Early Greek
Poetry, Latin Poetry, Gender Studies, Nonverbal Behavior, Classical and Near
Eastern Mythology
University of
Wisconsin-Madison 1995 Ph.D. Classics
Dissertation:
Narrative Structure in Alkman, Bakchylides, and Pindar
University of
Chicago 1988-1989
Georgetown
University 1985 B.A. Classics
Trinity College,
Dublin, Ireland 1983-1984 Junior year
abroad
2006 Summer Faculty Research
Fellowship (Graduate School, Creighton University)
2005 Nebraska International
Languages Association Star Award
2004 CAMWS Award for Outstanding
State Vice President
2004 Nebraska International
Languages Association Star Award
2003 Nebraska International
Languages Association Star Award
2002 Initiated into Eta Sigma Phi as an
honorary member
1999 Junior Fellow, Center for
Hellenic Studies
1995 University Dissertation
Fellowship
1991 CAMWS Semple Award for the
ASCSA Summer Session
1989 Ryerson
Fund in Archaeology Travel Award, University of Chicago
2005 Graduate School Research
Grant for project studying learner-centered approaches to
teaching
core literature classes
2005 Graduate School Research
Grant to purchase books
2004 Jacobson Technology Grant to
purchase Dreamweaver
2004 Faculty Development Award to
develop course "Women in Ancient Rome and Roman Egypt"
2003 Graduate
School Research Grant to purchase books
2003 "Minos' Touch and Theseus'
Glare: Gestures in Bakkhylides 17," Harvard Studies in Classical
Philology 101: 129-153.
2001 "The Body of Desire:
Nonverbal Communication in Sappho 31V," Syllecta Classica 12: 1-32.
1996 "The Gendering of the
Body in AlcmanÍs Partheneion
1: Narrative, Sex, and Social Order
in
Archaic Sparta," Helios
23.2: 37-64.
1993 "Regina Bacchatur: Sexual Roles and Politics in Aeneid
VII," NECN&J
XXI.2: 62-67.
2005 Reviews of R. Hard, The
Routledge Handbook of Greek Mythology
and S. Price and E. Kearns
(edd.),
The Oxford Dictionary of Classical Myth and Religion, Classical Review 55: 171-74.
2004 "Timeless Tales:
Classics Books for Children," a review and discussion article for the Michigan
Reading
Journal 36.3: 58-68.
2001 Review of L. Doherty, Gender
and the Interpretation of Classical Myth (London, 2001)
CR 53: 236-238
2000 Review of A. Boegehold, When
a Gesture Was Expected
(Princeton, 1999) CJ
96.1: 90-93.
1999 Review of C. Calame, The Poetics of Eros in Ancient Greece (Princeton, 1999) BMCR 99.8.11.
The Poetics of
Manhood? Nonverbal Behavior in Catullus 51 (submitted to Classical Philology 9/2/05)
Works in
Progress:
Article on Tears
in Lucretius and Catullus, solicited for inclusion in book edited by Dr. Thorsten
Fögen,
Humboldt-Universität
zu Berlin, to be published in 2007 or 2008.
Vocibus et
Gestu: Nonverbal
Behavior in the De Rerum Natura (book
project)
Paler than
Grass: Nonverbal Communication in Archaic Greek Poetry (book; prospectus available)
Integrating
Learner-Centered Instruction into a Core Literature Course: An Exploratory
Study
of
Practice (article)
Anger and Gender
in Archaic Lyric Poetry (article)
Contributor:
Meet the Philosophers of Ancient
Greece (Ashgate, 2005):
lemma on Sappho, pp. 39-41.
Creighton
University Assistant
Professor 2003 to present
Visiting Assistant Professor
2001 – 2003
Iowa
State University Adjunct
Assistant Professor 2000 - 2001
Bowdoin
College Visiting
Assistant Professor 1998-1999
Gustavus Adolphus College Visiting
Assistant Professor 1997-1998
University
of Wisconsin Lecturer
and Teaching Assistant 1990-1996
•"The Poetics of Manhood? Nonverbal
Behavior in Catullus 51," CAMWS Meeting, 2005.
•"Laughter and Tears in Lucretius,"
CAMWS Meeting, 2004.
•"Gentle Speech vs. Angry Looks: Pindar
and Bakkhylides Create Confrontation" CAMWS 2003.
•"Ambiguity
in Pindar Olympian 6.57,"
CAMWS Meeting, April 2002
•"Nonverbal
Communication in Sappho 31," APA Meeting, December 1997
•"Sound
and Silence in Bakchylides 17," CAMWS Meeting, April 1996
•"The
Gendering of the Body in AlkmanÍs Partheneion 1: Sex and Social Order in Archaic Sparta,"
The Body in the Ancient World Colloquium, UNC-Chapel Hill, March 1995
•"Regina
Bacchatur: Sexual Roles and Politics in Aeneid VII," CANE
Meeting, Spring 1993
•"The
Motif of furtivus amor in
Ovid," CAAS Meeting, Fall 1991
Invited
Lectures
"Desiring
Women in Sappho," Creighton University, World Literature Program Event,
October 2003.
Workshop on
teaching Sappho, led with Geoff Bakewell for World Lit Faculty, August 2003
"Sappho
31 and Catullus 51," St. Joseph's College, October 1998.
Iowa State
University: Library Liaison for Latin (2000-2001)
Creighton
University:
Served
on successful hiring committee (2002)
Faculty
contact for incoming freshmen prospective majors (2002 - present)
Developed
Senior Exit Interview for Assessment (2003)
Served on
committee to reform CNE curriculum (spring 2005)
Florida State
University: Faculty Advisor to the Women's Studies Program, 1996
Creighton
University:
Freshman
Seminar Advisor 2002 - 2004
Faculty-Career
Services Liaison Committee representative for CNES 2003-2004
World
Literature Committee 2003 – present
Cardoner
Seminar on Scholarship as Vocation – 2004-2005
Faculty
and Academic Councils – 2004-2006
University
Committee on the Status of Women – 2004-2007
Faculty
Associate, Kripke Center for the Study of Religion and Society, 2005-2008
College
Learning Outcomes Assessment Committee (ad hoc Faculty Senate Committee) 2005
Faculty
Senate (2005-2006)
Ad
hoc advisory group to VP for Academic Affairs (2005-2006)
CAMWS Manson A.
Stewart Scholarship Subcommittee 2004-2006
Referee for Classical
Journal
Referee for an
article in G. Bakewell and J. Sickinger, eds., Gestures: Essays in Ancient History,
Literature,
and Philosophy (Oxford,
2003).
1992 & 1994: Pylos Regional Archaeological Project
(summers) - Field Walker
1992-1993: Project Assistant
to Professor John Bennet, processing data from the first
season
of the Pylos Regional Archaeological Project
1991: American
School of Classical Studies at Athens Summer Session
1989: Koukounaries
excavation, Paros (summer) - Trench Assistant
American
Philological Association, Archaeological Institute of America, Classical
Association of the Middle West and South, Nebraska International Languages
Association.
Scholarship
Professor Deborah Boedeker Brown University Deborah_Boedeker@brown.edu
Professor Donald Lateiner Ohio Wesleyan University dglateiner@cc.owu.edu
Professor Tony Corbeill University of Kansas corbeill@ku.edu
Professor Denis Feeney Princeton University dfeeney@princeton.edu
Teaching
Professor Geoff Bakewell Creighton University gbakewe@creighton.edu
Professor Bill Stephens Creighton University stphns@creighton.edu
Professor Madeleine Henry Iowa State University mhenry@iastate.edu
Professor Stewart Flory Gustavus Adolphus College sflory@gac.edu