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Stark Family Award
The Department of Art History and Music has received a generous donation from the Stark Family to enable art history majors to experience the art treasures of Europe. Every year, the department awards a travel fellowship to an art history major to be used toward European travel.
By December 1 of each autumn, junior art history majors are invited to submit a proposal for a travel grant for the forthcoming spring or summer break in order to experience the art treasures of Europe first hand. The proposal should outline the student's goals, projected itinerary, expenses and the student's financial need. The Department will award the prize based on the student's proposal, academic records, and financial need.
The Stark Family Award has been awarded to:
2009 Simone Mitton , FCLC 2010
2008 Christina Healy, FCRH 2009
2007 Michaela Ward , FCRH 2008
2006 Michelle Pastor, FCRH 2007
2005 Stephanie Luther, FCRH 2006
2004 Martha Clippinger, FCRH 2005
2003 Kerin Sulock, FCRH 2003 (Fall)
2002 Erin G. O'Donnell, FCRH 2002
2000 Jennifer Godlewski, FCRH 2001
1999 Keira Dillon, FCRH 2000
1997 Dan Favata, FCRH 1998
1996 Otto Luna, FCRH 1997
1995 Jane Haag, FCRH 1996
The Vasari Lecture
The Vasari Lecture is named after the famous sixteenth-century Italian Renaissance artist/scholar, Giorgio Vasari, whose publication The Lives of Artists (1550) provided one of the earliest and most influential examples of art historical writing.
Vasari Lectures have been presented by:
| 2009 |
Alison Lau , FCRH 2009
"Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres's Odalisque with Slave"
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| 2008 |
Jack Waldron, FCRH 2008
"Paul Gauguin: The Conflicted 'Savage' and Nevermore" |
| 2007 |
Ryan White, FCRH 2007
"Illuminating Joseph Wright's An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump" |
| 2006 |
Dana Ferine, FCRH 2006
"Gustav Klimt and Judith: The Ultimate Femme Fatale" |
| 2005 |
Martha Clippinger, FCRH 2005
"The Development of an Artist: Van Gogh and his Portrait of Pere Tanguy" |
| 2004 |
Kerin Anne Sulock, FCRH 2003 (Fall)
"De Kooning's Woman and Bicycle: Reality in Ambiguity" |
| 2003 |
Lalaine Mercado, FCRH 2003
"John Constantine's Salisbury Cathedral with Rainbow" |
| 2002 |
Carll Wilkinson, FCRH 2002
"Mark Rothko's No. 10: Interpretative Approaches" |
| 2001 |
Peter Raho, FCRH 2001
"The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: Frank Lloyd Wright's Culminating Work" |
| 2000 |
Jennifer McDonnell, FCRH 2000
"The Consumption Function Illustrated: Edgar Degas's Portraits at the Stock Exchange" |
| 1999 |
Joss Citrone, FCRH 1999
"Winslow Homer's Visit from the Mistress'" |
The Fordham Stipend
The Fordham Stipend is awarded each year on the basis of auditions to two students who major or minor in music. It covers the cost for two semesters of private study on voice or an instrument with a teacher of the winner's choice.
The Fordham Stipend Award has been awarded to:
| 2009 - 2010 |
Kimberley Hawkey
Alycia Kravitz
Taylor Levesque
Christopher Schneller
Jacqueline Tralies
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| 2008 - 2009 |
Sean Burke
Kimberley Hawkey
Colin Kemper
Kristina Lessard |
| 2007 – 2008 |
Kaitlin Davis
Lystria Hurley
Jennifer Schutten
Eileen Tynan |
| 2006 – 2007 |
Heidi Dougherty
Deanna Howes
Lystria Hurley
Amber Hurst-Martin
Meghan Morrissey |
| 2005 – 2006 |
Dan Bartfield
Brendan Coffey
Deanna Howes
Joseph Nolin
Arun Ravindranath |
| 2004 – 2005 |
Annie Hollands
Stephanie Lanuto
Mark Metivier
Joseph Nolin |
| 2003 – 2004 |
Dan Bartfield
Philip Bednarczyk
Nadine Dillon
Annie Hollands |
The Student Performance Competition
The Student Performance Competition is held each spring and is open to all Fordham undergraduates. The winner receives a one-hundred dollar award and performs with the Bronx Arts Ensemble.
Winners of "Student Performance Competition" have been:
| 2009 |
Christopher Schneller, Piano
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| 2008 |
Eileen Tynan, Voice |
| 2007 |
Joseph Nolin, Voice |
| 2006 |
Amber Hurst-Martin, Voice |
| 2005 |
Brianne Keefe, Voice
Arun Ravindranath, Violin |
| 2004 |
Dan Bartfield, Viola |
| 2002 |
Jeff Dobrydney, Trumpet
Luke Ascoli, Trumpet |
| 2001 |
John Stufano, piano |
| 2000 |
Christina Ramonetti, Vocal
Christopher Ro, Piano |
| 1999 |
Christian Kolarz, Violin
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