Faculty

Emily Allen-Hornblower
Assistant Professor of Classics
(on leave 2012-2014)

T. Corey Brennan
Associate Professor of Classics

Serena Connolly
Associate Professor of Classics

Thomas Figueira 
Distinguished Professor of Classics

Matthew Fox 
Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics

Leah Kronenberg
Associate Professor of Classics
Director of Undergraduate Studies 

James McGlew
Professor of Classics
Department Chair

Timothy Power
Associate Professor of Classics
Director of Graduate Studies

Katherine Wasdin
Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics

Azzan Yadin-Israel
Associate Professor of Jewish Studies
and Classics

Emeritus Faculty

Lowell Edmunds
Emeritus Professor of Classics

William Fortenbaugh
Emeritus Professor of Classics

Maria Teresa Moevs
Emerita Professor of Classics

Staff

Kathryn Neal
Administrative Assistant

Graduate Students

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Affiliated Faculty (Members of the Classics Graduate Faculty)

Robert H. Bolton (Ph.D., Michigan), Department of Philosophy.  Ancient philosophy, philosophy of language, metaphysics.

Gary D. Farney (Ph.D., Bryn Mawr), Department of History, Rutgers—Newark. Roman history.

Archer St. Clair Harvey  (Ph.D., Princeton), Department of Art History.  Late antique, early Christian, and Byzantine art.

John F. Kenfield III (Ph.D., Princeton), Department of Art History. Archaic and Classical art.

Tia M. Kolbaba, (Ph.D., Toronto), Department of Religion.  Byzantine studies; history of earlier Christianity.

David Marsh (Ph.D., Harvard), Department of Italian.  Classical influences on Renaissance literature.

Stephen Reinert (Ph.D., California at Los Angeles), Department of History.  Byzantine history.

Michael David Rohr (Ph.D., Stanford, Emeritus), Department of Philosophy, Rutgers-Newark.  Ancient philosophy.

Jocelyn Penny Small (Ph.D., Princeton), Department of Art History.  Etruscology, iconography, computer applications.

Gerald Verbrugghe (Ph.D., Princeton), Department of History, Rutgers–Camden.  Roman history and historiography.

Steven F. Walker  (Ph.D., Harvard), Department of Comparative Literature.  Hellenistic literature.