Monica Fullerton has been teaching at Kenyon on a part-time basis since 2003 and taught full-time as a sabbatical replacement. She has a special interest in Greek Art and Archaeology of the Classical and Post-Classical worlds and spent two years in Greece at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. She has participated in archaeological excavations and surveys in Israel, Cyprus, Greece, and Italy. For seven years she served as President of the Columbus chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America.

Areas of Expertise

Greek Art, Archaeology, Early Christian and Byzantine Art

Education

B.A. Bryn Mawr
M.A., ABD, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor)

Courses Taught

ARHS 110 Survey of Art Part I
ARHS 111 Survey of Art Part II
ARHS 113 Survey of Architecture
ARHS 220 Greek Art
ARHS 373 Sem: Classical Archaeology