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Vulci 3000: New Research Perspectives in between Etruscan and Roman urbanism

Join us for a lecture by Professor Maurizio Forte on Friday, March 31 at 4:00 p.m. at the Keene Faculty Center in Dauer Hall. Maurizio Forte is the William and Sue Gross Professor of Classical Studies Art, Art History, and Visual Studies at Duke University. A digital and neuro-archaeologist, Forte is the founder of the DIG@Lab, and a pioneer in the development of virtual reality tools for archaeologists.

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The Gainesville Society of the Archaeological Institute of America

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Fall 2011 News Archive

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Education 1997 Ph.D. Classical Languages and Literatures, University of Chicago 1990 M.A. Classical Studies, University of Michigan 1988 B.A. Latin, magna cum laude, Kent State University Employment 2010- University of Florida, Gainesville, Professor and Chair 2005-10 University of Florida, Gainesville, Associate Professor with tenure. 2005 University of Wisconsin, Madison, Associate Professor with […]

Spring 2013 News Archive

2013 AWARDS “What Diplomacy Owes to Greek Classical Studies” Ambassador Dimitrios Tsikouris Tuesday, January 8, 2013, 5:00 pm: Keene Faculty Center The Polopoulos Lecture Series Presented by the Center for Greek Studies Free and Open to the Public “Gordion as City and Citadel” Mary M. Voigt, Chancellor Professor of Anthropology, Emerita, College of William and […]

Spring 2012 News Archive

2012 AWARDS Congratulations to Dr. Robert Brewer and Dr. Cathie Dunar who received their PhD degrees this spring. Congratulations to Brother Randall Meissen and David Hogue in the Distance Learning Program, who have successfully completed all requirements for the Master’s of Latin program and are graduating at the end of the semester. Congratulations to Annemarie […]

Department Alumni

2022 Anastasia Pantazopoulou, Visiting Assistant Professor at Carlton College, “Identity Performance on Euripidean and Contemporary North American ‘Stages.’ Spatial Dynamics in the Shaping and Interpretation of the Other.” (directed by Eleni Bozia) Oswald Sobrino, Theology Teacher at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit, MI, “Seneca and Paul Embrace Slavery Under Nero’s Regime: Politics as Context.” (directed […]