ha2694@columbia.edu

Literary representations of ritual and magic; Greek and Roman religion; the witch in Greek and Latin poetry; feminist theory; contemporary classical receptions

Olivier Bordeleau-Lavoie

ob2325@columbia.edu

Greek and Roman Literature; Seneca (Philosophy, Tragedies, Styles, Life, etc.); Mythology, Mythography, Folklore, and their reception; Reception studies in the Medieval and Renaissance periods; Classics in European and New World educational curriculum

Gia Chen

gc2931@columbia.edu

Latin Literature, especially Neronian and Flavian poetry, and secular poetry in Late Antiquity; Book history and history of classical canon; Rhetoric and the concept of authority Reception; Manuscripts.

Jose Antonio Cancino Alfaro

jc5502@columbia.edu

Neronian literature, especially in issues of temporality and politics, and also in neo-Latin literature, with special emphasis on neo-Latin writings in/about Latin America.

Carina de Klerk

cd2785@columbia.edu

Ancient drama. Epic Performance studies. Representations of enslaved people in Greek Literature. Classical Reception.

Geoffrey Harmsworth

gh2511@columbia.edu

Greek Literature in the Roman Empire; Greek Poetry from the Hellenistic Period to Late Antiquity; Cultural History of Books and Readers from Antiquity to the Renaissance; Miscellanies and the Aesthetics of Poikilia and Varietas in Greek and Roman Literature; Animals in Greek and Roman Literature.

Elizabeth Heintges

Currently On Leave

emh2130@columbia.edu

Latin and Hellenistic Greek literature; Cultural geography and history of Hellenistic and Roman Sicily; Late Antique poetry; Numismatics and epigraphy.
(Photograph by Isaia Crosson)

Marissa Swan

mkh2161@columbia.edu

History of medicine, Late antiquity, The body, The intersection of philosophy, religion, and medicine, Literary theory, and Lactantius

Emma Ianni

ei2235@columbia.edu

Comparative perspectives; gender and feminist studies and the Classics; Greek tragedy;
(Photograph by Isaia Crosson)

John Izzo

ji2252@columbia.edu

Latin Prose and Poetry; Ancient Slavery; Neo-Latin and Colonialism; Philosophical Literature

Nicholas Koudounis

nk2866@columbia.edu

Interethnic exchange in the Near East; Greek History; Greek and Latin epigraphy; Cultural identity in Achaemenid Persia

Jazmín Novoa Lara

jan2191@columbia.edu

Jazmín Novoa Lara, Graduate Student, Department of Classics, Columbia University

Jose Romero Lotero

jmr2337@columbia.edu

Augustan Poetry, Ovid, Narratology, Music and Myth, Musical Cultures in the Ancient World, Musicology and Classics, Classical Traditions in Latin-America

Valeria Spacciante

vs2716@columbia.edu

Ancient and Modern Literary Criticism; Literary Theory; Parody; Comic Literature; Classical Reception

Brett L. Stine

bls2187@columbia.edu

Archaic Greek poetry; Critical theory; Ancient literary criticism; Papyrology, manuscript studies, and book history.

Umberto Verdura

uv2116@columbia.edu

Umberto Verdura, Graduate Student, Department of Classics, Columbia University

Melody Wauke

maw2277@columbia.edu

Greek Tragedy, Epic poetry, Greek and Latin paleography & manuscript studies, Modern Greek language and literature.

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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Graduate Students

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Department of Classics at Columbia University in the City of New York
1130 Amsterdam Avenue, 617 Hamilton Hall, MC 2861, New York, NY 10027, USA
(212) 854-3902 | (212) 854-7856 (fax) | classics@columbia.edu