Kathleen M. Coleman James Loeb Professor of the ClassicsSenior Research Curator, Harvard Art MuseumsOn leave 2017–18 Research Interests: Latin literature, especially Flavian poetry; history and culture of the early Empire; arena spectacles; Roman punishment; Latin... Read more about Kathleen M. ColemanWebsiteBoylston G-23kcoleman@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.2024 and 617.495.9301
Emma Dench McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History and of the ClassicsInterim Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences 2017–18 Research Interests: Roman Republican and early Imperial history; questions of identity in the ancient world; Roman... Read more about Emma DenchWebsiteFAS: Boylston 224dench@fas.harvard.edup: FAS: 617.496.1956
David Elmer Professor of the ClassicsOn leave Spring 2018 Research Interests: the Homeric poems, the Greek and Roman novels, South Slavic oral epic poetry, contemporary literary theory Read more about David ElmerWebsiteBoylston 223delmer@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.4019
Jared M. Hudson Assistant Professor of the ClassicsOn leave Fall 2017 Research Interests: Latin literature and Roman culture, Roman transportation, Latin prose, the Roman rhetorical... Read more about Jared M. HudsonWebsiteBoylston 232jhudson@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.9625Office Hours: M 3–4, Th 1–2
Paul Kosmin John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the HumanitiesOn leave 2017–18 (Joy Foundation Fellow, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study) Research Interests: Greek history; Greek historiography, especially Herodotus; ancient kingship and imperialism (Near Eastern, Graeco-Macedonian,... Read more about Paul KosminWebsiteBoylston 215pjkosmin@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.1926
Gregory Nagy Francis Jones Professor of Classical Greek Literature and Professor of Comparative LiteratureDirector of the Center for Hellenic Studies Research Interests: Archaic and Classical Greek poetry and prose; rhetoric, linguistics, metrics, traditions ... Read more about Gregory NagyWebsiteBoylston 228gnagy@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.1941Office Hours: W 11–12 and by appointment
Nathan Pilkington Lecturer on the ClassicsAcademia.eduBoylston 222nlpilkington@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.1709Office Hours: Th 12–1 and 3–4
Jeremy Rau Professor of Linguistics and of the ClassicsDirector of Graduate Studies Research Interests: Greek and Latin historical linguistics; Homeric language; Indo-European languages and linguistics; Indo-Iranian linguistics... Read more about Jeremy RauWebsiteBoylston 314rau@fas.harvard.edup: 617.496.2318
Alexander Riehle Assistant Professor of the Classics Research Interests: Byzantine literature, especially rhetoric and epistolography; sociology of literature; textual criticism and editorial theory Read more about Alexander RiehleWebsiteBoylston 226ariehle@fas.harvard.edup: 617.496.0970Office Hours: T and Th 11:30–12:30, and by appointment
Panagiotis Roilos George Seferis Professor of Modern Greek Studies and of Comparative Literature Research Interests: postclassical Greek literature and culture; comparative poetics; reception studies; cultural politics;... Read more about Panagiotis RoilosWebsiteBoylston 231 and Widener 475roilos@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.7783Office Hours: W 11–12 and by appointment in Widener 475
Mark Schiefsky Professor of the ClassicsDepartment Chair Research Interests: the history of ancient philosophy and science, especially medicine and mechanics Read more about Mark SchiefskyWebsiteBoylston 206mjschief@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.9301Office Hours: Th 3–4
Adrian Stähli Professor of Classical ArchaeologyOn leave Fall 2017WebsiteBoylston 233staehli@fas.harvard.edup: 617.495.2156Office Hours: F 12–2
Richard J. Tarrant Pope Professor of the Latin Language and LiteratureOn leave Fall 2017 Research Interests: Latin poetry; Greek and Roman drama; transmission and editing of Latin texts Read more about Richard J. TarrantWebsiteBoylston 227 tarrant@fas.harvard.edup: 617.496.3611Office Hours: M 2-3, T 3-4, and by appointment
Richard F. Thomas George Martin Lane Professor of the ClassicsOn leave Spring 2018 Research Interests: Latin literature, especially republican and Augustan poetry and republican and imperial... Read more about Richard F. ThomasWebsiteBoylston 221rthomas@fas.harvard.edup: 617.496.6061
