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Study in Italy - San Gemini
Historic Preservation

Professor Max Cardillo
Professor Nikos Vakalis
Greg Thomson


The Program’s courses are aimed at architects, planners, art historians, museum curators, historians, engineers, and other individuals who will be involved in the planning, management and study of cultural heritage.

The program is organized around classroom courses, travel, field research and field projects. These projects offer students hands-on experience (the most effective way to learn).

Another important aspect of our study is travel. Italy offers a rich experience from a cultural and historical point of view. Students travel throughout central Italy to visit places of general cultural and historical interest along with visits to sites currently undergoing professional restoration.

Contacts:
Max Cardillo - mcard@uwm.edu
917 327 1240
Michael Carney - mwcarney@uwm.edu

Sharon L. Gosz
Center for International Education
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
166 Pearse Hall, P.O. Box 413,
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Tel.414 229 5182 Fax. 414 229 4858

Courses:
Introduction to Art Restoration in Italy Surveying and Analyzing Historic Buildings History of Italian Garden and Urban Landscape Traditional Painting Methods and Restoration Techniques Preservation Issues and Theory

Download application from website:
www.italiangarden.org

www.sangeministudies.info