Career
D'Alleva received a B.A. in art history from Harvard University. [1] She earned her M.A. and Ph.D. in art history from Columbia University,where she also obtained a graduate certificate in feminist theory. [1]
After completing postdoctoral fellowships at the Australian National University and through the Getty Foundation,D'Alleva joined the faculty at the University of Connecticut in 1999 with a joint appointment in Art History and Women’s,Gender,and Sexuality Studies. [1] Following the September 11 attacks,D'Alleva,then an assistant professor at UConn,led a movement encouraging students to wear hijabs on campus to show solidarity with Muslim students and combat Islamophobia. [2] She later served as head of the Department of Art and Art History and as an associate dean within the School of Fine Arts. [1] In 2015,she was appointed dean of the School of Fine Arts. [1] In May 2022,D'Alleva became the university's interim provost. [1] She was formally appointed provost and executive vice president for academic affairs in December 2022,becoming the first woman to hold the position. [1]
On August 19,2025,the State University of New York (SUNY) board of trustees appointed D'Alleva the eighth president of Binghamton University. [3] She assumed the presidency on November 1,2025,succeeding Harvey G. Stenger. [3]
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