Christopher Trinacty
Both students and faculty found Christopher's enthusiasm, intellectual curiosity, and positive attitude to be delightfully infectious.
Deborah Carlson
If you have an interest in the exciting and burgeoning field of nautical archaeology, you may instantly recognize Deborah Carlson in the photo above.
Gered Ryan
Some in the U of A Classics community will remember Gered Ryan as an amiable undergraduate who worked at the front desk in the department.
Jared Copeland
Before assuming his current position as a Latin teacher at Scottsdale Preparatory Academy, Jared Copeland spent a richly frenetic two years learning as much as he possibly could in the M.A. Emphasis in Classical Philology, while also making significant contributions to our departmental community.
Maggie Cohn
In the spring of 2008, Maggie Cohn earned her M.A. by completing her thesis, “Rethinking Rage: The Philosophical and Rhetorical Context for Umbricius' Anger in Satire 3 of Juvenal,” which won the Norman Austin Outstanding M.A. Thesis Award that year.
Mario Madden
The "grad student dungeon" and Bill Gates' Microsoft Corporation headquarters in Redmond, WA, are worlds apart, but that is precisely the journey Mario Madden has taken.
Sarah Palumbo
It is exhilarating—and a little exhausting—to sift through Sarah (Knapp) Palumbo's diverse accomplishments as a high school Latin teacher.
Scott LaBarge
In the course of pursuing his Ph.D. in Philosophy at UA, Scott wisely—some might characterize his bold choice otherwise—opted to concurrently seek an M.A. in Classics (Philology Emphasis).
William Aylward
William Aylward received his M.A. from the department in 1995 and subsequently earned his Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology from the University of Cincinnati in 2000.
