College & Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

My dissertation focuses on the variation in building materials, construction techniques, and architectural plans of Roman domestic structures in the provinces of Gaul, Britannia, and Germania.

This project explores the role of the Spanish Manila in the birth of today's global world.

The Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program will enhance Dr. Natasha S. Ribeiro's capacities to conduct/coordinate research and expand partnerships in the USA.

An interdisciplinary conference on the global root causes and implications of the current refugee crisis in Europe.

The Global Ecoacoustics Project is a collaborative global initiative between the University of Virginia, and institutions in Australia, Colorado and Alaska.

The Global History of Black Girlhood Conference will enable an interdisciplinary network of scholars to frame the emerging field of black girl history.

This dissertation traces the genesis and evolution of the idea that the Tristan da Cunha island group held the secrets to ameliorating poverty, disease, and environmental degradation on a global scale.

The project I am currently working on, concerning migration and artistic frontiers in Argentina, is conceived to be the first step of my final dissertation "Making Art in Migration: Global Countercultural Movements between Italy, Spain and Argentina".

China, the country with the world's most Internet users, offers US media/technology firms important market opportunities.

I am a PhD student in socio-cultural anthropology, focusing on policing, migration, and visual/sensory methods.