Karen Acton, Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Michigan (Late Republican and Early Imperial Roman History, Leadership and Gender in Elite Culture, Roman Numismatics, Roman Historiography)
John Bauschatz, Assistant Professor & Director of the Ancient Greek Program, Ph.D., Duke University (Greek and Roman Social History, Greek Papyrology, Crime in Antiquity, Hellenistic and Roman Egypt, Greek and Latin Astrological Writers)
David Christenson, Professor & Director of Graduate Studies, Ph.D., Harvard University (Greek and Roman Theater, Republican and Augustan Literature, Ancient Novel, Latin Pedagogy)
Rip Economou, Adjunct Professor, M.A., New York University (Classics), M.A., Michigan State University (English and Comparative Literature) (Modern Greek Pedagogy)
Eleni Hasaki, Associate Professor of Classics and Anthropology, School of Anthropology and Department of Classics, Ph.D., University of Cincinnati (Craftsmen and Technology, Ceramic Ethnoarchaeology, Ancient Religion, Ancient Travel, Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology)
Jennifer Kendall, Instructor, Ph.D. Candidate, State University of New York at Buffalo (Roman Republic, Roman Historians and Historiography (Ancient and Modern), Topography of Rome, Rome and the Classical Tradition)
Mike Lippman, Lecturer, Ph.D., Duke University (Greek Drama, Fifth Century Athens, Plato, Ancient Literary Criticism, Late Roman Republican Literature & Culture, Petronius)
Stacey McGowen, Visiting Assistant Professor, D.Phil., University of Oxford (Roman Sculpture, Roman Provinces, The Augustan Period, Intersection of Ancient Texts and Art)
Robert Schon, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College (The Bronze Age, Mediterranean and Balkan Landscapes, Archaeological Survey, Power and Governance in Ancient States)
David Soren, Regents Professor, Ph.D., Harvard University (Roman and Greek Archaeology, Art History)
Bella Vivante, Professor, Ph.D., Stanford University (Ancient Greek Drama, Archaic Poetry, Art, Women in Antiquity, Cross Cultural Comparisons)
Mary Voyatzis, Professor, Ph.D, University of London (Greek Sanctuaries, Dark Age Greece, Greek Pottery)
Cynthia White, Professor & Director of the Basic Latin Program, Ph.D., The Catholic University of America (Augustan Poetry, Late Antique Latin Literature, Greek Patristics, Medieval Latin)
Richard H. Wilkinson, Regents Professor, Ph.D., University of Minnesota (Egyptology, Egyptian Archaeology, Ancient Egyptian Art, Culture and Religion)
Norman Austin, Professor Emeritus, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley (Homer, Greek Bronze Age, Archaic Greek Lyric Poetry and Philosophy)
Albert Leonard, Jr., Professor Emeritus, Ph.D., The Oriental Institute, University of Chicago (Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology, Ancient Mediterranean Commerce, Art and Archaeology of Ancient Egypt)
Marilyn B. Skinner, Professor Emerita, Ph.D., Stanford University (Latin Literature, Roman Culture, Women in Antiquity)
Thomas Worthen, Associate Professor Emeritus, Ph.D., University of Washington (Early Astronomic Science and Lore and Its Relation to Mythology, Ancient Greek)
Julia Annas, Regents Professor of Philosophy, Ph.D., Harvard University (Ancient Greek Philosophy: Ethics, Psychology and Epistemology)
Emma Blake, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Ph.D., University of Cambridge (Italy in the Bronze and Iron Ages, Colonialism and Diaspora, Archaeological Theory, Cultural Identity, Megalithic Monuments, Ceramic Analysis, Social Networks)
Alison Futrell, Associate Professor of History, Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley (Gender and Material Culture in Roman Imperial Politics, Reception of Ancient Rome in Film, Literature, and Art)
Steven Johnstone, Associate Professor of History, Ph.D., University of Chicago (Ancient Greek Social and Political History)
Rachana Kamtekar, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Ph.D., University of Chicago (Moral Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy)
Daniel C. Russell, Professor, Freedom Center and Department of Philosophy, Ph.D., University of Arizona (Ancient Ethics and Moral Psychology; Contemporary Virtue Ethics and Virtue Theory)
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