Committees and delegates

He is in charge of carrying out the functions assigned to him by the University Statute and the University Teaching Regulations:

• coordinates the committees and those responsible for the activities of the Course of Study (CdS)
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• convokes the Course of Study Council (CCS)
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• takes for approval the SUA-CdS, SMA, the RRC, student opinion analysis reports, course regulations
• reports to the CCS the results of all the activities carried out by the Commissions and various activity leaders
• holds relations with the course steering committee
• dialogues with the students and their representatives in order to improve, in harmony with the members of the various committees and all the faculty members of the course, the cultural and educational offerings of the CCS

Coordinator: Biagio Santorelli

Vicecoordinator: Serena Perrone

The Course of Study (CdS) is equipped with a Quality Assurance (QA) system to keep the management processes under control.

The QA Committee is responsible for:

• compiling and updating the Single Annual Report Card (SUA-CdS)
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• analyzing and compiling the Annual Monitoring Form (SMA)
• edit the Cyclical Review Report (CBR) and monitor the progress of proposed improvement activities
• analyze teaching evaluation questionnaires, Almalaurea questionnaires and other information sources (e.g., questionnaires from institutions or host companies)
• analyze the report of the School Joint Committee
• analyze reports and requests from students, faculty and technical administrative staff consistent with the procedures established by the University
• disseminate within the CoS the culture of quality education and self-evaluation
• monitor the indicators related to the CdS
• predict the educational offerings planned and delivered by the CdS

• Nicola Cucuzza (lecturer)
• Stefano Gardini (lecturer)
• Fabio Negrino (lecturer)
• Biagio Santorelli (lecturer)
• Laura Stagno (lecturer)
• Elisabetta Zurru (lecturer)
• Olivina Ghiorzo (TA staff)
• Filippo Scopesi (student representative)- 4817639@studenti.unige.it
• Iacopo Gentile (student representative)- 5704185@studenti.unige.it

It deals with:

• revising periodically the educational course based on data and indications from monitoring activities and organizing its delivery, also taking into account the needs of facilities and services
• verify the congruity between CFUs and teaching load and progression in semesters
• revise periodically access requirements and arrangements for midterm and final examinations
• harmonize the programs of educational activities
• check the completeness of information in teaching records
• verify the adequacy of teaching facilities and student services
• monitor the careers of students

• Antonino Facella (lecturer)
• Stefano Gardini (lecturer)
• Giacomo Montanari (lecturer)
• Silvia Pallecchi (lecturer)
• Biagio Santorelli (lecturer)
• Laura Stagno (lecturer)

It deals with:

• expressing needs from society and the world of work and culture
• providing an opinion between the coherence of the course of study as a whole and specific training activities with the demand for training
• clarify the strengths and weaknesses of the course and suggest strategies for improvement

The steering committee is "chain", that is, joint between Bachelor's Degree in Conservation of Cultural Heritage and Master's Degree in Art History and Art Heritage Enhancement.

The committee, as far as internal members are concerned, is composed of the members of the respective QA committees of the two courses of study, and, as far as external stakeholders of the course are concerned, it provides for the following composition:

State Museums

• Alessandra Guerrini (director of the Royal Palace and the Regional Directorate of Museums Liguria)
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• Eike D. Schmidt (director general of the Uffizi Gallery)

Peripheral agencies of the Ministry of Culture

• Francesca Imperiale (director of the Archival Superintendence of Liguria)
• Paola Traversone (delegate of the Regional Secretariat of the Ministry of Culture for Liguria)

Local Entities

• Luca Parodi (Culture and Entertainment Sector of the Region of Liguria)
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• Raffaella Besta (Director of Strada Nuova Museums, City of Genoa)
• Grazia Di Natale (regional delegate for Cultural Heritage and Worship Buildings, Archiepiscopal Curia of Genoa)

Foreign Entities and Museums

• Yannos Kouraghios (Superintendence of Antiquities of the Cyclades, Greece)
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• Neville Rowley (curator of the Bode Museum, Berlin)
• Federica Mancini (Paris, Louvre, Département des Arts Graphiques, chargée de collection Écoles génoise et lombarde XVe-XVIIIe siècle)

Foundations

• Serena Bertolucci (Director Palazzo Ducale Foundation for Culture)
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• Elisabetta Raffo (Bruschettini Foundation for Islamic and Asian Art)

Companies

• Alessandro Avanzino (Sagep Edizioni, Genoa)
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• Nadia Benappi (Benappi Gallery, Turin)
• Antonella Berruti (Pinksummer Gallery of Contemporary Art)
• Dario Cimorelli (Dario Cimorelli Editore, Milan)

Foundations

• Mario Beccaria (Places of Art, Genoa)
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It deals with:

• examining the resumes of candidates for appointment as subject matter experts and making a judgment for the CCS

• Paola Guglielmotti
• Sandra Macchiavello

It deals with:

• examining individual study plans, verifying compliance with the educational system and congruence with the educational path of the LSC with regard to the subjects freely chosen by students

• Antonino Facella (archaeological heritage curriculum)
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• Sandra Macchiavello (archival and library heritage curriculum)
• Giacomo Montanari (historical and artistic heritage curriculum)

It deals with:

• examining students' past careers based on the Scheduled Offering or the CoS Ordinance and preparing the recognition resolution for the CCS

• Serena Perrone

It deals with:

• promoting, collecting and managing proposals for internship/stage activities
• providing guidance to students on the appropriateness of proposals for internships, traineeships, other creditable activities
• organize the collection of questionnaires and opinions of institutions at which internships/internships have been conducted
• organize, with the support of the Employment Guidance and Placement Sector, activities to promote orientation to the world of work (meetings with companies, etc.)

• Job Orientation and Placement Department - sportellolavoro@unige.it
• Giacomo Montanari - Delegate for Orientation in the School of Humanities

Committee 'other' credits of the CdS:

• Gianluca Ameri 
• Nicola Cucuzza 
• Stefano Gardini 

It deals with:

• organizing in coordination with the University's University Studies Orientation Sector the orientation activities with schools and the Pathways for Transversal Skills and Orientation - PCTO
• organize the promotion activities of the CdS to the outside
• take part in the Freshmen Project
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Giacomo Montanari - Delegate for Orientation of the School of Humanities as well as responsible for the CdS

It deals with:

• coordinate the activities of reception tutoring and educational tutoring
• organize, in collaboration with the Coordinating Tutor of the Freshmen Project, the support activities for first-year students

Giacomo Montanari - Delegate for Orientation of the School of Humanities as well as responsible for the CdS

It deals with:

• promote and coordinate outgoing and incoming student mobility through the Erasmus+ program or other international programs
• promote the internationalization of the LSC through outward promotional activities and faculty mobility

Laura Sanfelici - International Relations Delegate School of Humanities
Jaqueline Visconti - Departmental Delegate for International Relations
Livia Cavaglieri - Departmental Delegate for International Relations

International Activities Committee of the CdS (in coordination with Paola Valenti, professor responsible for the LM in Art History):

• Alice Bonandini 
• Eliana Carrara 
• Maria Clelia Galassi 
• Anna Maria Stagno 

It deals with:

• updating and verifying the information on the Course of Study website, with the support of the School's technical-administrative staff
• check that transparency requirements are met

• Biagio Santorelli

It deals with:

• managing class schedules so as to avoid overlapping
• optimize the distribution of exam dates
• monitor compliance with the planned schedule

• Alice Bonandini
• Biagio Santorelli