landscape
Architecture
Architecture and Landscape
Architecture
2013-2014 R. Foster
Spain CLIP Spanish Language Summer Faculty-Led
Languages Spanish 2013-2014 R. Tremolada
Spain Alicante, Universidad de Alicante Exchange Languages History
Spanish 2013-2014 Study Abroad
Switzerland EGS Rhetoric, Communication, and Information Design Ph.D.
program
Summer Faculty-led
English Rhetoric, Communication,
and Information Design Ph.D. program
2013-2014 V. Vitanza
UK Leeds Metropolitan University Exchange Construction Sciences and Management
Constructions Sciences and Management
2013-2014 Study Abroad
Creative Inquiry - 7
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Creative Inquiry Projects The following CI Projects represent student research on international and global topics within the fields housed by the College of
Architecture, Arts and Humanities. They are arranged alphabetically by CAAH Department.
Name Academic
Years Department Description Region/
Country Mentor
Exploring the Kanji World as Japanese
Culture
2011-2012 2012-2013
2013-2014
Languages Japanese language students develop a learning method for mastering Kanji, one of the Japanese
writing systems.
Japan T. Kishimoto
Health and Business Topics in Film and Media
2013-2014 Languages Students analyze different perspectives on health, business and related topics to explore their impact on Hispanic countries as well as other areas of the world.
Latin America G. Tissera
Literary and cinematic perspectives on gender studies in
Latin America and Spain
2013-2014 Languages Students focus on gender topics including women, men, and sexual diversity studies. Students will explore gender and sexuality in the fields of literature and cinema related to cultural, social, and
economic issues in Latin America and Spain.
Latin America Spain
G. Tissera J. Martin-Armas
International Health and Hispanic Culture
2013-2014 Languages Institute on Family and Neighborhood
Life
Students focus on the interrelations between health and culture in the Hispanic countries and their impact on individuals and communities. Research explores medical diseases and conditions, people’s
traditions, beliefs and perceptions related to health issues, home remedies, behavior change, family and community, doctor-patient relationship, and social aspects of public health (ethnicity, gender, poverty). Students have the opportunity to travel to the Dominican Republic during Spring Break.
Latin America G. Tissera A. Moore Peralta
Nurturing, protecting and interpreting story across cultures: devised Kenyan storytelling through puppets and masks
2013-2014 Performing Arts Students create theatre pieces to be performed for local schools from Kenyan (Maasai and Kikuyu) children's stories. Clemson students meet with Kenyan students via Skype to learn stories and craft methodology/technology to create masks and puppets based on the Kenyan traditions.
Kenya S. Robert
Courses - 8
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Courses with Global Learning Content Undergraduate Courses The following courses are those listed in the 2014-2015 Undergraduate Course Catalog with learning
objectives or topics explicitly expressing a focus on international issues, globalization, or a specific location outside of the US.
For simplicity of the list, most language courses were left off. Courses are listed alphabetically by CAAH department.
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
Architectural History of Place Architecture ARCH 4710 Global
Studio Barcelona Architecture ARCH 3540 Europe
Studio Genoa Architecture ARCH 3530 Europe
Introduction to Art and Architecture Architecture, Arts and Humanities
AAH 2100 Global
Communication and Globalization Communications Studies
COMM 4000 Global
British and American Women Writers English ENGL 3800 United Kingdom
British Literature English ENGL 2130 United Kingdom
British Literature Survey I and II English ENGL 3960, 3970 United Kingdom
Chaucer English ENGL 4080 United Kingdom
Cultural Studies English ENGL 4420 Global
Drama of English Renaissance English ENGL 4100 United Kingdom
Ethnic American Literature English ENGL 3530 United States
Global Studies in Popular Culture English ENGL 3550 Global
Milton English ENGL 4140 United Kingdom
Renaissance Literature English ENGL 4440 United Kingdom
Selected Topics in International Film
and Lab
English ENGL 4540, 4541 Global
Sexuality and the Cinema English ENGL 4530 Global
Shakespeare English ENGL 4110 United Kingdom
The English Novel English ENGL 4180 United Kingdom
The Restoration and Eighteenth Century
English ENGL 4150 Europe
Courses - 9
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
The Romantic Period English ENGL 4160 United Kingdom
The Victorian Period English ENGL 4170 United Kingdom
Theories of World Literature English ENGL 4430 Global
World Literature English ENGL 2120 Global
Writing and International Trade English ENGL 3160 Global
Environmental Risks and Society Environmental and Natural Resources
ENR 3120 Global
Africa and the Atlantic World History PAS 1010 Africa
African History to 1875 History HIST 3380 Africa
Age of the Protestant Reformation History HIST 3730 Europe
Alexander the Great History HIST 4510 Middle East
Ancient Near East History HIST 3510 Near East
Britain Since 1688 History HIST 3630 United Kingdom
British Cultural History History HIST 3650 United Kingdom
Cultural Geography History GEOG 3050 Global
Economic Geography History GEOG 3020 Global
Egypt in the Days of the Pharaohs History HIST 3520 Egypt
