Classical Studies Faculty
Core Faculty
John Gruber-Miller
Professor of Classics and Edwin R. and Mary E. Mason Professor of Languages
Teaches courses in classics, Greek, and Latin. He is the editor of “When Dead Tongues Speak: Teaching Beginning Greek and Latin” (Oxford University Press, 2006), and of Teaching Classical Languages, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to Latin and Greek pedagogy. He maintains two educational sites: Ariadne: Resources for Athenaze and Let's Review Greek! He received the Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Classics at the College Level from the American Philological Association. Ph.D., classics, The Ohio State University.
Christopher Hoklotubbe
Assistant Professor of Classics
Teaches the classical studies courses Religion in Greco Roman World and The Epistles of Paul. Research interests include early Christianity, Greco-Roman archaeology, ancient philosophy, critical theory, and papyrology. Th.D. and M.Div., Harvard Divinity School.
Regina Loehr
Lecturer
Affiliated Faculty
Genevieve Migely
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Does work in the history of ancient and early modern philosophy and the philosophy of law. Her courses include Ancient Philosophy and Philosophy of Law. Ph.D., philosophy, Claremont Graduate University.
Christina Morris Penn-Goetsch
Professor of Art History
Teaches the classical studies courses Roman and Etruscan Art and City of Rome (taught in Italy). Ph.D., art history, University of Iowa.
Emeriti
Charles Milhauser
Professor of Classics Emeritus
B.A., Hunter College; University of North Carolina; L.H.D., Cornell College.