Alumni
| Jeremy Brightbill | "Roman Declamation: Between Creativity and Constraints" |
| Jonah Radding | "Politics and Poetics: Tradition, Genre, and Poetic Innovation in Euripidean Tragedy" |
| Sailakshmi Ramgopal | "Romans Abroad: Associations of Roman Citizens from the Second Century BCE to the Third Century BCE" |
| Walter M. Shandruk | "A Computational Approach to the Study of Magical Gems" |
| Bart Van Wassenhove | "Moral Admonition and the Emotions in Seneca’s Philosophical Works" |
| Tobias Joho | "Alcibiadean Mysteries and the run-up to the Sicilian Expedition (Thuc. 6.8-32)" |
| Alexander Lee | "Philosophical image-making and dianoia in Plato’s Republic" |
| Diana Moser | Violence and Criminality in the Ancient Roman World |
| Emily Jusino | Misleading Reports, False Resolutions, and Sophoclean Dramaturgy |
| Jacobo Myerston | The Reception of Mesopotamian Etymologizing in Early Greek Poetry and Cosmogony |
| Megan Nutzman | A hotbed of healing: ritual cures in Roman and late antique Syria-Palestine |
| Kassandra Jackson | A Doctor on the Clock: Hourly Timekeeping and Galen’s Scientific Method |
| Julia Mebane | The Body Politic and Roman Political Languages |
| Geoffrey Benson | “The Invisible Ass: A Reading of Apuleius’ Metamorphoses.” |
| Natasha Bershadsky | “Pushing the Boundaries of Myth: Transformations of Ancient Border Wars in Archaic and Classical Greece.” |
| Paul Keen | “Land of Experiment: The Ptolemies and the Development of Hellenistic Cyprus, 312–58 BC.” |
| Jessica Seidman | “Loci Memoriae: Place and Memory in Latin Literature.” |
| Deborah H. Cromley | “Voce Privatus: Speech, Silence, and Human Entanglement in Language in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses.” |
| Raymond Kania | “Audax Iuventa: Virgil’s Eclogues and the Art of Fiction.” |
| Thomas Keith | “Blood, Toil, Tearless Sweat: Sparta in Philosophical Thought of the Late Republic and Early Empire.” |
| Teresa Lemieux | “The Agency and Affection of Pity in Sophocles.” |
| Rana Saadi Liebert | “Hunger for Tears: Archaic Poetics and the Platonic Critique of Poetic Pleasure.” |
| Katherine Milco | “Perpetua’s Two Audiences: the Passio as a Sacred Performance” |
| Daniel Bandstra | “The Art and Nature of the Sublime in the Peri Hupsous of Longinus.” |
| Hannah Minkus | “Encountering Mortality: Life, Death, and Divine Identity in the Major Homeric Hymns.” |
| Aaron Seider | “Creating the Past: Memory in Virgil’s Aeneid.” |
| Frances Spaltro | “Dancing for Athena: the Pyrrhic Dance and the Perfect Citizen in Plato’s Laws.” |
| Edward Dandrow | “Strabo and Greek Identity in the Age of Augustus: Memory, Tradition, and Ethnographic Representation.” |
| Philip Venticinque | “Common Causes: Guilds, Craftsmen, and Merchants in the Economy and Society of Roman and Late Roman Egypt.” |
| Ari Bryen | “Violence, Law, and Society in Roman and Late Antique Egypt.” |
| Janet Downie | “Professing Illness: Healing Narrative and Rhetorical Self-Presentation in Aelius Aristides’ Hieroi Logoi.” |
| Robert Germany | “Mimetic Contagion in Terence’s Eunuchus.” |
| John Paulas | “Athenaeus and the Advantages of Philology.” |
| Francesca Sardi | “Psychological Activity in the Homeric Circe Episode.” |
| William Bubelis | “Athenian Sacred Treasurers from Solon to the Persian Wars.” |
| Brendan Boyle | “The Athenian Courtroom: Politics, Rhetoric, Ethics.” |
| Alex Gottesman | “A Branch on the Altar: Supplication and Symbolic Capital in Ancient Greece.” |
| James Sullivan | “Thucydides Politicus: The Political Dimensions of Thucydides’ History of the Peloponnesian War.” |
| Fanny Dolansky | “Ritual, Gender, and Status in the Roman Family.” |
| Brien Garnand | “The Use of Phoenician Infant Sacrifice in the Formation of Ethnic Identities.” |
