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Lisa Passaglia Bauman is a Professor in the Department of Art History at George Mason University, specializing in Renaissance art and patronage studies. With a PhD from Northwestern University, she focuses on the political and rhetorical dimensions of architectural patronage in late fifteenth-century Rome, particularly among the della Rovere family. She has held teaching roles at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Northwestern University, and currently co-directs Mason's study abroad programs in Italy, France, and the UK.
- Education: PhD in Art History, Northwestern University
Her research bridges Renaissance art history, urban studies, and design thinking, with publications exploring the intersection of power, piety, and architectural consumption. Recent work emphasizes interdisciplinary methodologies and spatial analysis.
Notable awards include George Mason University’s Teaching Excellence Award (2007). She also contributes to the Smithsonian’s Resident Associate and Journeys programs, and co-founded Mason's interdisciplinary minor in Design Thinking.