Environmental History Survey History HIST 1240 Global
Europe in the Age of Reason History HIST 3740 Europe
Europe Since 1945 History HIST 3780 Europe
Europe, 1914-1945 History HIST 3770 Europe
Geography of Africa History GEOG 3600 Africa
Geography of Latin America History GEOG 3400 Latin America
Geography of the Middle East and North Africa
History GEOG 3300 Middle East
Germany since 1918 History HIST 3810 Europe
Historical Geography History GEOG 3060 Global
History of Britain to 1688 History HIST 3610 United Kingdom
History of Early Christianity History HIST 4520 Middle East
Courses - 10
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
History of Imperial Russia History HIST 3850 Russia
History of Modern China History HIST 3300 China
History of Modern France History HIST 3840 Europe
History of Modern Japan History HIST 3330 Japan
History of South Africa History HIST 3370 South Africa
History of the Soviet Union History HIST 3860 Russia
Imperial Germany History HIST 3800 Europe
Medieval Conquests and Crusades History HIST 4720 Middle East
Medieval History History HIST 3700 Europe
Modern Africa, 1875 to the Present History HIST 3390 Africa
Modern Irish History History HIST 3670 United Kingdom
Modern Mexico History HIST 3410 Mexico
Modern Middle East History HIST 3970 Middle East
Modern Military History History HIST 3900 Global
Modern World History History HIST 1930 Global
Non-Western History History HIST 3940 Global
Political Geography History GEOG 3010 Global
Post World War II World History HIST 3910 Global
Premodern East Asia History HIST 3340 Asia
Problems in African Historiography and Methodology
History HIST 4380 Africa
Revolutionary Europe History HIST 3750 Europe
South America Since 1800 History HIST 3420 South America
Sports in the Modern World History HIST 3930 Global
Studies in Ancient History History HIST 4500 Global
Studies in Comparative History History HIST 4940 Global
Studies in Comparative History History HIST 4950 Global
Studies in Diplomatic History History HIST 4920 Global
Studies in Early European History History HIST 4700 Europe
Courses - 11
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
Studies in Geography History GEOG 4010 Global
Studies in Latin American History History HIST 4400 Latin America
Studies in Legal History History HIST 4960 Global
Studies in Modern European History History HIST 4710 Europe
Studies in Social History History HIST 4930 Global
The Greek World History HIST 3540 Greece
The Middle East to 1800 History HIST 3960 Middle East
The Renaissance History HIST 3720 Europe
The Roman World History HIST 3550 Italy
The Russian Revolution History HIST 3870 Russia
The Vietnam Wars History HIST 4360 Global
The West and The World I and II History HIST 1720, 1730 Europe
Urban Geography History GEOG 3030 Global
Women in Antiquity History HIST 3530 Global
World Geography of Parks and
Equivalent Reserves
History GEOG 4300 Global
World Geography of Parks and Equivalent Reserves
History GEOG 4300 Global
World Regional Geography History GEOG 1030 Global
World War II and the World History HIST 4870 Global
Urban Design Studio Landscape Architecture
LARC 3520 Global
Chinese for International Trade I and
II
Languages CHIN 3160, 4160 China
France and the Francophone World Languages LANG 4200 France
French for International Trade I and II Languages FR 3160, 4160 France
German for International Trade I and II and III
Languages GER 3160, 4160, 4170
Germany
Global Affairs and Governments Languages LANG 4850 Global
Courses - 12
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
Hispanic Film: Documentary and Feature
Languages LANG 4550 Latin America
Internship Abroad Languages LIH 4000 Global
Introduction to Language and International Health
Languages LIH 1270 Global
Introduction to Language and International Trade
Languages LIT 1270 Global
Introduction to World Cinemas and Lab
Languages LANG 2540, 2541 Global
Introduction to World Languages Languages LANG 2500 Global
Japanese for International Trade I and II
Languages JAPN 3160, 4160 Japan
Language and Culture Languages LANG 3710 Global
Language and International Trade
Directed Study
Languages LIT 4020 Global
Language and International Trade Internship
Languages LIT 4000 Global
Propaganda and the Totalitarian Recreation of the World
Languages LANG 4600 Global
Selected Topics in International Film and Lab
Languages LANG 4540 Global
Spanish for International Trade I and II
Languages SPAN 3160, 4160 Global
Music Appreciation: Music in the Western World
Performing Arts MUSC 2100 Global
Steel Drum Band Performing Arts MUSC 3370 Trinidad & Tobago
Voice for the Stage Performing Arts THEA 3680 Global
World Music Performing Arts MUSC 3140 Global
Comparative Topics in Eastern and Western Philosophy
Philosophy and Religion
PHIL 3140 Global
Philosophy in Ancient China Philosophy and Religion
PHIL 3120 China
Courses - 13
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
Philosophy of Modern China Philosophy and Religion
PHIL 3130 China
Women and Leadership Women's Studies WS 2300 Global
Women in Global Perspectives Women's Studies WS 1030 Global
Courses - 14
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Graduate Courses The following courses are those listed in the 2014-2015 Graduate Course Catalog with learning objectives
or topics explicitly expressing a focus on international issues, globalization, or a specific location outside of the US. Courses are
listed alphabetically by CAAH department.
