Prof. Kyle Jazwa Kyle Jazwa is a Visiting Assistant Professor who has already made a considerable contribution to Classics at Monmouth. At our extremely well-attended Classics Day in the fall, he not only coordinated a table for our Archaeology Lab (of which he is the director), but dedicated a significant…
Prof. Mary Jaeger Mary Jaeger was a member of Eta Sigma Phi at her undergraduate institution, Gustavus Adolphus College. She is a prominent professor in the Classics department at the University of Oregon, and the students inducted her as an honorary member of the Iota Upsilon chapter. She attends and…
Professor Barry C. Knowlton Professor Knowlton received an M.A. in Latin from Syracuse University as well as an M.A. in English. He received his Ph.D. in History from Boston College. At Assumption College he has helped our small Classics program by teaching beginning and intermediate Latin as well as offering…
Professor Max Leo Goldman Professor Goldman joined the Denison faculty this year and has been a strong supporter of student activities and of growing the majors and minors. He participates actively in the life of the department and society and did not have an opportunity when he was an undergraduate…
President Robert B. Sloan, Jr. Robert Sloan is the President of Houston Baptist University. He has been a strong advocate not just for the study of Classics but also for its central position in the curriculum of the university. His vision strategy for the university is encapsulated in a document…
Dr. Elizabeth Pollard Beth Pollard is a professor in the Department of History who specializes in ancient Rome; she is especially known for her very popular classes on magic and witchcraft. Outside of the classroom, she regularly helps plan field trips to museums or dramatic performances and mentors our students…
New chapters at Augustana University (S. Dakota), the University of Virginia, and Houston Baptist University inducted students into the society this spring–again testifying to the geographic and institutional diversity of our association. Thanks are owed to Jaclyn Lund and Prof. Sara Myers at the University of Virginia, Prof. Rocki Wentzel…
Eta Sigma Phi welcomed its 239th chapter this January. The Iota Psi chapter at the University of California, Los Angeles completed its first induction ceremony on January 20th , inducting nine active members: Elizabeth Battey, Harold Francisco, John Ladouceur, Maxwell Mommsen, Rafael Moreno, Monica Pan, Michael Penny, Chris Sanders, and Elizabeth…
Dr. Kevin Tracy Since joining the faculty of Christendom College, Dr. Tracy has been a zealous supporter of Classics. He has frequently participated in our weekly Latin lunch table and Latin reading group. His Elementary Greek course has one of the highest enrollments of any Greek course at the college…
Dr. Darrin V. Gulla As a lecturer in Economics at the University of Kentucky and enthusiastic classicist, Dr. Gulla has both hosted and actively participated in social events for classics faculty and students, has drawn interest to classical studies in his classes, and has even provided financial support through the…
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