Current Appointees

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CURRENT APPOINTEES

 

I Tatti Fellows

 

Hasan Colak

Hasan Çolak

Andrew W Mellon Fellow
A Transcultural Ottoman Christian Connecting Renaissance Italy and the Ottoman Empire: Formation, Circulation and Institutionalization of Knowledge
2024-2025

Term Fellows (1st Semester)

 

Tuğrul Acar

Tuğrul Acar

Graduate Fellow
The Earliest Mevlevi Shrines in Western Anatolia and Their Architectural Connections with Italy in the 14th and 15th Centuries
2024-2025 (September - May)
Bento Mota

Bento Mota

Berenson Fellow
Pre-Columbian Atheism? The Impact of Pre-Columbian Peoples on the Development of Atheism in the Global Renaissance (1545-1618)
2024-2025 (September - December)

Visiting Professors (1st Semester)

 

Elena Alcala

Elena Alcalá

Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Visiting Professor
Jesuit Procurator Shipments: The Circulation of Art, Objects, and Images in the Iberian World
2024-2025 (September - October)

Artists in Residence (1st Semester)

 

Term Fellows (2nd Semester)

 

Ahmad Guliyev

Berenson Fellow
The Circulation of People, Commodities, and Practices between the Safavid Empire and Italian Courts in the 16th -17th Centuries
2024-2025 (January - June)

Léa Roth

Marlène and Paolo Fresco Fellow in African Studies
From the Gulf of Benin to the Italian Maritime Republics : Cosmopolitanism and the Invention of Atlantic Trade Glass Beads (13th-16th century)
2024-2025 (January - June)

Cheikh Sene

Berenson Fellow
Supply and Provisioning via the Sahara and the Atlantic: Exchange of Commodities between Europe and West Africa (15th-19th centuries)
2024-2025 (April - June)

Lucky Ugbudian

I Tatti/Getty Foundation Fellow
Benin-European Socio-cultural, Economic and Political Relations: Background to Globalisation of Benin Artefacts, 1480-1750
2024-2025 (January - June)

Visiting Professors (2nd Semester)

 

Artists in Residence (2nd Semester)

 

Post-Doctoral Fellows / Assistants to the Director

 

Lori De Lucia

Lori De Lucia

Post-Doctoral Fellow and Assistant to the Director for Academic Programs
Becoming a Black Sicilian in the Sixteenth Century: The Second Generation of Enslaved and Freed Sahelians in Early Modern Palermo
Mary Doyno

Mary Doyno

Post-Doctoral Fellow and Assistant to the Director for Publications and Conferences
Making Women Real: Female Religious, the Rhetoric of Reform, and the Growth of the Institutional Church

Research Associates

 

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