| Daniella Reinhard | “Playing Dead: Hades and Idolatry in Sophocles and Homer.” |
| John Hyland | “Tissaphernes and the Achaemenid Empire in Thucydides and Xenophon.” |
| Carolina Lopez-Ruiz | “The Sons of Earth and the Starry Heaven: Greek Theogonic Traditions and their Northwest Semitic Background.” |
| Benjamin Stevens | “The Origins of Language in Greek and Roman Thought.” |
| Ilse Muller | “Strategies for Survival: Widows in the Context of their Social Relationships.” |
| Stacie Raucci | “Gazing Games: Propertius and the Dynamics of Vision.” |
| Ian Moyer | “At the Limits of Hellenism: Egyptian Priests and the Greek World.” |
| Kevin Hawthorne | “Rhetoric and Discursive Frameworks in Sophoklean Agones.” |
| Neil Coffee | “Belli Commercia: Violent Exchange in Vergil’s Aeneid.” |
| Elizabeth Manwell | “Slips of the Tongue: Catullus’ Oral Aesthetic.” |
| Christopher Star | “Action and Self-Control: Apostrophe in Seneca, Lucan, and Petronius.” |
| Edith Foster | “Material Culture in Thucydidean Narrative.” |
| Andrew Foster | “Structured Polyphony: Narrative Framing and Reception in Theocritus’ Idylls 6, 15 and 24.” |
| William Stull | “The Representation of Authority in Cicero’s Dialogues.” |
| Sarah Cohen | “Exile in the Political Language of the Early Principate.” |
| Daniel Richter | “Ethnography, Archaism, and Identity in the Early Roman Empire.” |
| Christine Saavedra | “Women on the Verge of the Roman Empire.” |
| Jill Connelly | “Renegotiating Ovid’s Heroides.” |
| Keith Jones | “Controlling Love: Imagination, Subordination, and Alienation in Ovid’s Amores.” |
| Anatole Mori | “Alliance, Ambush, and Sacrifice: Political Authority in Apollonius’ Argonautica.” |
| Jon Berry | “Narrative and Identity in Heliodorus’ Aithiopika.” |
| David Dodd | “Heroes on the Edge: Youth, Status and Marginality in Fifth-Century Greek Narrative.” |
| Radcliffe Edmonds | “A Path Neither Simple nor Single: The Use Of Myth in Plato, Aristophanes, and the ‘Orphic’ Gold Tablets.” |
| Kelly Olson | “Fashioning the Female in Roman Antiquity.” |
| Christopher Siciliano | “Labor and Justice: A Pattern of Allusions in Virgil’s Georgics.” |
| Geert Van Cleemput | “Aristotle on Happiness in the Nicomachean Ethics and the Politics.” |
| Eugene Adam | “Tense and Aspect in Roman Historiographic Narrative: A Functional Approach to the Prose of the Memoria Rerum Gestarum.” |
| Joseph T. Baruffi | “Naval Warfare Operations in the Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean.” |
| Jeffrey Rydberg-Cox | “The Rhetoric of Myth in the Isocratean Corpus.” |
| Peter T. Struck | “Reading Symbols: Traces of the Gods in the Ancient Greek-Speaking World.” |
| David Wolfsdorf | “Aporia in Plato’s Charmides, Laches, and Lysis.” |
| Jerry Andrews | “The Father’s Discipline: Religious Ideas and Social Roles in Clement of Alexandria.” |
| Bruce King | “The End of Adventure: On the Future of the Iliadic Hero.” |
| Victoria E. Pagan | “Tacitus Plus: The Poetics of Disguise.” |
| Mark D. Usher | “Homeric Stitchings: A New Text and Interpretation of the Homeric Centos.” |
| Andrew Wolpert | “Rebuilding the Walls of Athens: Democratic Ideology, Civic Discourse, and the Reconciliation of 403 B.C.” |
| Denise M. Laskey | “An Examination of the Literary Sources Helpful in Interpreting the Metaphor of Skopos as Used in the Ethical Texts of Plato and Aristotle.” |
| Catherine M. Mardikes | “Curses and Conspiratorial Oaths in the Oresteia.” |
| Brian Duvick | “A Translation and Commentary on Proclus’ In Platonis Cratylum Commentaria.” |
| Laura McClure | “Rhetoric and Gender in Euripides: A Study of Sacrifice Actions.” |
| Brenda Fineberg | “Configurations of Desire in the Elegies of Tibullus.” |
| Raymond W. Ciacci | “Plato’s Portrait of Socrates: Fact or Fiction?” |
