Lectures Organized for the Athenaeum at Claremont McKenna College Ruby Blondell (University of Washington), February 2016 Cam Grey (University of Pennsylvania), the Environment and the Transformation of “Climate, Agriculture in Late Antique Europe”, April 2015 Clifford Ando (University of Chicago), Long Defeat of the Roman Empire”, March 2015 “The Edward Watts (UC San Diego), Job-Friendly Education and the Humanities: The Late “A Antique Side of the Story”, November 2014 Andrew Feldherr (Princeton University), in the Mist: Reviewing Visual Representation “History in Ancient Historiography”, October 2014 Paul Woodruff (University of Texas, Austin), Ethics”, February 2014 “Tragic Ted Lendon (University of Virginia), Strangeness of Greco-Roman Thinking about “The Foreign Affairs: A Guide to the Eccentric Behavior of Modern States?”, February 2013 Walter Scheidel and Mark Lewis (Stanford University), Rise and Demise of Universal “The Empire: Rome, Europe and China”, March 2010 Brown (Princeton University), Work and the Holy Poor: Early Christian “Wealth, Monasticism between Syria and Egypt”, January 2009 Josh Ober (Stanford University), and Knowledge: Innovation and Learning in “Democracy Classical Athens”, April 2008 Arthur Eckstein (University of Maryland), the Roman Juggernaut: How Rome Broke “Creating from the Pack in the Ancient Mediterranean”, February 2008 Academic Grants and Awards Nominated for the NEH Summer Grant (2014) Gould Center Summer Research Grant at Claremont McKenna College (2013) Andrew Heiskell Post-doctoral Rome Prize Fellow for Ancient Studies at the American Academy in Rome (2010-11) CMC History Department Nominee for the Graves Award Competition (fall 2009) Grants from the Dept. of History and the Program for the Ancient World at Princeton University for archaeological research at Desenzano del Garda, Italy (fall, 2005) Grant from the Graduate College at Princeton University for the 40th Medieval Congress at the University of Western Michigan (May, 2005)
Lectures Organized for the Athenaeum at Claremont McKenna College Ruby Blondell (University of Washington), February 2016 Cam Grey (University of Pennsylvania), “Climate, the Environment and the Transformation of Agriculture in Late Antique Europe”, April 2015 Clifford Ando (University of Chicago), “The Long Defeat of the Roman Empire”, March 2015 Edward Watts (UC San Diego), “A Job-Friendly Education and the Humanities: The Late Antique Side of the Story”, November 2014 Andrew Feldherr (Princeton University), “History in the Mist: Reviewing Visual Representation in Ancient Historiography”, October 2014 Paul Woodruff (University of Texas, Austin), “Tragic Ethics”, February 2014 Ted Lendon (University of Virginia), “The Strangeness of Greco-Roman Thinking about Foreign Affairs: A Guide to the Eccentric Behavior of Modern States?”, February 2013 Walter Scheidel and Mark Lewis (Stanford University), “The Rise and Demise of Universal Empire: Rome, Europe and China”, March 2010 Brown (Princeton University), “Wealth, Work and the Holy Poor: Early Christian Monasticism between Syria and Egypt”, January 2009 Josh Ober (Stanford University), “Democracy and Knowledge: Innovation and Learning in Classical Athens”, April 2008 Arthur Eckstein (University of Maryland), “Creating the Roman Juggernaut: How Rome Broke from the Pack in the Ancient Mediterranean”, February 2008 Academic Grants and Awards Nominated for the NEH Summer Grant (2014) Gould Center Summer Research Grant at Claremont McKenna College (2013) Andrew Heiskell Post-doctoral Rome Prize Fellow for Ancient Studies at the American Academy in Rome (2010-11) CMC History Department Nominee for the Graves Award Competition (fall 2009) Grants from the Dept. of History and the Program for the Ancient World at Princeton University for archaeological research at Desenzano del Garda, Italy (fall, 2005) Grant from the Graduate College at Princeton University for the 40th Medieval Congress at the University of Western Michigan (May, 2005)
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