Suzanne Singletary (PhD, 2006) is a Professor in the College of Architecture and the Built Environment at Philadelphia University. Her research interests include interdisciplinary aspects of art, architecture, literature and music. She has participated in international symposia and has been an invited speaker at the National Gallery of Washington, D.C., the National Gallery of London, the Tate Britain, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She has published articles on Delacroix and Symbolism, Goya's paintings of cannibals, and contemporary art, architecture and visual culture. A catalogue essay for the National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin on Impressionist Interiors, as well as a contribution to an anthology on Edouard Manet with Ashgate Publishing Co., were published in 2008. A manuscript for a book that analyzes the paintings and interiors of James McNeill Whistler relative to French art and design is in preparation. Singletary received the "President's Award for Teaching Excellence" at Philadelphia University in 2015, awarded each year to one faculty who excels in teaching, service, and professional development.