Jennifer Boggs
Concentration: Preservation Planning and Architectural Conservation
Internship: Conservation Technician at Arlington National Cemetery
Personal Statement:
After graduating from Rutgers University with a B.A. in art history and a certificate in cultural heritage and preservation studies, Jennifer was able to work on several archaeological investigations in Peru, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. She then entered a Masters program at the Institute of Fine Arts (IFA), NYU to continue her archaeological education. At the IFA, she completed a seminar paper on military necessity and its effects on cultural property. This research, ultimately, led her to the University of Pennsylvania's historic preservation program.
Thesis Research: Waiver Authority vs. Federal Preservation Laws: A Case Study on the U.S.-Mexican Border Wall
Internship: Conservation Technician at Arlington National Cemetery
Personal Statement:
After graduating from Rutgers University with a B.A. in art history and a certificate in cultural heritage and preservation studies, Jennifer was able to work on several archaeological investigations in Peru, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. She then entered a Masters program at the Institute of Fine Arts (IFA), NYU to continue her archaeological education. At the IFA, she completed a seminar paper on military necessity and its effects on cultural property. This research, ultimately, led her to the University of Pennsylvania's historic preservation program.
Thesis Research: Waiver Authority vs. Federal Preservation Laws: A Case Study on the U.S.-Mexican Border Wall
