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• Since 1996 the MA in the History of Decorative Arts Program [Now the Decorative Arts and Design History MA at George Washington University'S Columbian College of Arts and Sciences] has Offered A One-Of-A-Kind Academic Experience to the Newest Generation of Decorative Arts Professionals. Located at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, Dc, the Program is Distinguished by Several Important Aspects That Set it Apart from Other Courses of Graduate Study: A Comprehensive Grounding in the History of European and American Decorative Arts Complemented with A Consideration of Non-Western Art. in Addition to Theoretical and Contextual Studies, Academic Skills are Built Through Hands-On Courses That Focus on Furniture, Ceramics, Glass, Costume, Textiles, and Metalwork.
• Activities and Societies: Obtained A Certificate in Appraisal Studies from New York University'S School of Continuing and Professional Studies with Classes in 18th, 19th and 20th Century Furniture Materials, Construction and Use; American Decorative Arts; Legal and Ethical Aspects of Appraisals; Research Methods and Auction House Practices and Methods.
• St. John’S College is A Co-Educational, Four Year Liberal Arts College Known for its Distinctive Great Books Curriculum. St. John'S is A Single College Located on Two Campuses - One in Annapolis, Maryland, and Another in Santa Fe, New Mexico. the Campuses Share an Identical Curriculum, A Single Governing Board and Each Campus is Limited to Well Under 500 Students. the All-Required Course of Study is Based on the Reading, Study, and Discussion of the Most Important Books of the Western Tradition. There are no Majors and no Departments; All Students Follow the Same Program. Students Study from the Classics of Literature, Philosophy, Theology, Psychology, Political Science, Economics, History, Mathematics, Laboratory Sciences, and Music. no Textbooks are Used. the Books are Read in Roughly Chronological Order, Beginning with Ancient Greece and Continuing to Modern Times. All Classes are Discussion-Based (No Lectures) and Led by Tutors.