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
History and Theory of Landscape and
Urbanism
Architecture ARCH 8630 Global
Architectural History and Theory IV Architecture ARCH 8640 Global
Architectural History Research Architecture ARCH 6120 Europe
Studies in the Art and Architecture of the Renaissance I, II
Architecture, Arts and Humanities
AAH 6230, 6240 Europe
Survey of Communication Technology
Studies
Communications COMM 8030 Global
Communication and Social Movements Communications COMM 8050 Global
Internetworking Communications CPSC 8520 Global
Postcolonial and World Literature English ENGL 6190 Global
Sexuality and the Cinema English ENGL 6530 Global
Global Professional Communication English ENGL 8380 Global
Studies in Geography History GEOG 6010 Global
World Geography of Parks and Equivalent Reserves
History GEOG 6300 Global
Teaching Geography History GEOG 7100 Global
The Vietnam Wars History HIST 6360 Asia
Problems in African Historiography and
Methodologies
History HIST 6380 Africa
Studies in Latin American History History HIST 6400 Latin America
Courses - 15
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Title Department Course ID Region/Country
Alexander the Great History HIST 6510 Middle East
History of Early Christianity History HIST 6520 Middle East
Studies in British History History HIST 6600 United Kingdom
Studies in Early European History History HIST 6700 Europe
Studies in Modern European History History HIST 6710 Europe
Medieval Conquests and Crusades History HIST 6720 Europe
World War II and the World History HIST 6870 Global
Studies in Diplomatic History History HIST 6920 Global
Europe Since the 18th Century History HIST 7750 Europe
Seminar in Asian History History HIST 8300 Asia
Seminar in Latin American History History HIST 8400 Latin America
Seminar in British History History HIST 8600 United Kingdom
Seminar in European History History HIST 8700 Europe
Issues and Methods in European and Non-Western History
History HIST 8720 Europe
Seminar in Sustainable Development Planning, Development and Preservation
CRP 8700 Global
Real Estate Seminar Roundtable Planning, Development and Preservation
RED 8100 Global
Studies in Religion Philosophy and Religion
REL 6020 History
Holy Lands Philosophy and Religion
REL 6100 Middle East
Women in the Developing World Women's Studies WS 6230 Global
Faculty - 16
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Internationally Active Faculty The following faculty members are those engaged in international or global activities either through international research
collaboration, a global research-focus or through their teaching. They are arranged alphabetically by CAAH department.
Last First CAAH Department
Research and Publications and Projects
Creative Inquiry or Study Abroad
On-campus Instruction
Region/ Country
Abousamr
a
Sulafa Languages Arabic Middle East [email protected]
Adams Clementina
Languages Spanish Latin America
Allison David Architecture Research: Hospital design on cost
containment Co-chair: Global Universities Programs in Healthcare Architecture (GUPHA)
Project: Development
of a major trauma hospital in Doha, Qatar
Architecture + Health
Qatar, Europe
An Yanming Languages China: Chinese Chinese China [email protected]
Anido Raquel Languages Multiple Spanish publications including a book chapter, to appear as part of the first book in a new
series of Spanish
Studies directed by Prof. Moreiras-Menor
Spanish Latin America
Barattoni Luca Languages Italian Italy [email protected]
Faculty - 17
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Barczewski
Stephanie History country houses in Britain and Ireland and their relationship to the British Empire
between 1700 and 1945
British History UK [email protected]
Bartley Abel History Ghana: slavery Ghana: future trip about slavery for students in
Pan African Studies
Pan African Studies
Africa [email protected]
Bein Amit History Relations between Turkey and the Middle East during the period between the two World Wars
History of the Middle East
Turkey [email protected]
Bridgwood Joan Languages Russian Russia [email protected]
Buitrago Gonzalez Languages Spanish Latin America
Burns James History African History and
the social history of film
Summer 2014:
South Africa with National Scholars
African History Africa [email protected]
Burton Orville Vernon
History 2014: Conference in Perfu - Lima Peru, HASTAC (Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced
Collaboratory )and ARTCA (Advance Research and Technology
Collaboratory for the Americas–Organization of
American States)
Bushnell Cameron English Anglophone literature in the Mediterranean
Anglophone Postcolonial Studies and World Literatures
Mediterranean
Faculty - 18
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Carney Elizabeth History Classics- Greek, Rome, Egypt
Ancient Rome, Greek, Egypt History
Mediterranean
Carson Kari Languages Spanish Latin America
Chen Su-I Languages Chinese Taiwan [email protected]
Delmas Candice Philosophy and Religion
political responsibility, especially moral
obligations in the face of injustice
Law, liberty and justice
France [email protected]
DeWard Lisa Languages Spanish Latin America
Dunn Caroline History 2014: Presentation entitled "Fruits of their Labor: Recompensing Ladies-in-Waiting in Fourteenth-Century
England" at the Kings and Queens 3 conference in
Winchester, England 2014: Attended a conference on the Plantagenet Empire in
Harlaxton, England
Medieval Europe, Women
Europe [email protected]
Ersoy Ufok Architecture Glass in architecture Architecture Turkey [email protected]
Ferrell Lee Languages Germany:
German
German Germany [email protected]
Greene Michael Languages Spanish Latin
America
Grubb Alan History European history European
history
Europe [email protected]
Hewitt Robert Landscape Architecture
