Students
Ph.D.
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Iconographic Tradition; Classical Art and Archaeology; Early Modern Art History; Archaic and Classical Greek Literature
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Classical Art and Archaeology; Roman History and Epigraphy -
Ancient Philosophy; Ancient cognition and political psychology; Philosophy of mind; Greek Literature; Classical Art and Archaeology
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Archaic and Classical Greek Art and Archaeology; Greek Drama; Reception; Collecting
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Roman History, Archaeology; Greco-Roman Cultural Interaction -
Hellenistic and Roman History; Geopolitics and Cultural Identity; Numismatics; Comparative History; the Ancient Levant
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Ancient Philosophy; Greek Literature; Ethics; Epistemology -
Ancient Near East; Hellenistic History; Seleucids; Epigraphy; Numismatics -
Classical Art and Archaeology; Epigraphy; Greek and Roman History; Greek and Roman Architecture; Greek Literature -
Gender; Ancient Religion; Literature, History and Art
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Ancient Philosophy; Aesthetics; Irrationality; Human Motivation
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Manuscript Studies, Latin Paleography, Medieval Europe, Renaissance, Egyptology -
Roman Luxury Arts; Social History; Villas; Dining
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Hellenistic History; Acculturation; Identity Politics; Classical Athens -
Indo-Mediterranean Maritime Trade; Numismatics; Ethnography
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Roman Art and Archaeology; Reception
M.A.
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Roman Archaeology, Art, and History; Roman Painted Plaster; Roman Sanctuary Spaces and Religious Practice
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Classical archaeology, architecture, and material culture; household archaeology; Pompeian studies; social history; gender -
Ancient Philosophy; Animal Motifs in Ancient Art and Literature -
Classical Art and Archaeology; World Mythology with a Concentration in Greek; Etruscan and Roman Tomb Paintings; Ancient Propaganda; Women’s Roles in Greek and Roman Society -
Classical Latin Literature; Attic Drama; Mythography
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Roman Provincial Archaeology; Greek and Roman Art; Emotions; Epigraphy; Architecture