| Caleb Smith
Director
Caleb's interests include the potential of new media to facilitate pedagogy and interpretation of the built environment. He holds degrees in American history and fine arts, and is completing a graduate degree in American Studies at Columbia, where his research emphasizes urban history, architecture and culture. He is an editor for the Encyclopedia of New York City, and his enthusiasm for New York City's architecture and history has informed his work as a lecturer, tour guide, and writer.
820–825 Schermerhorn
Hall, MC 5517
1190 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, New York 10027
212.854.3044
fax: 212.854.7329
cs2044@columbia.edu
Vacant
Digital Resources Curator
Jim Hall
Educational Technologist
Jim Hall supports faculty in web site design and development, including large, grant-funded projects. He graduated from Wake Forest University and received an M.F.A. in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University. After completing a post-baccalaureate certification in Information Systems from VCU, Jim worked for state, corporate, and higher-ed organizations as a web developer in the Richmond, Virginia area.
820–825 Schermerhorn
Hall, MC 5517
1190 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, New York 10027
212.854.0054
fax: 212.854.7329
jh3074@columbia.edu
Gabriel Rodriguez
Assistant Curator
Having received his degree in Art History from Columbia, Gabe is delighted to return to his alma mater and his passion for art images. As an undergraduate he worked in the Media Center throughout the entire course of his studies and is proficient in image processing and archive maintenance. While at Columbia, his particular area of interest was the 18th and 19th century tradition of British landscape painting; however his work with diverse image collections, such as at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, has fostered a general interest in the nature of art historical innovation and education.
820–825 Schermerhorn
Hall, MC 5517
1190 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, New York 10027
212.854.3044
fax: 212.854.7329
gsr2101@columbia.edu
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