Courses Instructed and Assisted at the University of Pennsylvania       

  • The Eternal Warriors [PDF] (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) Critical Writing Seminar; introduction to the technical aspects of critical writing focused by reading Xenophon's Anabasis and two modern adaptations of it.
  • Latin for Reading Knowledge [PDF] (Summer 2010) Graduate-level Reading Class; preparation for translation exams for graduate students in other departments: heavy grammatical review and extended readings in post-Classical Latin.
  • Greek 112 [PDF] (Summer 2008) Intensive Elementary Greek; double-credit intensive course covering the first two semesters of Greek, with emphasis on grammar, syntax, composition and readings.
  • Greek and Roman Mythology (Spring 2008) Teaching Assistant with Recitations for Dr. Peter Struck.
  • Greek 203 [PDF] (Fall 2007) Third Semester Greek; readings in Greek prose: Lysias and Herodotus.
  • Latin 102 [PDF] (Spring 2007) Second Semester Latin; continuation of grammatical introduction with extended readings in poetry and  
     prose.
  • Latin 101 [PDF] (Fall 2006) First Semester Latin; introduction to basic Latin grammar and syntax.
 

Courses Assisted at the University of Texas at Austin


  • Introduction to Late Antiquity (Fall 2003) Professor Jennifer Ebbeler
  • Greek and Latin Roots of Medical Terminology (Spring 2004) Professor Bill Nethercut
  • The Ancient Mediterranean World (Fall 2004) Professor Joe Jansen (with discussion sections)
  • Classical Mythology (Spring 2005) Professor Amy Dill




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Links for Latin Students

    The Latin Library: complete, searchable Latin texts.
    Perseus Project: texts with vocabulary and morphology links as well as lexical aids.
    Textkit: links to various Latin grammars and reference books for download.
    Audio: links from Haverford College to various Latin texts read aloud.


Links for Greek Students

    Smyth's Grammar: in progress.
    Perseus Project: texts with vocabulary and morphology links as well as lexical aids.
    Textkit: links to various Greek grammars and reference books for download.
    Glossary of Rhetorical Terms: from the University of Kentucky.   
    Greek Sentence Style: Hardy Hanson's essay on Greek prose style.
    Thesaurus Linguae Graecae: complete, searchable Greek texts; sign in through Penn Library Web for access.
   

Classical Studies Links

    Penn Department of Classical Studies: check out their links page for more.
    American Philological Association
    Rogue Classicism
    A Don's Life: Mary Beard's blog.
   



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