American Research Center in Egypt
Christina DiMeglio Lopez currently serves as the US Director and Director of Advancement at the American Research Center in Egypt, focusing on leading advancement efforts, communications, national membership, outreach, and programs to support cultural heritage preservation in Egypt. Previously, Christina held the position of Director of Advancement & Alumni Relations at The Catholic University of America and served as Director of Principal & Major Gifts at Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington, where significant fundraising strategies were developed to meet substantial campaign goals. At the Smithsonian Institution, Christina excelled in various roles, including Senior Advancement & Outreach Officer, where operations were established to engage thousands of members and affiliated organizations. Christina's career also includes foundational work as the Smithsonian Brand Manager at Smithsonian Enterprises, specializing in scholarly publications. Christina holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art History, Criticism, and Conservation from the University of Maryland.
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American Research Center in Egypt
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Founded in 1948, the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) is a private, nonprofit organization composed of educational and cultural institutions, professional scholars, and private individuals. Through grants, fieldwork and field schools, ARCE’s partnership with Egyptians contributes to the shared goal of cultural heritage preservation. Over the years, ARCE’s strong relationship with the Ministry of Antiquities (MOA) (formerly the Supreme Council of Antiquities) has ensured the success of our work together. ARCE’s mission is to support research on all aspects of Egyptian history and culture; to protect, preserve and promote Egyptian cultural heritage; and to strengthen American-Egyptian cultural collaboration.