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 The Center for Italian Studies is a new school of adult higher education that offers non-credit courses of Italian Language, Literature and Culture. Courses are taught by highly experienced independent scholars with master or doctoral degrees.
The Center for Italian Studies is directed by Rossana Fenu Barbera, Ph.D. in Italian Literature (Johns Hopkins University, 1998). Dr. Barbera, a native Italian, is a resident of Baltimore where she has been teaching since 1987. She has taught Italian at the Johns Hopkins University, Loyola College, Towson University, University of Maryland, College Park, Gettysburg College, and Goucher College. Dr. Barbera has also lived and taught several years in Florence, Italy, where she earned her first academic degree, the Laurea in Foreign Languages and Literatures from the University of Florence (1983). She has published a book and articles on Contemporary and Medieval Italian Literature on international academic journals. |
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| Dr. Rossana Barbera (left) during one session of Intermediate Italian II. |
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Current, Former Faculty Members, and Visiting Lecturers at The Center for Italian Studies:
Rossana Fenu Barbera, Ph.D. (Director of the Center for Italian Studies)
Rita Costa-Gomes, Ph.D. (History Professor at Towson University)
David Pietropaoli, STD (Latin. Villa Julie, and McDaniel College)
Martin Marafioti, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor at Pace University)
Francesco Ciabattoni Ph.D. (Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada)
Elena Luongo, Ph.D. candidate, (Johns Hopkins University)
Nicoleta Ghisas, Ph.D. candidate, (Johns Hopkins University)
Gianpiera Borroni, Doctorate, (University of Milano, Italy)
Antonella Cascella, Doctorate, (University of Milano, Italy)
Cristina Cenciarelli, Doctorate, ( University of Rome, Italy) |
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