use of medicine in international landscape architecture
Oman: Landscape Architecture
Global [email protected]
Howard Lance History Urban Sustainability cultural, urban and historical geography
Mexico, Brazil
Faculty - 19
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Hurley Joni Languages Spanish Latin America
Jeffries James History Foreign impact
on American Colonial History
France [email protected]
Kahera Akel Architecture Research:hermeneutics, design, urbanism,
community development, non-Western architecture
and architectural history and theory Book: Reading the Islamic City:
Discursive Practices and Legal Judgments, 2011 Hamad bin Khalifa Fellow
Islamic Art & Architecture:
Form, Space & Meaning
Middle East [email protected]
Killey Hamilton Languages French France [email protected]
King Harris Languages German Germany [email protected]
Kishimoto Toshiko Languages Many Japanese Education publications and presentations including the article
"Today's Japanese Language Education in the United States: Acquiring Heritage Japanese Proficiency”
Learning Kanji Japanese Japan [email protected]
Kuehn Thomas History History of Italian Renaissance and Reformation
Italy [email protected]
Lauria Mickey Planning, Development and Preservation
2014: seminar on potential redevelopment plans for Orunia, Gdansk
Europe [email protected]
Lauritis Beth Ann Art Integrated Arts of Asia
Asia [email protected]
Faculty - 20
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Leal Angeli Languages Spanish Latin America
Linvill Darren Communicatio
ns Study
2014: Travel to
Turkey Libya's higher education future
Middle East [email protected]
Lombardi Valentina Languages Italian Italy [email protected]
Love Jeff Languages Multiple Russian publications including
“Tolstoy’s Philosophy of History,” Award: John E.
Sawyer Fellowship at the National Humanities Center (2014-2015) in the amount of $ 45,000 to work on a monograph with the
preliminary title: The Black Square:
Alexandre Kojève's Critique of Philosophy
Russian Russia [email protected]
Faculty - 21
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Mai Joseph Languages Article:“Shame, Humanity, and Living with Animals in Milan Kundera’s The
Unbearable Lightness of Being,” Article “The Idealism of Ararat: Armenia in the Films of Robert Guédiguian” Presentation
"Friendship in Robert Guédiguian A la vie, a la mort! and Les neiges du Killimandjaro,” at the 20th and 21st century
French Studies Colloquium
French France [email protected]
Mares
Hernandez
Filberto Languages Spanish Latin
America
Marks Steve History Influence of Russian ideas on western world culture Communism in South Africa
Russian history Russia [email protected]
Martin-Armas
Juana Languages Spanish Latin America
May Todd Philosophy and Religion
Continental Philosophy
recent French philosophy
France [email protected]
Meng Michael History 2014: Delivered a paper at an international conference in Koper, Slovenia
Germany since 1918
Eastern Europe
Montes Heidi Languages Spanish Ecuador [email protected]
Moody Samuel Languages Spanish Latin America
Moore Rachel History Mexican Mexico [email protected]
Faculty - 22
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
history
Morrissey Lee English relationships between literature and intellectual history,
political philosophy, and theory, largely in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
British literature
Nakuma Constanci
o
Languages International
Education
Global
Nassar Hala Landscape Architecture
Islamic Landscape Architecture
Oman: Landscape Architecture
International Landscape Architecture
Egypt [email protected]
Padua Mary Landscape
Architecture
China’s post-Mao
designed environments, adaptive urbanism and the meaning of public space 2014: Travel to China
to present papers
International
Landscape Architecture
China [email protected]
u
Peebles Kelly Languages Multiple French Publications including an annotated translation of Jeanne Flore’s works: Tales and Trials of Love: A Bilingual Edition and
Study
France: French French France [email protected]
Perpich Diane Philosophy and
Religion
Women's Leadership Women's
Studies
Global [email protected]
Persico Melva Languages Spanish Latin America
Robert Shannon Performing Arts
International Theatre Community Theater in Africa
Performance design
Global [email protected]
Rojas-de-Massei
Monica Languages Argentina: Spanish
Spanish Argentina [email protected]
Sawyer Amy Languages French France [email protected]
Faculty - 23
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Schmidt Johannes Languages Multiple German publications including the article: “‘Kein Publikum, das auf uns
wirke?’ Herders Verkehrung des Publikums in den Christlichen Schriften”
German Germany [email protected]
Schmidt Julia Languages Italian Italy [email protected]
Schmucker
Ellroy Languages Spanish Latin America
Shoji Kazuko Languages Japanese Japan [email protected]
Silvestri Michael History Britain, Ireland and the British Empire
British history UK [email protected]
Simpson Roger Languages Spanish Latin America
Smith Eddie Communications Study
Belgium: Communicatio
ns
Communications Studies
Belgium [email protected]
Smith James Construction
Science and Management
2014: Presented a
paper in Oslo for 22nd Annual Conference for the International
Group for Lean Construction
Global [email protected]
Smith Daniel Languages Spanish Latin America
Spencer James Planning, Development and
Preservation
International Urbanization
Urbanization Global [email protected]
St. Peter Rick Performing Arts
Theatre UK, Czech Republic
Stoicea Gabriela Languages German Europe [email protected]
Faculty - 24
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Szmurlo Karyna Languages Publication: Germain de Staël: Forgin a Politics of Meditation, Voltaire Foundation,
University of Oxford, 2012 was reprinted in 2013.
