Background
III, Andrew Stephen Arbury, was born on March 3, 1953 in Midland, Michigan, United States. Son of Andrew Stephen and Beryl D. Arbury.
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Andrew Stephen Arbury, III
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Andrew Stephen Arbury, III, American art historian. Certified Teacher of English as Foreign Language. Named Outstanding Young Men of America, 1985; recipient Mary Bartlett Cowdrey Fellow, Rutgers University, 1979-1980, Louis Bevier Graduate Fellow, 1980-1981, Fulbright Commission Scholarship, 1981-1983, Distinguished Leadership award, 1986, Men of Achievement award, 1987.
Education
Bachelor, Albion College, 1975. Master of Arts, Rutgers University, 1978. Diploma, University Madrid, Spain., 1982.
Doctor of Philosophy, Rutgers University, 1992.
Career
Cataloger, Midland County History Society Museum, 1979; instructor, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1979-1980; curatorial assistant, Rutgers University Fine Arts Collection, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1980-1981; instructor, U. Urbino, Italy, 1981; tcher. of English, Ponce De Leon Foundation, Madrid, Spain, 1983-1984; instructor, slide curator, gallery director, Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia, 1984-1988; associate professor, Radford (Virginia) U., since 1988; curator Dorothy Gillespie collection, Radford (Virginia) U., since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Save the Environment, Albion, Michigan, 1975. Member College Art Association American, Midwest Art History Society, American Society for Hispanic Art Studies, Visual Resources Association, American Academy Research Historians of Medieval Spain, Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, Southeastern College Art Conference, Phi Beta Kappa.
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Nationality
American
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Named Outstanding Young Men of America, 1985. Recipient Mary Bartlett Cowdrey Fellow, Rutgers University, 1979-1980, Louis Bevier Graduate Fellow, 1980-1981, Fulbright Commission Scholarship, 1981-1983, Distinguished Leadership award, 1986, Men of Achievement award, 1987.Named Outstanding Young Men of America, 1985. Recipient Mary Bartlett Cowdrey Fellow, Rutgers University, 1979-1980, Louis Bevier Graduate Fellow, 1980-1981, Fulbright Commission Scholarship, 1981-1983, Distinguished Leadership award, 1986, Men of Achievement award, 1987.