Gallery | Retired Faculty Organization

Fall 2025

Fall 2025 Gallery

September 3: Maya Stanfield-Mazzi, Professor of Art History, UF School of Art + Art History. Searching for the Secular in Potosí, Bolivia, the World’s First Global City.

September 10: Jeffry Adler, Professor of History, UF Department of History. The Rule of Law and the Shadow of Jim Crow

September 17: Fall Luncheon at Oak Hammock with Don McGlothlin and Lucinda Lavelli, Former Deans of the UF College of the Arts. The Rise of the Arts in American Higher Education: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of UF'S College of the Arts

September 24: Eric Segal, Director of Education and Curator of Academic Programs, Harn Museum of Art. Inventing Museum Goers: The Subtle Art of Making Everyone Happy in the Museum

October 1: Field trip to Paynes Prairie Interpretive Center (meeting point TBA)

October 8: Richard Heipp, Professor Emeritus, UF School of Art + Art History. Public Art / Personal Art : Process, Product and Creativity

October 15: Kim Tanzer, former Dean and Edward E. Elson Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia School of Architecture. City of Networks: Gainesville's Urbanism

October 23 (Thursday): Gifford Waters, Archaeologist and Historical Archaeology Collection Manager, Florida Museum of Natural History. 17th Century Spanish Mission in Our Own Backyard: Archaeology and History of Mission San Francisco de Potano

October 29: Kati Migliaccio, Dean and Professor, Agricultural and Biological Engineering, IFAS. The UF AI Blue Sky Initiative

November 7 (Friday): Veronica Robleto, Director of the Rural Women's Health Project, Gainesville, Florida. Current Immigrant Realities in North Central Florida and What I Can Do to Help

November 12: Stan Kaye, Professor Emeritus, UF School of Theatre + Dance. Journey on Waves of Light: Theater, Museums, & the Art of Consultation

November 19: Tammy Y Euliano, Professor of Anesthesiology and Associate Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Physiology & Functional Genomics, UF College of Medicine. The next chapter: Fiction Writing as an Encore Career.

December 3: Alvaro Lima, Assistant Professor, UF School of Art + Art History. Avenue of the People’s War: Maputo as Visual Battleground