French France [email protected]
Terry William History Local/organic food movements
Economic Geography
Latin America
Tissera Graciela Languages Multiple publications including the book chapter “Las inagotables imágenes del universo en la
poesía de Jorge Luis Borges” Presentations: “Contenders for Wealth and Power in Charles Bryant’s Salomé and Cecil B.
DeMille’s Cleopatra” (Film & History Conference) Presentation: “Gender Perceptions in XXY by Lucía Puenzo”
(Women’s and Gender Studies Conference)
Creative Inquiries: SPAN 3970, 3980, 4970, 4970-031,
LANG 3970, 3970-031, 4970.
Spanish Latin America
Faculty - 25
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Touya Eric Languages Multiple French publications including article: “Les dialogues Mallarmé-Claudel:
Divergences et prolongements” Dr. Touya presented papers at four conferences on topic varying from theatre to gender topics.
French France [email protected]
Tremolada Ricardo Languages Spanish Spain [email protected]
Vitanza Victor English Switzerland: Vitanza has the unique position of being a member of the Doctoral
Program Council at
EGS, which allows him the privilege to select students
to study abroad. Since 2007, Vitanza has taken two students each summer.
Switzerland [email protected]
Watt Sarah Languages Spanish Latin
America
White Benjamin Philosophy and Religion
Italy: History and Religion
Origins of Christianity
Middle East [email protected]
Whitehouse
Allison Languages Spanish Latin America
Widgren Kenneth Languages French France [email protected]
Wood Emily History Power in medieval
society
Italy: History
and Religion
European
history
Europe [email protected]
Faculty - 26
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Zaczek Barbara Languages Multiple Italian publications including translation of Umberto Piersanti's
novel "Olimpo," published by Sciascia Editore Presentations: "The Case Study of Umberto Piersanti's Olimpo"
"The Mysteries of Women Partisan in Contemporary Italian Literature (Luce d'Eramo and Bruno Morchio)"
Italian literature during WWII.
Genoa: Taught Architecture students intensive
language and culture course
Italian Italy [email protected]
Zamora Maureen Languages Spanish Latin America
Zhang Yanhua Languages Multiple Chinese
culture publications including “Crafting Confucian remedies for happiness in contemporary China” Presentation: “Teaching Chinese as
Embodied Practice” Presentation: “Body, Emotion, and Traditional Chinese
Medicine”
China: Chinese Chinese China [email protected]
Zimany Valerie Art Integrated Arts of Asia
Asia [email protected]
Programs & Centers - 27
College of Architecture, Arts & Humanities August 2014
Programs & Centers The following academic programs, centers and spaces are managed by departments within the College of Architecture, Arts and
Humanities and serve as resources for international or global learning for students. They are arranged alphabetically by the
department which houses the resource. Name Type CAAH
Department Description Region/
Country
Charles E. Daniel
Center for Building Research and Urban
Studies
Center Architecture Part of the Architecture Program's Fluid Campus
With the first group of students in residence in Fall 1973, the Charles E. Daniel Center for Building Research and Urban Studies in Genoa, Italy,
has served as a model for off-campus architectural education for 40 years. The program balances the studio experience with the study of Italian architectural history, contemporary design, urban practices, culture and field sketching.
Italy
Clemson Architecture Center in Barcelona
Center Architecture Landscape
Architecture
Part of the Architecture Program's Fluid Campus Up to 18 Architecture students work at the Barcelona Architecture
Center, directed by Miguel Roldán, located at Ptge de la Pau, 10, in the Gothic Quarter, a few blocks from the harbor and the Mediterranean Sea.
Spain
Social Media
Listening Center
Center Communication
Studies
Global Social Media
Housed in Sirrine 146 and Daniel 304, the Listening Center allows
faculty, students and staff to conduct research and interact with external partners through social media data collection and analysis.
Global
British and Irish Studies
Academic Program
English Starting in the 2015-2016 Catalog, this minor will allow students in a variety of disciplines to develop knowledge of British and Irish literature and history.
United Kingdom
Geography Academic Program
History A minor in geography helps students acquire geographic knowledge and skills needed to understand the spatial characteristics and interactions of important physical, demographic, cultural, political, and economic systems. Students will discover that geography helps them to ask better informed questions and to understand the global challenges that their own majors are training them to tackle.
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Name Type CAAH Department
Description Region/ Country
Pan-African Studies
Academic Program
History Students in the Pan African studies program (major or minor) ask critical questions about the social, economic, political and familial contributions
Africans have made to Western society and to identify connections among Africans in diverse cultures.
