curriculum vitae 2010 - Emory College - Emory University

2009-2010 (Fall) "Between Slavery and Freedom in the 3rd c. AD," Classics Dept.Colloquium, November 2009.2007-8 (Fall) “Hidden in Plain Sight: Abandoned Infants in Roman law andSociety,” Classics Department Colloquium, September 18, 2007.(Fall) “Rome: from Republic to Empire,” presentation to the freshmanHonorary Scholars Program, November 7, 2007.2004-5 (Fall) Talk at the third annual Faculty Book Celebration sponsored by theCenter for the Humanities Dec. 2 (one of two faculty authors asked to speak)Presentations at Sweet Briar College:2003-4 (Spring) Talk on "Elijah Fletcher and the Amherst Community" for theSweet Briar History series.2002-3 (Fall): Talk to Friends of the Library on "Women and the Law"2001-2 (Summer): Presentation for Summer Honors Research Program1999-2000 (Spring): TIP discussion with Dupont Fellow Carrie Bryant1998-9 (Fall): TIP discussion with Lynn Sawlivich on Roman Comedy1997-8 (Spring): Faculty Colloquium on "Slave and Free in the third century A.D."1996-7 (Fall): TIP discussion with Rebecca Massie Lane and Karla Faulconer on"Akalypta" exhibit (an exhibit of Sweet Briar's classical artifacts)1995-6 (Spring): Informal talk at Bookshop on Roman Law and Marriage(Spring): Round-Table Discussion on "Everything you always wanted to know aboutGreek Homosexuality but were afraid to ask" as part of Honors Symposium, "Imagesof Masculinity in Popular Culture"1994 (Fall): Talk at Bookshop on "Lysistrata" (sponsored by Chaplain's Office)(Fall): Panel discussion on "Look Who's Coming to College" (sponsored byPlacement Office)Presentations to Elementary and High School Students:Summer 2001: Talk to Augusta County Institute for Classical Studies Teachers'Workshop on "Bringing Classics to Third Graders on a College Campus"Summer 2000: Governor's Latin Academy on "Roman Women: Law and Reality"Spring 1999: Talk at Chatham Hall Academy on Roman womenSpring 1998: Talk to Tye River Elementary third grade class on ancient RomeFall 1997: Talk to Amherst Elementary third grade class on ancient RomeSummer 1994: Talk to Governor's Latin Academy on Roman womenOther public presentations:9