Resume

• 2007

  Certificate in German Proficiency

  German

  Recipient of the Program in the Ancient World Fellowship

  Goethe-Institut

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Dissertation Title: \"The Gynaikonitis: The (Un) Gendered Greek House\"\nAdvisor: T. L. Shear Jr.\nGranted: September 2012\n\nRecipient of the Dissertation Finishing Grant (2010-2011)

  Spears Fund Grant for Travel and Research in Greece (2008-2009)

  Stanley J. Seeger Fellowship for Study in Greece (2008)

  the Program in the Ancient World Fellowship (2008)

  and the J.F. Costopoulos Foundation Fellowship (2007–2008)

  Classical Art and Archaeology

  Student Government Representative (2007-2008)

  Princeton University

• 2003

  Latin

  French

  German

  Ancient Greek

  Greek

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Art and Archaeology General Exams: Greek and Roman archaeology

  architecture

  sculpture

  painting\nSpecial Topic Exam: Greek domestic architecture\nClassics General Exams: Greek history

  Roman history

  Ancient Greek

  Herodotus

  Sallust

  Classical Art and Archaeology

  J.F. Costopoulos Foundation Fellow (Hellenic Studies

  2003–2007)

  Stanley J. Seeger Fellow (Hellenic Studies

  2004)

  Princeton Art Museum Representative (2006-2007)

  Representative for the Program in the Ancient World (2004

  2005)

  Princeton University

• 1999

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Recipient of the Prince of Wales Prize in Classics (2003)

  the Mary White Award for High Achievement in Classics (2000–2002)

  and Dean’s List for High Academic Achievement (1999–2003)

  Classics

  University of Toronto

  Summa Cum Laude

• Participated in the 35th annual Walk-a-thon and raised funds to ensure the quality care of the elderly in a community center. I raised the most amount of funds of any individual for the home.

  Hellenic Home for the Aged

  Domestic Architecture

  Curating

  Fundraising

  History

  Sculpture

  Art History

  Women and Gender

  Museum Collections

  Archaeology

  Cultural Heritage

  Ancient History

  Teaching

  Art Exhibitions

  Vase Painting

  Art

  Museums

  Classical Art and Archaeology

  Ancient Greek

  Exhibition

  Research

  Papayiannis

  -- a Classical archaeologist with expertise in Greek and Roman art and architecture

  ancient history

  ancient languages

  material culture

  and museum studies \n-- specializing in domestic architecture

  vase painting

  and women in the ancient world\n-- professional work experience as a curatorial associate

  university lecturer

  and field archaeologist

  Joanna

  Papayiannis

  University of Toronto

  St. George

  Museum of Fine Arts

  Boston

  Royal Ontario Museum

  Trent University

  Museum of Fine Arts

  Boston

  Argilos Archaeological Project

  Akrotiri Archaeological Project

  Princeton University

  Boston

  Massachusetts

  U.S.A.

  Research

  organization

  and planning of a Greek permanent gallery.

  Stavros Niarchos Curatorial Fellow in Classical Art

  Museum of Fine Arts

  Boston

  Toronto

  Ontario

  Canada

  Curatorial assistant in the Department of Textiles at the Royal Ontario Museum: helped prepare visuals for upcoming exhibits

  conducted research

  updated artifact database and visual resources collection

  and dealt with daily correspondence.

  Curatorial Assistant

  Volunteer

  Royal Ontario Museum

  Argilos

  Serres

  Greece

  Archaeological excavator during field season of a late Classical domestic complex: excavated a trench associated with a domestic assemblage

  sorted and classified pottery

  and updated daily log books.\n\nRecipient of the Program in the Ancient World Fellowship

  Archaeological Excavator

  Argilos Archaeological Project

  Lecturer

  Program in Material Culture; Victoria College

  University of Toronto - St.George Campus

  Lecturer in the Program of Material Culture

  Toronto

  Canada Area

  University of Toronto

  St. George

  Akrotiri

  Santorini

  Greece

  Laboratory assistant at the prehistoric site of Akrotiri: analyzed floral and faunal remains and classified and organized pottery in storage.\n\nRecipient of the Stanley J. Seeger Fellowship for Study and Research in Greece (Hellenic Studies) and The Program in the Ancient World Fellowship

  Laboratory Assistant

  Akrotiri Archaeological Project

  Peterborough

  Ontario

  Canada

  Lecturer in the Department of Ancient History and Classics. Taught courses on women in the ancient world and athletics in antiquity.

  Lecturer

  Trent University

  Princeton

  New Jersey

  U.S.A.

  Assistant Instructor in the Department of Art and Archaeology. Taught courses on ancient art and archaeology

  Roman architecture

  and Renaissance art and architecture.

  Assistant Instructor

  Princeton University

  Boston

  Massachusetts

  U.S.A.

  Research

  organization

  and planning of a Greek permanent gallery; curatorial duties

  Curatorial Research Associate in the Department of the Ancient World

  Museum of Fine Arts

  Boston