Africa
East Asian Studies
Academic Program
Interdisciplinary A minor in East Asian Studies allows students to study language, history, political science and philosophy of East Asia.
Asia
Clemson
University
Cordoba Center
Center Languages Since 2006, The Clemson University Córdoba Center has opened its doors to
a new immersion experience. 150 students have benefited from this program
that received the President Barker Award in 2008. Programs run in Spring and Fall semesters with the option of a year-long pro
Argentina
Language and International Trade
Academic Program
Languages Language + Business Clemson’s language and international trade major combines intensive foreign language study (French, German, Japanese, Mandarin or Spanish) with a professional business concentration in one of the following areas: international
trade, tourism or applied international economics.
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Language Lab Lab Languages Language Learning Space Located on the first floor of Daniel Hall, the Language Laboratory consists of three fully equipped computer classrooms as well as a media library and audiovisual equipment repository. Courses are held in each of the rooms and
free student access is also available outside of class times. The online version of the TellMeMore language-learning program has been implemented for student use across multiple languages.
Global
Languages and International Health
Academic Program
Languages Language + Health Clemson majors and minors in language and international health are qualified to assume positions in a variety of settings, including hospital
systems, consulting firms, managed care organizations and pharmaceutical companies, or to pursue a graduate degree in community health, epidemiology and biostatistics, health administration or medical research.
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Name Type CAAH Department
Description Region/ Country
Modern Languages
Academic Program
Languages Clemson offers a degree (major or minor) in one of seven languages — American Sign Language, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese
and Spanish. This rigorous program prepares the student for a wide range of careers in the international arena, as well as for a variety of graduate programs.
Global
Russian Area Studies
Academic Program
Languages Students can choose to study Russian Language with History or Political Science to earn a minor in Russian Area Studies.
Russia
Spanish-
American Area
Studies
Academic
Program
Languages A minor in Spanish-American Area Studies allows students to study Spanish
language as well as history, political science and geography.
North
America
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts
Center Performing Arts
Venue for International Guests and Cultural Performances Ranked No. 8 in University performing arts centers, the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts is a state-of-the-art facility serves as a roadhouse to many nationally and internationally acclaimed dance companies, theatre troupes, and music ensembles of all types.
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Events & Organizations The following internationally focused events, student organizations, and projects are those managed by faculty within the
College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities. These extracurricular activities and Brooks Center performances help bring
international topics to a variety of internal and external audiences to Clemson University.
Name Type CAAH
Department Description Region/
Country Contact
Declamation Contest Event Languages Annual High School foreign language poetry contest in
which high school students from the upstate compete to memorize and recite poetry in the language of their
studies.
Global S. Chen
Language & International Health Symposium
Event Languages Semi-annual forum to discuss and increase awareness of international health issues.
Global G. Tissera
Language & International Trade Conference
Event Languages Annual conference to promote the relationship between international business and Clemson university.
Global T. Kishimoto
Conference on German in the Professions
Event Languages Annual networking event to bring together students studying German and professionals working in German companies. This event is hosted by the German
Professional Society.
Germany L. Ferrell
Chinese Language Club
Student Organization
Languages Student club for extracurricular language and culture learning for students interested in China and Chinese language and culture.
China S. Chen
German Club Student Organization
Languages Student club for extracurricular language and culture learning for students interested in Germany and German language and culture.
Germany L. Ferrell
German Professional Society
Student Organization
Languages Student organization to bridge German language and professional development.
Germany L. Ferrell
Hispanic Honor Society
Student Organization
Languages Clemson chapter of Sigma Delta Pi for teaching of Spanish.
Global D. Martin-Armas
French Club Student
Organization
Languages Student club for extracurricular language and culture
learning for students interested in France and French language and culture.
France E. Touya
Language and International Trade Society
Student Organization
Languages Student society for Language and International Trade students.
Global L. Williams
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Name Type CAAH Department
Description Region/ Country
Contact
Language and International Health
Society
Student Organization
Languages Student society for Language and International Health students.
Global D. Smith G. Tissera
Japanese Language Speech Contest
Event Languages Hosted by the Japan-America Society of Georgia and in cooperation with the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta, students compete by writing and presenting a speech in Japanese.
Global T. Kishimoto
Film Festivals Event Languages The department of Languages hosts events each year in
which language faculty share international movies: Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Spanish and German.
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German Play Event Languages Each Spring Semester, the German department offers a class in which students write and perform a play in
German.
Germany L. Ferrell
Italian Summit Conference Languages This annual conference hosts speakers from around the US and from Italy to discuss topics of interest in the study of Italian language and culture.
Italy B. Zaczek
The College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities regularly sponsors performances of cultural activities that bring international
artists and issues to the Clemson campus and community. The following are scheduled for 2014-2015.
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts
Name Description Region/
Country
Russian State Symphony Orchestra
Tuesday, November 11, 2014 The acoustics of the Brooks Theatre are ideally suited for orchestral works, so don’t miss this night of gorgeous Russian music. Celebrated pianist Vladimir Feltsman joins forces with
the 90 musicians of the Russian State Symphony Orchestra and music director Valery Polyansky in a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1. Other repertoire includes Glinka’s Overture to Ruslan and Lyudmilla and Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 3.
