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JoAnne Mancini is an Associate Professor in History at Maynooth University. She previously held visiting roles, including the Terra Visiting Professorship at the John F. Kennedy Institute, Freie Universität Berlin (2021–2022). Her research bridges American art history with interdisciplinary topics like urban environments, migration, and policy, emphasizing global and transpacific perspectives. She has published extensively, including Art and War in the Pacific World (2018) and co-edited Architecture and Armed Conflict (2015). Mancini has received major awards such as the Royal Irish Academy membership (2022) and the Charles C. Eldredge Prize (2008). Her work appears in journals like American Quarterly and Journal of American History.
Education: PhD and MA from Johns Hopkins University; B.A. from University of Virginia.
Research Interests: Interdisciplinary American art history, material culture, citizenship, and urban studies. Her recent focus includes education policy and unequal access to resources in Ireland.
Awards and Fellowships: Over 20+ grants and fellowships from institutions like the Getty Research Institute and the Smithsonian. Notable honors include the Peggy O'Brien Book Prize (2021) and the Yasuo Sakakibara Prize (2002).
Outreach: Active in public engagement through media appearances (RTÉ, BBC), radio programs (Newstalk Radio's Talking History), and contributions to platforms like RTÉ Brainstorm.
