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, director of the at ¾«¶«Ó°Òµ, is the (CAA) 2020 Distinguished Professor of Art History Award winner.  She’ll receive the honor at the CAA annual conference in Chicago on Feb.  12.

The 109-year-old CAA comprises more than 12,000 individual members, ranging from artists, art historians and scholars to curators, critics, educators and other professionals in the visual arts. Another 2,000 departments of art and art history in academic institutions, museums, libraries, and professional and commercial organizations hold institutional memberships.

Established in 1977, the is presented to an individual who has been actively engaged in teaching art history for most of their career. Recipients are recognized for inspiring students in the pursuit of humanistic studies; rigorous intellectual standards and outstanding success in both scholarly and class presentation. They are also cited for their contribution to the advancement of knowledge and methodology in the discipline, including integration of art-historical knowledge with other disciplines, and aid to students in the development of their careers.

Senie has served as head of the MA art history program in the City College Division of Humanities and the Arts since 1986. In that position she’s in charge of art museum studies, including developing curriculum and supervising the internship program.

In addition to her administrative duties, Senie also holds the title professor of art history. Her chief areas of research are public art, memorials, memory and material culture.

Senie is also on the faculty of the Graduate Center, CUNY art history department, and served on the Mayoral Advisory Commission on City Art, Monuments and Markers.

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