Russia
Swan Lake: Moscow City Ballet
Monday, March 9 2015 One of the world’s most outstanding classical ballet companies performs Tchaikovsky’s
"Swan Lake," a signature piece with exquisite choreography. Moscow City Ballet’s choreography, interpretation, beauty, and virtuoso performances repeatedly win rave reviews. Join us as the Brooks Center celebrates International Month with one of the world’s most beautiful and evocative ballets.
Russia
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Name Description Region/ Country
Senegal St. Joseph Gospel Choir
Monday, September 15, 2014 Direct from Dakar, Senegal, the singers and drummers of the Senegal St. Joseph Gospel Choir led by Ambroise N’Diong will inspire you with their interpretations of gospel spirituals,
traditional African songs, and magnificent masses composed in the national languages of Senegal.
Senegal
Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet
Thursday, October 16, 2014 Founded in 1988 during the era of conductor Herbert von Karajan, The Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet was the first permanently established wind quintet in the famous orchestra’s
rich tradition of chamber music. As members of the Berlin Philharmonic, these esteemed musicians have enjoyed important collaborations with every other major conductor of their time, such as Leonard Bernstein, Pierre Boulez, and Riccardo Muti.
Germany
Urban Bush Women Tuesday, January 27, 2015 Urban Bush Women (UBW) is committed to dancing powerful, under-told stories of the African diaspora through the vision of its award-winning founder Jawole Willa Jo Zollar. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the company continues to use dance to bring together audiences through innovative choreography, community engagement and artistic leadership development. Zollar has conceived of "Walking with ’Trane" as a suite of works based on the life and artistic imprint of jazz pioneer John Coltrane and his album, "A Love Supreme." This
work is co-choreographed by Zollar and UBW dancer Samantha Speis.
Africa
Chanticleer Monday, February 2, 2015
Called “the world’s reigning male chorus” by "The New Yorker" magazine and named “Ensemble of the Year” by "Musical America" in 2008, the San Francisco-based, Grammy Award-winning ensemble Chanticleer presents an evening of music that explores “The Gypsy in Our Soul.” You will delight as Chanticleer enthralls us with the pervasive influence of gypsy rhythms in music from around the world.
Global
Danu Thursday, February 26, 2015 Back by popular demand, Danú is one of the premier traditional Irish music ensembles. In honor of its 20th anniversary, two heralded former members of the ensemble will join the
virtuoso players on this American tour, intensifying the high-energy performance of ancient Irish music and new repertoire.
Ireland
CU Percussion Ensemble & CU Steel Band
Friday, April 24, 2015 The percussion ensemble features contemporary drumming and percussion from around the world, as well as music for marimba ensemble. The steel band performs soca and calypso tunes, in addition to classical, pop, and Latin arrangements.
Trinidad & Tobago
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Global Highlights: Key Publications, Projects & Accomplishments The following are only a small sampling of impressive global work from the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities. These
publications and projects represent the variety of fields of international research at Clemson. Please share your recent
publications or projects with international topics to promote international research and studies at Clemson and within the
College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities.
Libya's Higher Education Future
Darren L. Linvill, assistant professor of communication studies, joined colleagues from around the world to
discuss the future of Libya’s educational system. He participated in a five-day higher education dialogue,
“Expanding Opportunities for Libyan Higher Education,” hosted by the Hollings Center for International Dialogue
in Istanbul, Turkey. He was one of five scholars from U.S. institutions.
"I was honored to be invited to travel to Istanbul… to discuss the future of higher education in Libya. In the midst
of ongoing conflict, Libyan educators face daily obstacles that, working at an institution like Clemson, I found
truly humbling. The Hollings Center Dialogue brought together experts from across the U.S., the E.U., North
Africa and the Middle East to discuss how Libyans can work to address these obstacles and build a system of
higher education that can address the present and future needs of a new nation."
Clemson celebrates 40th anniversary of Architecture center in Genoa, Italy
Since opening its doors in 1973, the Daniel Center — Clemson’s longest-serving off-campus
facility — has provided educational opportunities to more than 1,400 Clemson students of
design, art, language and more.
Clemson hosted 32 Fulbright Scholars for Sub-Saharan Leadership and Re-Entry Seminar
"Thirty-two international female scholars met at Clemson University in April for the 2014 Fulbright Leadership and
Re-entry Seminar for Women from Sub-Saharan Africa.
Organized by Clemson’s Women’s Leadership program and the Office of Global Engagement, the four-day
experience brought together Fulbright scholars from the African continent for a conference that combines
practical workshops, community-building exercises and networking opportunities with an academically rich
understanding of the fundamentals of leadership for social and personal growth."
Construction Science and Management
Clemson CSM participated in an international conference in Norway: Academics and industry personnel from over
25 countries came together in Oslo to engage in the 22nd Annual Conference for the International Group for Lean
Construction. The conference theme was, “Understanding and Improving Project-Based Production”, and I
presented a paper on building interpersonal trust between construction project participants. Dr. Smith presented
a paper on actively managing and building interpersonal trust between construction project participants.
