Historic Preservation Faculty
Ursuline's Historic Preservation Faculty includes specialists in the field who are actively working in the profession and who bring a wide variety of skills and perspectives as well as connections to the community and ongoing projects.
Full-time Faculty
Bari Oyler Stith, Ph.D., Director of the Graduate and Undergraduate Programs in Historic Preservation
Advises Master's theses
Teaches: Foundations of/Introduction to Preserving Cultural Memory, Survey/Nomination, Issues/Ethics in Preserving Cultural Memory
Team teaches: Research Methods in History and Historic Preservation, Western Reserve History Through Place
B.S., History, Lake Erie College
M.A., American Studies, Case Western Reserve University
Ph.D., American Studies, Case Western Reserve University
Laura Hammel, Ph.D., APR, Director of Public Relations and Marketing Communications Degree Program
Teaches: Grant Writing
Pamela McVay, Ph.D., Department of History
Team teaches: Research Methods in History and Historic Preservation
Adjunct Faculty
Keevin Berman, Attorney at Law
Teaches: Preservation Law
John Burnell, Architectural Conservator, Mason's Mark LLC
Teaches: Conservation Studio
Nicholas Fagan, M. Arch. and M.L.I.S.
Teaches: American Architecture and Architectural History
Team Teaches: Western Reserve History Through Place
Dr. Theodore Sande, AIA Emeritus, Historic Preservation Consultant
Teaches: Adaptive Reuse, Preservation Planning, and Documenting/Recording Historic Properties