Hanna Golab has received a yearlong American Council of Learned Societies fellowship and National Endowment for Humanities grant at the American School for Classical Studies at Athens for her book project Songs and Stones: Postclassical …
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Nathaniel Greene Hired by University of Aberdeen
Nathaniel Greene has been hired as a Lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible at the University of Aberdeen. Greene earned his PhD from Madison in 2018. Read all the details!
Marina Grochocki Awarded Language Institute Grant
MA candidate Marina Cavichiolo Grochocki has earned a Language Institute grant to participate in the International Baccalaureate online workshop, Classical Languages for the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
Alum Rebecca Moorman Accepts Tenure Track Position with Providence College
Rebecca Moorman has accepted a tenure track position as Assistant Professor of Classics at Providence College in Rhode Island. The position begins in August. Currently, Moorman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto …
Kate Melberg and Marina Grochocki Earn Kramer Fellowships
PhD student Kate Melberg and MA candidate Marina Grochocki have both been awarded a Frank R. Kramer Summer Fellowship. Melberg intends to participate in UW-Madison’s intensive Arabic language summer course and Grochocki has devised a …
Jeff Beneker’s “How to Be a Leader” Featured on Podcast
The podcast The Daily Stoic features excerpts from Jeff Beneker’s book How to Be a Leader: An Ancient Guide to Wise Leadership. Enjoy parts 1 and 2 below: Plutarch on How To Be A Leader …
Vanessa Schmitz-Siebertz Earns Language Institute Grant
Vanessa Schmitz-Siebertz has been selected to receive an Academic Staff Professional Development Grant awarded by the Language Institute. Schmitz-Siebertz will participate in the 2021 online American Classical League 74th Annual Institute Summer Workshop.
Jeffrey Beneker Publishes Translation This Spring
Jeffrey Beneker and Craig A. Gibson will publish The Byzantine Sinbad this May. The work collects The Book of Syntipas the Philosopher and The Fables of Syntipas, both translated from Syriac in the late eleventh century by …
Amie Goblirsch Earns TA Award
Dissertator Amie Goblirsch has earned the Letters and Science Continuity of Instruction Award which recognizes her work as a Teaching Assistant. The Continuity of Instruction Award was created to identify and acknowledge those graduate students …
Alumna Adrienne Hagen’s ‘Exceptional’ Activity Highlighted
UW Alumna Adrienne Hagen, who earned her Ph.D. in Classics in 2016, has earned respect for achievements made so early in her career. Hagen, Assistant Professor and Co-Chair of Classics at Monmouth College, was recently …