Current Appointees

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CURRENT APPOINTEES

 

I Tatti Fellows

 

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

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

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 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

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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