Italy

International Study Programs

• 2010 Study Abroad: European Art History—Spring
• 2010 Study Abroad: Italy—Fall
• 2010 Study Abroad: Italian Language—Spring
• 2010 Study Abroad: Global Marketing—Summer
• 2010 Internship: Italy Internships
• 2010 Field Study: Italy—Spring/Summer
• 2010 Direct Enrollement: Italy

Lectures and Presentations

27 Oct 2008
	Eating Italian Culture: A Culinary Journey through Italian Art, History, Music, and Literature Luca Bonomi, president, Dante Alighieri Society, Siena, Italy
20 Nov 2007
	The Contradas and the Palio in the History and Life of Siena Luca Bonomi, president, Dante Alighieri Society, Siena, Italy
24 Oct 2007
	Fatima Hatun née Beatrice Michiel: Renegade Women in Early Modern Venice Eric R. Dursteler, associate professor of history, Brigham Young University
12 Sep 2007
	Italian Pioneers: From the Gold Rush to Today Alessandro Trojani, director, Italians in the Gold Rush and Beyond, professor of multimedia computer science and e-learning, University of Florence, Italy
13 Dec 2006
	Integration of Muslims in European Society Paolo Branca and Antonio Cuciniello, professors from the Catolic University of Milan
22 Mar 2006
	Challenges of Integrating Muslims in Italy" and "Kicking the Anthill: The Secularization of French Islam James Toronto, associate professor of Arabic and Islamic studies, and R. John Matthies, assistant professor of French
28 Jan 2006
	The Struggle to Achieve an 'Islam Italiano': Obstacles to Integration of Muslims in Italy’s Religious Landscape James Toronto, Brigham Young University
17 Mar 2004
	Drowning a Renaissance City: The Dilemmas of Flood Control in Venice from the Renaissance to the Present Karl Appuhn, environmental historian of Renaissance Italy.

Bridges Articles

• Winter 2001 : Researching Far Afield
• Fall 2002 : Leveraging Power in the Late-Renaissance Paradigm
• Spring 2004 : American Primacy and Anti-Americanism in World Politics
• Spring 2005 : A New Focus on Europe
• Fall 2005 : Divine Coincidence—Ancient Islamic Texts for the Masses
• Summer 2006 : Andrew Bay—Building Bridges of Understanding through Culturgrams
• Spring 2005 : Alumnus Profile—Brian J. Christensen

Faculty Research Grants

• 2005—Eric Dursteler, History
• Gender and Boundaries in the House of the Catechumens
• 2005—James Toronto, Asian and Near Eastern Languages
• History of the LDS Church in Italy
• 2007—James Toronto, School of Social Work
• The History of the LDS Church in Italy
• 2007—Mark Choate, Health Science
• The Promotion of Cultural Nationalism: "Making Italians" through Travel and Tourism 1871–1975