London & Florence: Arts in Context
London, England & Florence, Italy
Program faculty, staff, & affiliated scholars
London faculty & staff:
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Natania Rosenfeld 
Visiting Faculty Director, Spring 2012 Knox College, English
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Mark Z. Muggli 
Visiting Faculty Director, Spring 2013 Luther College, English
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Andrew Kennedy
Instructor
Teaches the London As Visual Text course.
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Jane Passes
Administrative Coordinator
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Florence faculty, staff, & affiliated scholars:
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Josephine (Jodie) Rogers Mariotti 
Program Director & Instructor in Art History
The Program Director exercises overall administrative and academic responsibilities for the programs in Florence, and in this capacity works closely with visiting and local faculty, including Linguaviva instructors, and supervises the Program Coordinator.
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Alessandro Vidoni
Director, Scuola Linguaviva
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Ruth Caldwell 
Affiliated Scholar, Spring 2012
Luther College, Modern Languages and Literatures
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Brian Baugh 
Affiliated Scholar, Spring 2013
Monmouth College, Art
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Kate Magovern
Program Coordinator
The Program Coordinator works closely with the Program Director to manage the Florence program office: to help schedule and arrange site visits and excursions, to assist students in their adaptation to Florentine life, and to carry out the various administrative and logistical tasks that are essential to a successful program.
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I can truly say that my semester abroad on the ACM London & Florence program was the most eye-opening, mind-expanding experience of my life to this point. At no point in my college career have I acquired knowledge more applicable and pertinent to my life. The wisdom gained goes so far beyond the coursework, as well. Whether you are hanging out at Speaker's Corner at Hyde Park in London or people watching in a busy piazza in Florence, you are sure to gain a whole new perspective on the world. All I can say is, go abroad, soak it up while you can, and take as much home with you as possible when you leave!
—Lee Homan, London & Florence, Spring 2008
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