Notre Dame Global administers eight regional faculty advisory committees to advise on strengthening existing initiatives and imagining innovative opportunities regarding research, curriculum, programming, and partnerships in the region. These committees, established by Michael Pippenger, associate provost and vice president for internationalization, are chaired by Jonathan Noble, sr. assistant provost for internationalization and global executive director and supported by the respective global directors.
The NDG Rome Faculty Advisory Committee includes faculty members who are actively engaged with research and education related to Italy. The committee members are listed below:
- Selena Anders – School of Architecture
- Theodore J. Cachey Jr. - College of Arts & Letters
- Stefano Castruccio - College of Science
- David Cloutier – College of Arts & Letters
- Jim Collins - College of Arts & Letters
- Kathy Sprows Cummings - College of Arts & Letters
- Silvia Dall'Olio - Notre Dame Rome
- Luca Grillo - College of Arts & Letters
- Mari Yoko Hara – School of Architecture
- Margaret Meserve - College of Arts & Letters
- Daniel C. Miller - Keough School of Global Affairs
- Paul B. Miller – The Law School
- Hirotaka Sakaue - College of Engineering
- Paul Winters - Keough School of Global Affairs
- 1969 The Rome Studies Program is established by architect Frank Montana
- 2007 The Hesburgh Library began cataloging the library collection as part of the University architecture library
- 2010 Notre Dame purchases a building on Via Ostilia and begins renovations
- 2017 Students move into the Villa on the Celio, a new student residence owned by Notre Dame
- 2019 Architecture alumni and friends will gather in Rome to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Rome Studies Program
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