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• 1 2023-08-18T16:11:22+00:00 Dr. Federico Pacchioni 18 plain 2023-09-06T18:09:53+00:00 Email: pacchion@chapman.edu
  Website: https://www.chapman.edu/wilkinson/research-centers/ferrucci-institute/research-creativity/index.aspx
  College: Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
  
  Overview of scholarly research/creative activity:
  The Ferrucci Institute supports creative and scholarly work for professors and students working on Italy-related projects across disciplinary units. A series of Interdisciplinary Pathways, faculty-led lines of investigation intersecting arts and sciences, is currently open to student participation.
  
  Specific projects working on:
  The Interdisciplinary Pathways are Eloquent Effigies (theater, puppetry, digital media, film, philosophy); Identity and Power: Italian Jews (history, politics, psychology, cultural studies); Performing Memory (ethnicity, identity, film, memoir, psychology); Food Design (ethnicity, cultural studies, communication, food branding); Mathematics as Culture (math, geometry, history, philosophy, arts; spirituality); Singing Poetry (songwriting, literature, music); Shared Vision (film history, gender studies, creativity, collaboration, archival research).
  
  Number of students looking to work with:
  5 or more
  
  When students are needed:
  Fall 2023
  Interterm 2024
  Spring 2024
  Summer 2024
  
  What students need to work with Dr. Pacchioni:
  Be curious, dedicated, and passionate about exploring Italy’s more universal intellectual and creative potentials.
  
  What students would be doing:
  Various research and creativity activities depending on chosen Interdisciplinary Pathway.
  
  Time commitment for students:
  Time commitment depends on chosen Interdisciplinary Pathway.
  
  Additional information:
  The Ferrucci Institute for Italian Experience and Research strives to inspire and advance a wide disciplinary spectrum of teaching and research initiatives exploring Italy’s more universal educational and intellectual potentials, both in its peninsular and diasporic contexts.