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Lawrence J. Bliquez

Professor Emeritus of Classics and Art History

lbliquez@u.washington.edu

Denny M262D

Ruby Blondell

Professor of Classics, Adjunct Professor of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies, Byron W. and Alice L. Lockwood Professor in the Humanities

blondell@uw.edu

Denny 262 C

Office Hours: By appointment.

Drama, Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, Greek (Classical), Philosophy, Poetry and Poetics, Reception Studies

James J. Clauss

Professor of Classics; Adjunct in Near Eastern Languages and Civilization, and Comparative Literature

jjc@u.washington.edu

(206) 543-2266

M 262F Denny Hall

Office Hours: By appointment

Bible Studies, Classics, Film/Cinema, Folklore and Mythology, Hellenistic Poetry, Historiography, Latin Literature, Popular Culture, Roman Archeology and Topography, Roman History and Culture

Catherine M. Connors

Professor and Chair of Classics (Adjunct in Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies)

cconnors@u.washington.edu

(206) 543-2266

DEN 262

Office Hours: Wed 4:30-5:30 or email for an appointment. 11:30 is often possible.

ancient representations of nature and geography, Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, Greek (Classical), Latin Literature, Latin pedagogy and outreach, Novel/Prose Fiction, Reception Studies

Alain M. Gowing

Professor of Classics

alain@u.washington.edu

206-543-2266

Denny M262C (north mezzanine)

Office Hours: Spring Quarter 2017: M 10:30-11:30 AM and by appointment

Greek History and Culture, Historiography, Imperial Rome, Latin Literature, Post-Augustan, Roman History and Culture, Roman memory, Roman topography

Daniel P. Harmon

Professor Emeritus of Classics

dph@u.washington.edu

(206)543-2266

Denny M262D

Archaic Rome, Greek and Roman Religion, Latin Literature, Linguistics, Roman History and Culture

Stephen E. Hinds

Professor

DEN M-262G

Office Hours: Spring 2017: Wed 2:10-3:40 and most days by appointment (please contact via email)

Allusion and Intertextuality, Latin Literature, The Classical Tradition

Alexander Hollmann

Associate Professor of Classics

hollmann@u.washington.edu

DEN M262E

Office Hours: Winter and Spring 2017: On Leave

Greek (Classical), Greek and Roman religion and magic, Greek prose authors, Herodotus

Deborah Kamen

Associate Professor of Classics, Adjunct in Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies; Graduate Program Coordinator

(206) 543-2526

DEN 262F

Office Hours: Mondays 1-2pm and by appointment

gender and sexuality in antiquity, Greek and Roman slavery, Greek cultural and social history, Greek prose (especially Attic oratory)

Olga Levaniouk

Associate Professor of Classics

olevan@u.washington.edu

Denny M262B

Office Hours: MW 11-12noon

Comparative Linguistics, Comparative studies, Greek (Classical), Greek myth, Historical Linguistics, Homer, Oral traditional poetry

Sarah Levin-Richardson

Assistant Professor

DEN 227

Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays 11am-noon, and by appointment

gender and sexuality in antiquity, Latin graffiti and epigraphy, reception studies, Roman art and archaeology, word and image studies

Sarah Culpepper Stroup

Associate Professor of Classics

scstroup@u.washington.edu

Ancient Sport and Spectacle, Ancient STEM, Archaeology, Critical Theory, Greek (Classical), Jews in the Greco Roman World, Latin Literature, Martial, Oratory, Philology, Philosophy, Republican Prose, Roman History and Culture

Kathryn Topper

Associate Professor of Classics

Denny 229

Office Hours: In Rome (Spring 2017)

ancient painting, banqueting in antiquity, gender and sexuality in antiquity, Greek art and archaeology, word and image studies

Related Faculty

Name	Title	Degree / Fields	Email / Phone
S. Marc Cohen	Professor Emeritus of Philosophy	Ph.D. (Cornell); Ancient philosophy; philosophy of mind
Sandra R. Joshel	Professor Emerita of History	Ph.D. (Rutgers); history of the late Republic and early Empire; Roman social history; Roman slavery
Anna Kartsonis	Professor Emerita of Art History	Ph.D.(NYU, Institute of Fine Arts); medieval and Byzantine art history
David Keyt	Professor Emeritus of Philosophy	Ph.D. (Cornell); Ancient and contemporary philosophy
Scott Noegel	Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization and Adjunct Professor of Classics	Ph.D. (Cornell); Levantine, Mesopotamian, and Egyptian languages, culture, and history; Curriculum Vitae	snoegel@uw.edu
Jean Roberts	Professor of Philosophy	Ph.D. (Pittsburgh); Ancient philosophy
Carol G. Thomas	Professor Emerita of History	Ph.D. (Northwestern); Greek history
Joel T. Walker	Associate Professor of History, Adjunct Associate Professor of Classics	Ph.D. (Princeton); Late antiquity, Sasanian empire, archaeology of the late Roman Empire
Cass Weller	Associate Professor of Philosophy	Ph.D. (Pittsburgh); cognition and practical reason in Plato and Aristotle
Michael A. Williams	Professor of Comparative Religion	Ph.D. (Harvard); Koine Greek texts