Sarah Buck

Dr. Sarah Buck is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Art History at Florida State University (FSU) and an adjunct instructor at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University’s School of Architecture + Engineering Technology. She specializes in online course design and has been the instructor of record for FSU’s ARH 2000 (Art, Architecture, & Artistic Vision) since 2019. Her work includes redesigning courses for online platforms, such as migrating to Canvas in 2018, and coordinating a team of 20 course mentors for over 1,000 students annually. She has also supported faculty in adapting courses to meet FSU’s upper-division writing and digital literacy standards.

Education: PhD and MA in Art History, Florida State University (2017 and unspecified).

Research Interests: Sarah’s research focuses on Mexican women’s history, feminist politics, and digital humanities. Her work bridges historical scholarship with modern pedagogical innovations, emphasizing accessibility and technology integration in education.

Awards:

• Award for Excellence in Online Course Design (FSU Office of Distance Learning)
• Award for Excellence in Online Mentoring (FSU Office of Distance Learning)

Advising & Grants: While no formal student advisees are listed, Sarah coordinates a significant educational support network for online learners. Her contributions to digital pedagogy reflect ongoing institutional priorities at FSU.

Teaching Roles: In addition to FSU, she teaches architectural history at FAMU, showcasing her interdisciplinary engagement with art and engineering fields.