Background
Moevs, Maria Teresa Marabini was born on January 31, 1926 in Rome. Arrived in United States, 1955, naturalized, 1959. Daughter of Giuseppe and Tosca Marabini (Toschi).
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Maria Teresa Marabini Moevs
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Laurea Lettere, University Bologna, 1947. Doctor of Philosophy summa cum laude, University Rome, 1951. Postgraduate, Italian Archaeological School, Athens, 1950—1951.
Career
Inspector antiquities Ministry Education, Italy, Syracuse, Padua, 1952—1953. Inspector Central Restoration Institute, Rome, 1953—1955.
Instructor Italian, Radcliffe College, 1962-1964.
Instructor Italian, Douglass College (Rutgers), 1965—1968. Assistant professor Italian, Douglass College (Rutgers),1968—1972. Associate professor, 1972—1977, Douglass College (Rutgers), Professor, 1977—1981, Douglass College (Rutgers).
Professor classics & archaeology, 1981-1991, Rutgers University.
Member, Institute Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey, 1977—1978.
Member national screening committee Fulbright American Graduate Study Program, 1978—1979.
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Membership
Member of American Academy Rome, Society Fellows, Rei Cretariae Romanae Favtores, Princeton Society of Archaeol. Institute American (president since 1986), Archaeol. Institute American.
Connections
Married Robert W. Moevs, October 1, 1953. Children: Marina F., Christian R.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Recipient Goffredo Bellonci Special Prize, Rome Biennium, 1975-1977. Fellowship, Italian Government Italian Archaeol. School, Rome, 1947-1950, Italian Archaeol. School, Athens, 1950-1951, Fulbright fellowship, American Academy Rome, 1952-1953, scholarship, Radcliffe Institute Indiana Study Associate, 1962-1964, fellowship, American Academy Rome, 1963-1964, National Endowment of the Humanities, 1986-1987.Recipient Goffredo Bellonci Special Prize, Rome Biennium, 1975-1977. Fellowship, Italian Government Italian Archaeol. School, Rome, 1947-1950, Italian Archaeol.
School, Athens, 1950-1951, Fulbright fellowship, American Academy Rome, 1952-1953, scholarship, Radcliffe Institute Indiana Study Associate, 1962-1964, fellowship, American Academy Rome, 1963-1964, National Endowment of the Humanities, 1986-1987.