RIT logoDept. HomeFLTCInternational Studies 
College of Liberal Arts Home Language & Literature Home Foreign Languages & American Sign Language
Italian

FLTC ASL Arabic Chinese French German Italian Japanese Portuguese Russian Spanish
FL & ASL Home American Sign Language (NTID Building at RIT) Arabic (Oasis) Chinese (Great Wall) French (Eiffeltower) German (Alpes) Italian (Pisa) Japanese (Golden Pagoda) Portuguese (Sugarloaf) Russian (Kremlin) Spanish (Arches)
Italian Instructor(s)
Elisabetta Sanino D'Amanda, Lecturer of Italian

Building 07-A428
Phone: 475-6522
E-mail exdgla@rit.edu, da5@netacc.net
BA, State University of New York - ESC; MS, Nazareth College; NYS Certification 7-12 Italian; ABD, Middlebury College

Teaching and Research Interests: In her hometown of Torino, Elisabetta D'Amanda studied Italian Literature and History at the University in Torino in the College of Liberal Arts with a Minor in Art.
    Elisabetta then pursued acting studies with Actor's Studio member Sandra Seacat and worked as an actor in both film and television productions in Italy between 1986 and 1991. Her career included work credits with directors Dino Risi, Pupi Avati, Mimmo Calopresti, Felice Farina, Roberto Giannarelli, and Guido Chiesa (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0762783/).
    While serving as an Italian instructor at the University of Rochester since 1999 and at Rochester Institute of Technology since 2001, at both institutions, she has organized the "Club Italiano" to enhance students' experience with the Italian language and culture. She has created a Study Abroad program for Genova, Italy in collaboration with the RIT Study Abroad Office.
    Elisabetta is a member of the "Casa Italiana" Academic and Cultural Committee at Nazareth College where she has been active as an instructor for children and adults and has focused on the Italian-American community of Rochester since 1997. She pursues her interest in traditional foods and sustainable economy by co-leading the "Slow Food" chapter in Rochester and participates in the Slow Food National Education Committee.

Courses: Beg. Italian 1, 2, 3; Inter. Italian 1, 2, 3; Adv. Italian 1, 2, 3; Italian Program Advisor and Coordinator; Genova Study Abroad Program Director.

 
Rosalba Pisaturo, Adjunct Instructor of Spanish and Italian

Building 01-3219
Phone: 475-4427
E-mail rjpgsl@rit.edu

 


BACK to Italian Language Page

© Copyright 2004 Rochester Institute of Technology | Disclaimer | Copyright Infringement | Contact | References