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Classics Department is located in Ladd Hall next to Case Center, on
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Michael
Arnush, Associate Professor and chair, Classics
(518) 580-5462
B.A. Stanford University; Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania.
Michael Arnush came to Skidmore in 1989, and specializes in ancient
Mediterranean history. His interests include
Research: Greek political and social history; Athenian democracy;
using the Internet in pedagogy and scholarship
Teaching: Greek and Latin language and literature; Greek and
Roman history. |
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| Daniel
Curley, Assistant Professor, Classics. (on sabbatical 2004/5)
(518) 580-5463
B.A. Beloit College; M.A. Washington University; Ph.D. University
of Washington.
Daniel Curley came
to Skidmore in 1998 and is the departmental specialist in Greek
and Latin literature. His interests include
Research: Latin poetry, especially Ovid; Greek tragedy and
its influence on Ovid
Teaching: Latin language and literature; ancient tragedy,
comedy and biography; lyric and epic poetry; mythology |
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| Leslie
Mechem, Lecturer, Classics.
(518) 580-5464
B.A. Douglass College (Rutgers University); graduate work at the
University of Pennsylvania.
Leslie Mechem came
to Skidmore in 1990 and specializes in Greek and Roman art and archaeology,
and gender studies. Her interests include
Research: Roman imperial pottery and trade; mythology and
art
Teaching: Greek and Latin language and literature; Greek
and Roman art and archaeology; classical mythology |
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Kendra
Eshleman, Visiting Assistant Professor, Classics
(518) 580-5462
B.A. Swarthmore College; Ph.D. University of Michigan
Kendra Eshleman just arrived at Skidmore as a visiting professor
for the Classics Department. She will be with us for 3 years. She
specializes in religion in the classical world. Her interests include
Research: Roman cultural history; ancient religion,
especially Christianity; Second Sophistic
Teaching: Latin language and literature; Greek
and Roman religion; Greek and Roman history
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