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Coffee 4• “Theognis’ Riddle: A Reexamination of Theognis 667-682”, APA Annual Meeting, Dallas,TX, December 1999• “The Uses of Violence in Lucan’s Bellum Civile”, CAMWS Annual Meeting, Cleveland,OH, April 1999• “The Homeric and Historic Narrators of the Aeneid”, Yale University Graduate StudentColloquium “Intertextuality in the Ancient World,” April 1998Invited lectures• “The Tesserae Project: Intertextual Analysis of Latin Poetry”, E-Poetry InternationalDigital Poetry Festival. University at Buffalo, May 2011• “Graven Gratitude: Thankfulness across the Roman Social Spectrum,” University atBuffalo Affect Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop, April 2011• “Active Latin: quo tendimus?” Classical Association of the Empire State Annual Meeting,Schenectady, NY, October 2010• “A Plain Gift for the Lovely Dido,” Reception and the Gift of Beauty Conference,University of Bristol, UK, July 2010• “Ovid Negotiates with His Mistress: Roman Reciprocity from Public to Private”, BrownUniversity conference on The Gift in Antiquity, May 2010• “Lucan’s Vergil: The Tesserae Project”, Digital Humanities Initiative at Buffalo, March2010• “Dido’s Sword: Classics and Economic Criticism”, University of California at LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, October 2009• “Dido’s Sword: Classics and Economic Criticism”, University at Buffalo HumanitiesInstitute Faculty Fellowship lecture, Buffalo, NY, March 2009• “Lucan’s Civil War and Caesar’s Politics of Generosity”, Brock University ArchaeologicalSociety Annual Scholarly Symposium, Brock University, St. Catherines, ON, March 2008• “Economic and Moral Corruption in Lucan”, Wooster College, Wooster, OH, November2005• “Economic and Moral Corruption in Lucan”, Case Western Reserve University,Cleveland, OH, November 2005Public lectures and non-peer reviewed appearances• “Active Latin and Emerging Technologies: Practice and Prospects” Annual Meeting ofthe Classical Association of Western New York, University at Buffalo, October 2008• “De gratia Caesaris in commentariis de bello ciuili”, lecture given in Latin at theUniversity of Kentucky Conuenticulum Aestiuum, Lexington, KY, July 2008• Respondent, “Human Trafficking” Conference, University at Buffalo Humanities Institute,October 2007• “Achilles, Aeneas, and the Responsibilities of Power”, University at Buffalo Cutting EdgeLecture Series, University at Buffalo, April 2005• “Social Status and the Perils of Exchange in Vergil’s Aeneid”, University at Buffalo, Dept.of Classics, April 2005• “Natural Questions about Seneca”, University at Buffalo, Dept. of Classics, February2004
Coffee 5• “Spoken Latin in the Classroom”, Annual Meeting of the Classical Association ofWestern New York, University at Buffalo, October 2003• “Rethinking Vergilian ‘Restraint’”, Rhetoric and Poetics Workshop of the University ofChicago, April 2001• “The Hero’s Tale: The Historical Perspective of Archaic Greek Elegy”, Rhetoric andPoetics Workshop of the University of Chicago, October 1999Media appearance• “Spoken Latin Today” radio interview, Public Radio Station WBFO, Buffalo, NY, March2004COURSES TAUGHT, UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALOGraduate Seminars• Contemporary Approaches to Latin Intertextuality• Hellenistic Poetry• Exchange Ideologies in Classical Literature• Vergil and his CriticsGraduate and Undergraduate Reading Courses• History of Latin Literature (graduate)• Horace and Catullus• Latin Epistolography• The Poetry and Philosophy of Lucretius• Senecan Tragedy and Philosophy• Vergil’s Georgics and the Traditions of Roman AgricultureGraduate Tutorials• Active Latin and Contemporary Pedagogy, fall 2010• Senecan Stoicism, fall 2008• Homer and Epic, fall 2007• Classical Epic Tradition in translation, spring 2004Undergraduate Lecture Courses• Literary Innovations of Greece and Rome (survey in translation comparing techniques ofancient and modern works)• Roman Civilization• Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean WorldUndergraduate Language Courses• Intermediate Latin (Latin 201 and Latin 202)• Introductory Ancient GreekUndergraduate Tutorials
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