| The Summer Institute in the Arts & Humanities |  |
The 2002 Institute
Innovations: Text, Technologies and New Media in
Ancient Worlds and Contemporary Cultures
June 25 - August 22, 2002
Overview | Faculty | Students | Schedule | Symposium
2002 Students
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Photo by Derrick Jefferies, 2005 Summer Institute |
Elias Avinger, Classics
Nicholas Barr, History & Comparative History of Ideas
Elizabeth Dettori, Art History
Josh Evans, Comparative History of Ideas
Aimee Friberg, Interdisciplinary Visual Art
David Halsell, Art, Sculpture
Melinda Lee Holm, Art History & Interdisciplinary Visual Arts
Max Hunter, History of Science & Comparative History of Ideas
Moon Ki Hwang, Comparative History of Ideas & International Studies
Ryan Jansen, Political Science
Ian Li, Computer Science & Art, Painting
Brian Luke, History, Classical Studies, Comparative Religion, Near Eastern Studies
Timothy Minnich, History
Ari Okano, Political Science & English
Gary Owen, Art, Painting
Susan Phillipsen, Germanics
Bailey Renner, Comparative History of Ideas
Kristin Risinger, Scandinavian Area Studies & International Studies
Peter Rollins, Comparative Religion & Near Eastern Civilizations and Languages
