Faculty
Professors
Catherine Conybeare, Director of the Graduate Group, Graduate Adviser
Thomas Hall 240
Phone: 610-526-5036
E-mail: cconybea@brynmawr.edu
Research interests: Late Antiquity, Early Christian Studies, contemporary theory
Russell T. Scott, Doreen C. Spitzer Professor of Latin and Classical Studies
Thomas Hall 242
Phone: 610-526-5034
E-mail: dscott@brynmawr.edu
Research interests: Roman history and historiography, Roman archaeology and history of the republican and imperial periods with special reference to Italy and the western provinces
Associate Professor
Radcliffe Edmonds, Chair & Undergraduate Major Adviser
Thomas Hall 245
Phone: 526-5046
E-mail:redmonds@brynmawr.edu
Research interests: Greek myth, Greco-Roman religion and magic, Greek philosophy
Assistant Professor
Annette M. Baertschi
Thomas Hall 241
Phone: 610-526-7569
E-mail:abaertschi@brynmawr.edu
Research interests: Roman literature, especially post-Augustan poetry; Greek and Latin epic; ancient drama (tragedy) and performance; reception of classical literature and culture; ancient magic and religion; Latin meter; Renaissance and Neo-Latin studies
Thomas Hall 246
Phone: 610-526-7562
E-mail: asigelman@brynmawr.edu
Research interests: Homeric epic, Archaic Greek lyric, Athenian tragedy, the biography genre, Greek and Roman novel
Professors Emeriti
Gregory W. Dickerson (Ph.D. Princeton), Professor Emeritus of Greek
Julia H. Gaisser (Ph.D. Edinburgh), Eugenia Chase Guild Professor Emeritus in the Humanities, Professor Emeritus of Latin
E-mail: jgaisser@brynmawr.edu
Richard Hamilton, Paul Shorey Professor Emeritus of Greek
E-mail: rhamilto@brynmawr.edu
Cooperating Faculty at Haverford College
Deborah H. Roberts [droberts@haverford.edu]
Chairperson - Professor of Comparative Literature and Classics
Office: Hall Building, Room 206
Interests: Greek tragedy and the tragic genre; Latin poetry; the ancient novel; the epic tradition; the classical tradition in western literature; ancient literary theory and the history of literary theory; translation studies; children's literature.
Bret Mulligan [bmulliga@haverford.edu]
Assistant Professor
Office: Hall Building 109
Interests: Latin poetry, esp. of the Empire; Late antique literature and culture; Roman history; epistolary literature; epic; epigrams; Classical Tradition; performance and instructional technology.
Robert Germany [rgermany@haverford.edu]
Assistant Professor
Office: Hall Building 001A
Interests: Roman comedy; Hellenistic ethics; the novel; Ovid; early modern reception
