Faculty

Name | Area | Contact |
Associate Professor | Greek literature (tragedy, Hellenistic literature, especially epigram); literature and gender; classical myth; reception studies; myth in popular culture. |
Office: Clearihue B420 |
Professor | Greek archaeology; Aegean Prehistory; Anatolian archaeology; currently Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Classical Studies at ASCSA | On leave, ASCSA (21-24) |
Associate Professor and Chair, and Undergraduate Advisor (Fall 2023 term) | Early Greek poetry: Homer, Hesiod, the Homeric Hymns, and archaic lyric; particular interest in narrative and gender theory. |
Office: Clearihue B413 |
Associate Professor | Greek and Roman social, economic, and political history, most notably democracy and oligarchy; economic development, particularly agriculture, living standards, nutrition, housing, and trade; social inequality, social welfare, slavery and labour exploitation; and ideologies of social inequality, most notably capitalism, racism, and colonialism | On leave: Jan-Jun 2023
Office: Clearihue B421 |
Professor and Associate Dean (Graduate Studies) | Silver Latin poetry, especially Senecan tragedy and Roman satire. |
Office: Clearihue B424 |
Associate Teaching Professor | Greek and Latin language pedagogy; Imperial Greek literature; Greek and Latin novels, esp. Petronius; gender and sexuality in Greek and Roman culture; reception studies, esp. historical fiction and film |
Office: Clearihue B428 |
Associate Professor | Interests: Roman History:Greek and Latin epigraphy, Roman public and private law, Jewish and early Christian history. |
Office: Clearihue B430 |
Associate Professor and Undergraduate Adviser (on leave Fall 2023) | Research focus: social, economic and cultural history of Roman Spain and the western provinces. Most notably, published research in Iberian numismatics and epigraphy, demography, household archaeology, cultural change and identity formation, pre-Roman languages and archaeological method and theory. |
Office: Clearihue B423 |
Limited Term Assistant Professor and Graduate Advisor | Greek art and archaeology, household archaeology, ceramics and society, socio-economic inequality in ancient economies, collapse and resilience, and the archaeology of religion |
Office: Clearihue B422 |
Sessional Instructor | Early imperial Latin literature & Roman history; spatial approaches to Latin literature and Roman culture; conceptions of identity and difference in society; ecocriticism; historiography, early modern Latin literature
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Office: CLE B427 |
Emeritus faculty
Adjunct faculty
Faculty at UVic in related disciplines
Mediterranean art and archaeology:
- Dr. Evanthia Baboula
- Dr. Marcus Milwright (on leave until Feb.2027)