Hipólito Rafael Chacón 1-406-243-2735 (office) Place of birth: Citizenship: Education: 1995 Ph.D., The University of Chicago Dissertation: Michelangelism in Spanish Art of the Sixteenth Century. Primary Renaissance Art; secondary: Baroque. Dissertation defended with honors. 1987 M.A., The Master's Thesis: The Beheaded the Baptist in Spanish Sculpture, 1591- 1779. Art History. 1985 A.B., Major: Art; Minor: Biology. Graduated Summa Cum Laude. Awards and Honors: 2016 The University of Montana. Sabbatical Award, 2014 The University of Montana. Merit Award, Named one of ten Smithsonian Journeys Experts.” “Five-Star 2013 Delivered a TEDx lecture, The University of Montana. Invited to lecture in the Montana State University-Northern’s Chancellor’s Lecture Series. from Humanities Montana and Opportunity Grant Global Leadership to bring Magda Resik-Aguirre, Communications Initiative Director, Office of the Historian of the City of Havana to The University of Montana. 2012 The University of Montana. Mini-Sabbatical Award, 2011 Presidential Appointee to the Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Council, The University of Montana. lecturer for the Smithsonian Journeys Lecture Series in Europe. 2010 The University of Montana. Merit Award, Walked the in , the medieval pilgrimage route starting in Le Via Podiensis . 2009 from the Missoula Historic Preservation Office for the expansion Research of The , Historic District National Register Nomination The . Sabbatical Award, 2008 The . Merit Award, 2007 Ogg for Individual Contribution to Historic Preservation, Missoula Historic Preservation Commission. for the publication of Preserving Missoula County’s History Grant The Original Man: The Life and Work of Architect A.J. Gibson , : The Press. (1862-1927), 2006 Selected for inclusion in Bridget Kevane, Latinos in : A State-by- two volumes, edited by Mark Overmeyer- State Encyclopedia,
Hipólito Rafael Chacón 1-406-243-2735 (office) Place of birth: Citizenship: Education: 1995 Ph.D., The University of Chicago Dissertation: Michelangelism in Spanish Art of the Sixteenth Century. Primary Renaissance Art; secondary: Baroque. Dissertation defended with honors. 1987 M.A., The Master's Thesis: The Beheaded the Baptist in Spanish Sculpture, 1591- 1779. Art History. 1985 A.B., Major: Art; Minor: Biology. Graduated Summa Cum Laude. Awards and Honors: 2016 Sabbatical Award, The University of Montana. 2014 Merit Award, The University of Montana. Named one of ten “Five-Star Smithsonian Journeys Experts.” 2013 Delivered a TEDx lecture, The University of Montana. Invited to lecture in the Montana State University-Northern’s Chancellor’s Lecture Series. Opportunity Grant from Humanities Montana and Global Leadership Initiative to bring Magda Resik-Aguirre, Communications Director, Office of the Historian of the City of Havana to The University of Montana. 2012 Mini-Sabbatical Award, The University of Montana. 2011 Presidential Appointee to the Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Council, The University of Montana. lecturer for the Smithsonian Journeys Lecture Series in Europe. 2010 Merit Award, The University of Montana. Walked the Via Podiensis in , the medieval pilgrimage route starting in Le . 2009 Research from the Missoula Historic Preservation Office for the expansion of The , Historic District National Register Nomination Sabbatical Award, The . 2008 Merit Award, The . 2007 Ogg for Individual Contribution to Historic Preservation, Missoula Historic Preservation Commission. Preserving Missoula County’s History Grant for the publication of The Original Man: The Life and Work of Architect A.J. Gibson (1862-1927), , : The Press. 2006 Selected for inclusion in Bridget Kevane, Latinos in : A State-by- State Encyclopedia, two volumes, edited by Mark Overmeyer-
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