Denis Robert McNamara1000 East Maple AvenueMundelein, IL 60060847.837.4542dmcnamara@usml.eduEM RESUMO: Dr. Denis Robert McNamara e Doutor em Filosofia maio de 2000 - pela pela Universidade da Virginia, em Historia da Arquitetura, com a dissertacao: Projeto Moderno e Medieval de Igreja nos Estados Unidos 1920-1945.Diploma do Instituto para o Estudo da Arquitetura Classica, pela Universidade de New York.Mestre em Historia da Arquitetura pela Universidade da Virginia.Bacharel em Letras magna cum laude em Historia da Arte pela Universidade de Yale: maio de 1991.Estuda teologia na Universidade de Saint Mary of the Lake.Sua experiencia profissional, inclui:Diretor-Adjunto e Membro do Instituto de Liturgia da Universidade de Saint Mary of the Lake.Palestrante: Departamentos de Historia da Arquitetura e de Educacao Continuada da Universidade da Virginia.Diretor-Adjunto para o Desenvolvimento da Pontificia Universidade de Santo Tomas de Aquino, em Roma, Italia.AO LADO: Links da Faculdade do Instituto de Liturgia e do Instituto da Arquitetura Sagrada. EDUCATIONDoctor of Philosophy, University of Virginia. Architectural History, May 2000. Dissertation: Modern and Medieval: Church Design in the United States 1920-1945. Advisor: Richard Guy Wilson.Certificate, New York University, Institute for the Study of Classical Architecture, Intensive Summer Design Program, Summer 1996.Master of Architectural History, University of Virginia. May 1994. Thesis: One of Our Best and Most Talented Men: Adolf Cluss and German Theory in 19th Century Washington, D.C. Advisor: Richard Guy Wilson.Bachelor of Arts, Yale University. History of Art, May 1991, magna cum laude. Advisor: Vincent Scully.Continuing studies, Theology, University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary, 2000-present. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEAssistant Director and Faculty Member, The Liturgical Institute, University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary, Mundelein, Illinois. July 2000 to present.Assisted in founding institute offering degrees in liturgical studies for Archdiocese of Chicago. Taught graduate and undergraduate level courses in art and architecture, theological aesthetics, liturgical studies and culture. Established department, hired faculty, developed curriculum. Planned academic conferences and commissioned new artistic and architectural work. Member of the Art and Architecture Commission of the Archdiocese of Chicago. Art direction for advertising, brochures, newsletters, posters, conference materials and web site. Researched and prepared grant proposals. Served as liturgical design consultant for churches and cathedrals.Graduate Advisor and Graduate Advisor Chair, Office of the Dean of Students Residence Life, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. August 1995 to May 2000, Chair 1998-2000.Resided in first-year residence hall. Served as primary academic advisor to 200 students and liaison with deans of the academic schools of the university. Developed and administered community-building and educational programs. Served on appraisal board adjudicating student infractions. Received letters of commendation, March 1997 and March 2000. As Graduate Advisor Chair supervised a staff of eleven, developed programmatic requirements, training programs, and originated and designed handbook. Received Melissa D. Holland Award for service to students, April 2000.Lecturer, Departments of Architectural History and Continuing Education, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. June 1997 to January 2000. Planned, developed and taught architectural history courses for graduate, undergraduate, and returning students with emphasis on signification as well as formal art historical characteristics. Directed graduate assistant. Instructor of record. Teaching Assistant, Department of Architectural History, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, January 1994 to