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4“Begotten through the Word of God: A Leather Trisagion from the MichiganCollection,” presented at the American Society of Papyrologists' meeting ofthe American Philological Association, Dec. 28, 1993“Ancient Greek Magic,” Texas Classical Association, Nov. 14, 1992“The Issar Formula in Ancient Religion and Magic,” for conference, “Magicin the Ancient World.” University of Kansas, Dept. of Religious Studies,Aug. 20-22, 1992. Same paper delivered to Biblical Studies Colloquium,Austin, Texas. Oct. 16, 1992“Greek Papyri in the Colorado Collection,” for conference, “On Giants’Shoulders: Ancient and Medieval Documents at the University ofColorado.” University of Colorado, April 28, 1990“P. Mich. 757: A New Magical Love Charm.” University of Texas, Austin,December 14, 1989“The Magic in/of Apuleius,” for conference, “Tales within Tales: Apuleiusand Chaucer.” University of Colorado, April 8, 1989“Latin for Reading at Colorado” (with B. Hill). RMMLA meeting, Feb. 25,1989“P. Mich. 6925: A Love Charm Written on Lead” (revised version of thenext). University of Colorado, December, 1985“P. Mich. 6925: A Love Charm Written on Lead.” American PhilologicalAssociation, December, 1983HONORS AND SCHOLARSHIPSUniversity Fellowship for Minorities, University of Michigan, 1977-80,Winter 1982, Summer 1983, Summer 1984TEACHING AWARD1995 Texas Excellence Teaching Award for the College of Liberal ArtsGRANTSUniversity of ChicagoLoeb Classical Library Foundation Grant. 2009-10Franke Institute for the Humanities Fellowship. 2009-10University of TexasUniversity Cooperative Society Subvention Grant, Summer 1999. $660Junior Fellowship, Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington DC, 1997-98.Full salaryNational Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, Sept., 1995 - Sept.,1996. Full salarySummer Research Award. Summer 1995. $7,000Papyrological Mounting Grant (to provide glass mounts of papyrusdocuments), 1993. $500Papyrological Photo Grant (to provide photographs of Texas papyrusdocuments as needed). Summer 1992. $1,500University Research Institute Summer Research Award. Summer 1991.$7,000