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15:43

Advanced Certificate in Cultural & Heritage Venue...

The American University of Rome ·

2024/05/27

Professor Valerie Higgins discusses the summer professional development program, Advanced Certificate in Cultural & Heritage Venue Protection, delivered in partnership with Trdient Manor (security, risk, and crisis management specialists). Program Overview The Advanced Certificate in Cultural & Heritage Venue Protection is an immersive five-day program that addresses the critical need for robust security measures in cultural settings. Participants will explore various adversarial threats and learn

35:43

A podcast aperitivo under lockdown

The American University of Rome ·

2020/05/09

When we heard about Project EurHope, an initiative put together by five current International Relations & Global Politics students, we were very eager to invite them for a virtual aperitivo to find out more. While all of our podcasts have a global outlook, this one really takes the cake: in this episode we are joined by Adriana, Irene, Miriam, Bashir, Dario, and their professor, Irene Caratelli, zooming in from various corners of the world to discuss EurHope. On top of dealing with their studies

41:07

A podcast aperitivo under lockdown #3

The American University of Rome ·

2020/04/30

As the saying goes, “It’s 5 o’clock somewhere…” Wherever you are around the world, we invite you to take a pause, kick back, and join us for an aperitivo. Raising a glass with us this week are Clifford Curda ( BUS, '14) and Lorenzo Errico (SA, '12), both Business Administration alums and both brilliant members of our Alumni Council. Since their paths crossed during Lorenzo's study abroad semester at AUR, they have remained good friends and are by happy coincidence both now based in Berlin, Cliff

31:14

A podcast aperitivo under lockdown

The American University of Rome ·

2020/03/31

Here to brighten your Tuesday is another virtual aperitivo hosted by Ellie and Laura. This week's guest is AUR alumna Alessandra Potenza (COM, '11) who treats us to tales of her adventures in science journalism and gives an insight into the fascinating topics of her research. Tune in! Music credits: "Italian Spirit" by Jewel Beat

37:13

A podcast aperitivo during lockdown

The American University of Rome ·

2020/03/23

Laura and Ellie welcome AUR alumna Yesenia Sera to their first lockdown aperitivo.

22:22

Damn we've got interesting students

The American University of Rome ·

2019/10/24

Episode 2 of 'Damn we've got interesting students' sees Rachel Wertz & Maria Gatti, both Seniors at AUR, talking to Laura and Ellie about studying abroad, cats with neckties, junk food, and London pubs.

33:48

Damn we've got interesting students

The American University of Rome ·

2019/09/12

Episode 1 of 'Damn we've got interesting students' sees Chiara De Mattia, 20-year-old Travel and Tourism Management major, talking to Laura and Ellie about traveling, studying, sharing toothpaste, and authoring her first book at the age of nineteen.

31:31

Professor Paul Gwynne discusses "Francesco Benci's...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/10/26

It may never have occurred to you to take any interest in Latin epic poetry but do not skip this episode thinking it will not interest you - this is a tale of brutality and redemption and is explained in fascinating detail by Professor Gwynne. And there's some discussion of daffodils... In 1583 five Jesuit brothers set out with the intention of founding a new church and mission in India. Their dream was almost immediately, and brutally, terminated by local opposition. When their massacre was

01:03:08

When In Rome Episode 3 'Off The Beaten Path'

The American University of Rome ·

2018/06/18

When In Rome Episode 3 'Off The Beaten Path' by The American University of Rome

01:04:30

When in Rome Episode 2. 'A Fish Out Of Water'

The American University of Rome ·

2018/06/18

When in Rome Episode 2. 'A Fish Out Of Water' by The American University of Rome

01:04:22

When In Rome - Summer Podcast Episode. 1 'Mixdown'

The American University of Rome ·

2018/06/18

When In Rome - Summer Podcast Episode. 1 'Mixdown' by The American University of Rome

18:50

Professor Davor Džalto on his new book: 'Yugoslavia:...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/05/10

