I am an Associate Professor of Art History specializing in the painting, sculpture, architecture and urbanism of medieval and Renaissance Italy, particularly Tuscany, Umbria and Latium.

• Lone Star Emmy nomination - National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (09/24/2021)
• Distinguished Service Award - Texas Historical Commission (06/13/2014)
• Distinguished Service Award - Texas Historical Commission (06/20/2013)
• Humanities West Best Lecture Award - Humanities West, San Francisco (05/10/2013)
• Distinguished Service Award - Texas Historical Commission (03/20/2011)
• Pillars of the Community - Hillel of Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA (04/22/2009)
• Distinction - Columbia University, New York, NY (03/03/2006)
• Chester Dale Fellowship - Center for Advanced Studies in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. (08/01/1997-08/31/1997)
• Mellon Foundation Fellowship - Columbia University, New York, NY (08/01/1996-08/31/1996)
• Advisory Council Summer Travel Grant - Columbia University, New York, NY (05/01/1995-05/31/1995)
• President's Fellowship - Columbia University, New York, NY (08/01/1993-08/31/1993)
• Distinction in General Scholarship - University of California, Berkeley, CA (05/22/1990)
• Highest Honors - Dept. of Art History, University of California, Berkeley, CA (05/22/1990)

• Ph D in Art History, Columbia University (2006)
• M. Phil. in Art History, Columbia University (1996)
• MA in Art History, Columbia University (1995)
• BA in Art History and English, University of California-Berkeley (1990)
• Collegiate Prep, The Blake School (1985)

• "Pancho Villa's Plunder" History Channel (2022), Max E. Grossman.
• The Architectural Firm Trost & Trost Texas Heritage 4 (2021), Max E. Grossman.
• “Re-Evaluating Classicism and Meaning in Renaissance Architecture,” book review, Architectural Histories 9, no. 1, European Architectural History Network: David Hemsoll, Emulating Antiquity: Renaissance Buildings from Brunelleschi to Michelangelo, (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2019). Architectural Histories 9 1 (2021), Max E. Grossman.
• Borderland Treasures: Exploring El Paso's Architecture KTSM 9 News, Nexstar Media Group, Inc. (2021), Max E. Grossman.
• Building Family Identity: The Orsini of Bracciano from Fiefdom to Duchy (1470-1698) Peter Lang (2019), Max E. Grossman, Paolo Alei.
• Tiziano Cinti, Mauro Lo Castro, and Angleo Luttazzi, eds., Il castello di Piombinara la chiesa e il cimitero: Le indagini 2004-2013, ser. Missione Archeologica del Castello Piombinara, vol. 2 (Comune di Colleferro, 2014), 94.2 (April 2019), 517-19. Speculum 94 2 (2019), Max E. Grossman.

• “The History of Sacred Heart Church in Context” (2023), Volume Woman's Club of El Paso, Max E. Grossman.
• “Restoring Sacred Heart Church in the Segundo Barrio” (2023), Volume UTEP, Max E. Grossman.
• The Architectural Masterpieces of El Paso's Urban Barrios (2023), Volume El Paso, Max E. Grossman.
• “The Restore Sacred Heart Church Project in the Segundo Barrio” (2022), Volume El Paso County Courthouse, El Paso, Max E. Grossman.
• “High Taxation and Deficit Spending in El Paso” (2022), Volume Clardy Fox Library, El Paso, Max E. Grossman.
• Franciscan Art and Architecture: The Friars, the Papacy, and the Laity (2022), Volume Nashville, TN, Max E. Grossman.
• The Architecture of the Segundo Barrio (2021), Volume El Paso, Texas, Max E. Grossman.
• The Architecture of Downtown El Paso (2021), Volume El Paso, Texas, Max E. Grossman.
• Apaches, Chinese and Jews in West Texas (2021), Volume Marathon, Texas, Max E. Grossman.
• The Firm Trost & Trost and the Technology of Reinforced Concrete (2021), Volume El Paso, Texas, Max E. Grossman.
• Sacred Heart Church in its Urban Context (2021), Volume El Paso, Texas, Max E. Grossman.
• Roma Aeterna UTEP Study Abroad Program (2021), Volume El Paso, Texas, Max E. Grossman.

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