226 Bay State Road, Room 106 Carolyn L. White is director of the Preservation Studies Program and Professor of History of Art and Architecture at Boston University. Her scholarship focuses on cultural heritage, the materiality of daily life, the built environment, active site archaeology, and the intersection of and collaboration between art and archaeology. Her research spans four centuries, focusing on personal adornment and the construction of identity in 18th century England and America, 19th-century ranching in Hawaii, daily life in 1860s Aurora, Nevada, and on the built environment of Black Rock City. Her new research project focuses on squatted buildings and the right to the city in Rome, Italy.<\/span><\/p>\n Aimee McCarron<\/a> Your gift to the Preservation Studies Program can make<\/span> a real difference for students.\u00a0Among the many things your donations can make possible are: student field trips and conference attendances, semester-long assistant positions for current students, student research support, \u201cemergency\u201d funds for students, preservation studies lectures and round tables.<\/span><\/p>\n To give to the Preservation Studies Fund please use this link<\/a><\/strong>. Thank you for your generosity!<\/span><\/p>\n Please use the form below to contact us with general questions and comments.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nBoston, MA 02215
\nTo contact us, see the form below. Directions to the Program office<\/a>. The Boston University East stop<\/a> of the Green Line B is one minute away. Our office is at the first floor, together with the American & New England Studies Program.<\/p>\nDirector<\/h3>\n
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\nBay State Road, Room 106
\nPhone: 617-353-2949<\/p>\nDonate<\/h3>\n
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