The Balkans, in particular the turbulent ex-Yugoslav territory, have been among the most important world regions in Noam Chomsky’s political reflections and activism for decades. His articles, public talks, and correspondence have provided a critical voice on political and social issues crucial not only to the region but the entire international community, including "humanitarian intervention," the relevance of international law in today’s politics, media manipulations, and economic crisis as a

01:07:59

A conversation with Tom Campbell, former director of...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/05/09

Former Museum Directors Richard Hodges (University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and currently President of The American University of Rome) and Tom Campbell (New York Metropolitan Museum of Art) in conversation about the challenges of running a museum in the age of technology & social media. As Director of the Met, Tom Campbell spent nine years pushing through a modernization campaign, heavily investing in digital technologies and dramatically expanding the

25:43

President Richard Hodges in discussion with educator...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/05/08

President Richard Hodges talks to Peter Gould about his new book, Empowering Communities through Archaeology and Heritage. Peter Gould, M.A. Sustainable Cultural Heritage and M.A. Arts Management, seeks to identify the success factors associated with economic development projects within communities adjacent to archaeological or heritage sites, a growing interest among archaeologists and heritage managers. Typically, the success of site museums, tourism businesses, or crafts cooperatives is rarely

33:05

"The Rise (and Fall) of Demagogues" with Professor...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/05/04

AUR honored the memory of its late Professor, James Walston, with a lecture by AUR Visiting Professor of Political Theory in the International Relations and Global Politics Program, Dr. Matt Qvortrup: "The Rise (and Fall) of Demagogues". Before the lecture, President Richard Hodges sat down to talk to Dr. Qvortrup. The free flowing discussion ranged across a host of related topics touching on demagogues, ancient Romans, Angela Merkel, Brexit, American literature, Russia ... and more. Dr Matt

46:39

Archaeologist Louise Schofield on Gold Mines, Hyenas...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/04/10

Louise Schofield has been working in Ethiopia since 2006, directing archaeological, conservation and development projects in that extraordinary country. The search for the Queen of Sheba brought her to her current site in Tigray, northeastern Ethiopia. Here her excavations have discovered a temple (probably dedicated to a moon god), an ancient battlefield, two cemeteries (including the burial of a 2,000 year-old Ethiopian ‘Sleeping Beauty’) and – most recently – a large palace. The earliest areas

32:07

AUR Alumni Round Table: Bronwyn Sweeney (Business...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/04/09

AUR Alumna and Business Club founding member Bronwyn Sweeney (BUS ’07) flew in from London to give a lecture to students about the day-to-day life of an advertising copywriter. She was also kind enough to kick-start our 'Alumni Round Table' podcast series.

01:17:52

Student Podcast - Mouth of the Wolves 'Symphony of...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/04/09

Mouth of the Wolves is a series of audio and video podcasts created by students for their class FDM211 - Introduction to Podcast and Vidcast. These shows are planned, produced and edited solely by the students (under the guiding eye of Professor Brian Koperski). Often insightful and invariably entertaining -be prepared to enjoy randomness and distraction as you glimpse the lives and philosophies of our multi-cultural, international students.

23:59

An interview with David Jennings, CEO of the York...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/04/09

Former chief executive of archaeology and heritage practice at Oxford Archaeology, David took over as Director of The York Archaeological Trust (YAT) in April 2013. YAT is an independent charity, founded in 1972, which investigates the past for the benefit of present communities and future generations – and is one of the bigger employers in entrepreneurial archaeology in the UK with the celebrated Jorvik Centre. Linking professional skills and archaeological expertise with a broadly based

32:06

An interview with Andrea Di Robilant, professor,...

The American University of Rome ·

2018/04/06

A thoroughly entertaining and informative conversation between Richard Hodges and AUR Professor, Andrea Di Robilant on the publication of his latest book, Autumn in Venice: Ernest Hemingway and his Last Muse. Di Robilant’s latest publication gives us the remarkable story of Hemingway's love affair with both the city of Venice and the muse he found there. In the fall of 1948 Hemingway and his fourth wife traveled for the first time to Venice, which Hemingway called "a goddam wonderful city." He was

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