Background
Schlarman, Julie Jo was born on May 26, 1958 in Dubuque, Iowa, United States. Daughter of Joseph Raymond and Madeline Mary Schlarman.
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Julie Jo Schlarman, American history professor, consultant. Precinct captain Iowans For Hillary, Des Moines, 2007; Member of State History Society Iowa, Community Design award Committee, Iowa Architectural Foundation, Iowa History Preservation Alliance, Society Architectural Historians, American Society 18th-Century Studies, College Art Association.
Education
Bachelor in General Art, Iowa State University, Ames, 1982. Master of Arts in Studio Art, University Wisconsin, Superior, 1985. Master of Arts in Country House Studies, University Leeds, England, 1999.
Doctor of Philosophy, University Southampton, England, 2003.
Career
Docent, site supervisor National Mississippi River Museum, Dubuque, 1986—1989, educator, site supervisor, 1994—1998. Adjunct faculty Northeast Iowa Community College, Peosta, 1992—1998. Gallery assistant Harewood House Trust, England, 1999.
Adjunct lecturer Richmond, American International University, London, 2000—2003. Senior research officer University Essex, Department Art History, Colchester, England, 2003—2005. External examiner University London, Queen Mary College, 2004.
Assistant professor Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa, 2005—2008, University South Dakota, Vermillion, since 2008. Co-chair Dubuque County History Society, 1995—1998. Associated Press reader College Board, Princeton, New Jersey, since 2007.
Achievements
Membership
Precinct captain Iowans For Hillary, Des Moines, 2007. Member of State History Society Iowa, Community Design award Committee, Iowa Architectural Foundation, Iowa History Preservation Alliance, Society Architectural Historians, American Society 18th-Century Studies, College Art Association.
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Career
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1986 - 1989
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Awards
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Recipient Faculty Development award, University Essex, 2004. Travel and Research grant, Harewood House Trust, West Yorkshire, 1999, Faculty Arts Tuition grant, University Southampton, 1999—2002, Samuel J. Kress Travel fellowship, Society Architectural Historians, 2003, Research fellowship, Arts and Humanities Research Board, Great Britain, 2003-2005, Travel grant, College Art Association, 2005, Course Development grant, Lilly Foundation, 2007.Recipient Faculty Development award, University Essex, 2004. Travel and Research grant, Harewood House Trust, West Yorkshire, 1999, Faculty Arts Tuition grant, University Southampton, 1999—2002, Samuel J. Kress Travel fellowship, Society Architectural Historians, 2003, Research fellowship, Arts and Humanities Research Board, Great Britain, 2003-2005, Travel grant, College Art Association, 2005, Course Development grant, Lilly Foundation, 2007.