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Global Urbanization: The Global Urban Ecosystem by the Planning, Development and Preservation
department's Jim Spencer (2014)
This innovative book sees contemporary urban settlement as the new human ecosystems
defining people's lives across the planet. Just as so-called natural ecosystems have defined
our view of the symbiosis between humans and their environments; James H. Spencer argues
that it is an urban ecosystem found across the planet that defines the twenty-first century.
Using the globally diverse cases of Ho Chi Minh City, Addis Ababa, Honolulu, and New York,
the book draws out the commonalities in how our intertwined built and social environments
express a shared humanity across continents and cultures.
Clemson's Architecture + Health program attracts global attention
"David Allison working with the international architecture firm, HKS (Dallas TX) on a subcontract award to design,
plan and develop a major trauma hospital in Doha, Qatar—the first of its kind in the region.
Professor Allison is involved with the UIA Public Health Group and just returned from a workshop in Florence
between representatives of the UIA PHG and the International Hospital Federation on the role of hospital design
on cost containment.
David is co-chairing the UIA PHG subgroup Global Universities Programs in Healthcare Architecture (GUPHA). This
group represents educators and practitioners from around the global who work in architecture and health
educational initiatives. It meets annually at UIA PHG meetings where schools and countries exchange what is
happening in architecture and health education. This year's meeting is in Durban, South Africa.
One of the Architecture + Health students - Chau Tran - won UIA PHG International Student Design Competition
in and receives his award and represents the program at the UIA Congress in Durban in August 2014. "
Each year, Victor J. Vitanza, who is the Director of the Rhetorics, Communication, and Information
Design Ph.D. program at Clemson and who is the Jean-François Lyotard Professor at the European
Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland (EGS), has taken two graduate students to study abroad.
A.D. Carson and Matthew Osborn (doctoral students in the Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design
program @ Clemson) studied abroad this summer in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, attending seminars in the Division of
Media and Communication, at the European Graduate School. During the morning/afternoons, they studied with
Diane Davis (on Levinas), Victor J. Vitanza (on Lyotard), Boris Groys (on History after the End of Historicism),
Michael Schmidt and DJ Spookey (Music, Philosophy & Sound), Slavoj Zizek (Hegel), and Pierre Alferi
(Experimental Film). In the evenings they attended lectures/presentations by faculty and guests.
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Hybrid Modernity: Late 20th century public parks in China, book contract with Ashgate Publishers
In late May, Mickey Lauria presented “Neoliberal Planning Policy in the U.S.” at the International Planning
Seminar: Slowlife in SmartCity in Gdansk, Poland. The international seminar included faculty and students from
Gdansk Institute of Technology, Erfut University in Germany, and Silesian University of Technology, Silesia, and
Poland. The focus on the seminar was potential redevelopment plans for Orunia, Gdansk: an underdeveloped
area adjacent to central Gdansk. He also met with Dr. Peter Lorenz to discuss potential collaborations between
Clemson University and Gdansk Institute of Technology’s new Spatial Planning program. Dr. Lorenz will visit
Clemson in November to further develop this relationship.
Ottoman Ulema, Turkish Republic: Agents of Change and Guardians of Tradition by History's Amit
Bein (2011)
"To better understand the diverse inheritance of Islamic movements in present-
day Turkey, we must take a closer look at the religious establishment, the ulema,
during the first half of the twentieth century. During the closing years of the
Ottoman Empire and the early decades of the Republic of Turkey, the spread of
secularist and anti-religious ideas had a major impact on the views and political
leanings of the ulema.
Bein reveals how competing visions of development influenced debates about
reforms in religious education and the modernization of the medreses. He also
explores the reactions and changing attitudes of Islamic intellectuals to the
religious policies of the secular republic, and provides a better understanding of
the changes in the relationship between religion and state. Exposing division within
the religious establishment, this book illuminates the ulema's long-lasting legacies
still in evidence in Turkey today."
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Landscape Architecture in the Middle East
In the academic year 2013-2014, Associate Professors, Dr. Hala Nassar and Robert Hewitt were engaged in teaching the
urban design studio that focused on the waterfront development in Muscat, Oman. Before, the recent Arab Spring,
Nassar and Hewitt utilized Cairo, Luxor and Rosetta, Egypt as the focus of study in the urban design studio. They have
co-authored peer-reviewed published work on Internationalization and Multi-culturalism, and have received numerous
International/National/Regional honors and awards for this work and research in Egypt and Oman.
International Creative Inquiry
Exploring the Kanji World as Japanese Culture
"With the world's second largest economy and a focus on technological innovation, Japan is a country with its
eyes set on the future. Therefore, it is no surprise that Clemson students from all majors are investing their time
in studying the language of this island nation.
Yet there is one hurdle that has discouraged many students from furthering
their Japanese education. Kanji, the Japanese writing system adopted from
Chinese pictographs, is especially difficult to learn. One Creative Inquiry team
has found a way to cater to American students' way of learning and make
studying kanji more accessible. Associate professor Toshiko Kishimoto and her
Creative Inquiry team are working to create an application for Android phones
that will bridge the gap between U.S. college students and thousands of kanji
characters."