John Curley (Fall 2007), Ph.D. Yale University, Visiting Lecturer
Field: American Visual Culture

John Klein (2005-2007), Ph.D. Columbia University, and Associate Professor, University of Missouri-Columbia
Fields: 20th-century Modern European Art (especially French)

Johnathan Farris (2005-2006), Ph.D. Cornell University
Fields: Chinese Art and Architecture

Cathleen Fleck (2004-2006), Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University
Field: Medieval Art and Architecture

Sylvester Okwunodu Ogbechie (Spring 2001), Ph.D. Northwestern University
Field: African Art and the Diaspora

Rebecca Houze (2000-2001), Ph.D. University of Chicago.
Fields: 19th c. European Art and Theory

Janine Mileaf (1999-2000), Ph.D. Univeristy of Pennsylvania.
Field: 20th c. Art

Jonathan W. Unglaub (1999-2000), Ph.D. Columbia University.
Fields: Renaissance and Baroque Art

Dorothea Dietrich (1998-1999), Ph.D. Yale University
Field: 20th c. Art

Anna Brzyski-Long (Spring 1997), Ph.D. University of Chicago
Fields: European Art 19th-20th c., Fin-de-Siecle Polish Art

Joe Ketner (Spring 1996), Former Director, Washington University Gallery of Art.
Field: African American Art, 18th c. to Harlem Renaissance

Cornelia Homburg (Fall 1996), Ph.D. University of Amsterdam
Fields: 19th c. French Art; Vincent Van Gogh

Chad Coerver (1996-1998), Yale University.
Field: Medieval and Renaissance Art

Ankeney Weitz (Spring 1996), Ph.D. University of Kansas.
Field: Chinese Art and Connoisseurship

Osmond Overby (Spring 1996), Professor, University of Missouri-Columbia (Retired 2000).
Field: History of Architecture

Paula Gerson (Spring 1995), Professor, Florida State University.
Fields: Romanesque and Gothic Art