Faculty & Staff
Full-time Faculty
Daniel Ranalli, Director (The Art World, Internship) is the founding Director of the Arts Administration Program at Boston University. He is a professional artist with work in over 20 museum collections and an arts writer. He has also had over 15 years of experience in arts administration including gallery, foundation and arts education programs in the public and private nonprofit sector. MA, Boston University; BA, Clark University.
Richard Maloney, Assistant Director (The Art World, Fundraising and Grant Writing for Nonprofit Organizations, Managing Performing Arts Organizations, Comparative Culture Policy and Administration, Internship) is the Assistant Director of the Arts Administration Program at Boston University. He has performed on lute with several Boston area early music ensembles. He has worked for the the New England Conservatory and served as general manager of the Boston Camerata. PhD candidate, Northeastern University; MS, Boston University; Graduate Diploma, Longy School of Music; BM, Berklee College of Music; BA, Bates College.
Administration
Jeannie Motherwell (Program Assistant) is a painter and collage artist. She studied painting at Bard College and the Art Students League in New York. Prior to joining our staff, she was active in arts education at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT. Currently residing in Cambridge, MA, Jeannie has served on the Public Art Commission advisory committee for the Cambridge Arts Council (2003-2007) and more recently on their advisory board for Cambridge Open Studios (COS). Her work may be seen at Lyman-Eyer Gallery, Provincetown, MA, and on her website www.jeanniemotherwell.com. BA, Bard College.
Image: Perfect Storm copyright Jeannie Motherwell, acrylic and collage on canvas
Adjunct Faculty
Rose Austin (Arts & the Community) was formerly the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the state arts agency from 1992-1996. She is currently a consultant to arts organizations. MA, Purdue University; BFA, University of Montana.
Janet Bailey (Advanced Management & Consulting For Arts Organizations, Marketing & Audience Development for the Arts) is President of Janet Bailey Associates, an arts consulting firm in Boston. She was formerly the General Manager and Director of Marketing for the Handel and Haydn Society of Boston. MBA, Boston University; BA, Boston University.
Ricardo Barreto (Public Art Program Administration) is the Director of Urban Arts Institute for Public Art at Massachusetts College of Art. Formerly, he served as a Program Officer for Organizations at the Massachusetts Cultural Council. MA and BA, Oberlin College.
Angela Myles Beeching (Leadership & Career Development for Arts Administrators) is director of the Career Services Center at New England Conservatory of Music where she also serves on their faculty. A Fulbright Scholar and Harriet Hale Woolley grant recipient, Ms. Beeching also received fellowships at Tanglewood, Banff, and the Bach Aria Institute. MM, DMA, SUNY/Stony Brook; BM, Boston University.
Peter Caruso (Legal Issues in Arts Administration) is an Andover, Massachusetts attorney whose practice specializes in the representation of artists, art galleries, museums and art institutions. JD, Suffolk University Law School; BA, Colby College.
Mary Doorley (Capital Campaigns) CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive) is the principal at Doorley Development Consulting. Formerly, she served as senior consulting director for Ketchum, Inc in Pittsburgh, PA. and as marketing assistant to the Smithsonian Institution. In 2009, the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), the largest community of professional fundraisers in the world, awarded its highest professional certification, the Advanced Certified Fundraising Executive (ACFRE), to Ms. Doorley. MA, Regis College; BA, Catholic University of America.
Dan Hunter (Political and Public Advocacy for the Arts ) is Executive Director of Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts, Sciences and Humanities (MAASH), with 17 years' experience in politics and arts advocacy. MA, Boston University; BA, Hampshire College.
Lew Karabatsos (Individual Fundraising) is currently the Executive Vice President of Client Relations for CreateHope, a Washington D.C. based company that provides web-based solutions for workplace-giving and employee-engagement programs. He has served as Director of Philanthropy for Hewlett Packard and Director of the Lowell (MA) Museum a community-based, nonprofit, cultural organization that focuses on textile, women's and immigration history. MS, Boston University; BA, University of Massachusetts.
Christine McCarthy (Managing Visual Arts Organizations) is the Executive Director of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) in Provincetown, MA. Formerly, Ms. McCarthy was the Director of Administration and Planning at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston (ICA). MA, Syracuse University; BA, Providence College.
Christopher Millis (Writing for the Arts) is a writer whose poetry has appeared widely in magazines and anthologies in the United States and Europe. His books include Impossible Mirrors, The Dark of the Sun, Selected Poems of Umberto Saba (translations), The Diary of the Delphic Oracle, and most recently The Handsome Shackles. He was the editor of artsMEDIA Magazine, is a critic for the Boston Phoenix, Art News and other publications. MA and PhD, New York University; BA, Wesleyan University.
Francis Olschafskie (Arts & the Internet) has been the President, Vice President and Chief Technical Officer of a number of Internet and Computer imaging companies including Exit Computers, Streamline Communications, and Bridgline Software. Mr. Olschafskie has also been a practicing artist for over twenty years. MS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Media Lab; BFA, Massachusetts College of Art.
David Orlinoff (Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations) is the founder and principal of Concord Financial Organization, which supports the nonprofit community through interim financial management and project-based consulting. He served as CFO of Boston Ballet and has had numerous other engagements in human services, education and research, arts and culture, and international development. BA University of California at Los Angeles; MBA, Harvard Business School; MS, Bentley College.
Linda Murphy Sutherland (Education in Cultural Institutions) is on the Leadership Team of the Massachusetts Arts Education Committee (MAEC), a newly formed advocacy group resulting from the merger between the National Arts & Learning Collaborative (NALC) and the Massachusetts Alliance for Arts Education (MAAE). She is Past President of the Board of Directors of the New England Theatre Conference (NETC), a member of NETC's College of Fellows and the 2008 recipient of the Marie Phillips Service to NETC Award. Linda is as a member of the Advisory Board of Theatre Espresso. Linda is also Co-Chair of Region 1 of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (New England and New York) and will serve in this position until 2012. AFA in Drama; BFA in Directing; MA in Theatre Education.
