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+====== Sarti, Roland ======
+**History**, 1967-2002
+b. April 1937, Montefegatesi, Italy
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+Born in Montefegatesi, Italy, in April 1937, Roland Sarti began his academic career as a teaching assistant and instructor at Rutgers University from 1960-1964. In the fall of 1967, he was appointed Assistant Professor of Italian History in the [[h:history|History Department]] at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, becoming chair of the University Seminar on Studies in Modern Italy five years later. A scholar of the fascist movement in Italy, Sarti also wrote on topics ranging from rural life in the Apennines to the life of the revolutionary Giuseppe Mazzini.
+During his tenure at UMass, Sarti served on the Personnel, Curriculum, and Graduate Studies Committees, and played a prominent role in the Faculty Senate and the International Programs Office, particularly with respect to the summer programs in Italy. A past president of the New England Historical Society and the Society for Italian Historical Studies, he was a board member for the //European History Quarterly// and the H-Italy Network. He retired from active teaching in 2002.
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+===== Resources =====
+  * View the [[http://www.library.umass.edu/spcoll/umarmot/?p=620|collection description]] of the Sarti Papers (Call no. FS 011).