8:30-9:00 |
Check-In and Registration |
College of Law |
9:00-9:15 |
Welcome
Dr. Marisa Moazen, Executive Director, Office of Undergraduate Research and Office of Community Engagement, University of Tennessee |
College of Law 132 |
9:15-10:15 |
Keynote Presentation
Dr. Matthew Farmer, University of Missouri
Once More a Weasel: Actors’ Mistakes and Parody in Greek Drama. |
College of Law 132 |
10:15-10:30 |
Morning Break |
College of Law |
10:30-12:00 |
First Paper Session |
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Session#1:Presider: Dr. Aleydis Van de Moortel
- Emily Brower, University of Tennessee
Representation of Human Musculature in the Bronze Age Aegean
- Rose Milnes, Vanderbilt University
Normalized Rape: Connotations of Sexual Assault on Domestic Pottery in Classical Athens
- Sarah Addison Phillips, Mississippi State University
Critias of Athens and the Sisyphus Fragment
- Meggie Ellis, University of Tennessee
Reconstructing the Middle Bronze Age Boat from Mitrou, Greece
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College of Law 135 |
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Session#2: Presider: Dr. Robert Sklenar
- Jamie Wheeler, Baylor University
‘Eadem magistratuum vocabula’: Imperial Names and Titles in Tacitus' Annales 1 and 2
- Rylee Jo Maples, Austin Peay State University
Truth is in the Eye of the Beholder: Catilinarian Conspiracy in Cicero and Sallust
- Hannah Harvey, Austin Peay State University
Catiline: Chaos Incarnate or Tragic Hero?
- Kate Davenport, Sewanee
Exilium Voluntarium: Seneca's Stoic Refashioning of Exile in Epistula 28
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College of Law 136 |
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Session#3: Presider: Dr. Christopher Craig
- Kiley Dempsey, College of Charleston
To Write You Happy: Lucretius' De Rerum Natura as a Poetical Antidote
- Arnav Tandon, Columbia University
Ciceronian Friendship: Pure Philosophy Meets Political Practice
- Mahalia Smith, Austin Peay State University
Cicero's Use of Rhetorical Role-Playing in the Catilinarian Speeches
- Madison Howell, Sewanee
The Personification of Nature in Lucretius' De Rerum Natura
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College of Law 241 |
12:10-1:10 |
Lunch |
Hilton Garden Inn |
1:20-2:50 |
Second Paper Session |
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Session#4: Presider: Dr. Stephen Collins-Elliott
- Julia Castner, Bryn Mawr College
Experiencing the Cloaca Maxima: A Smellscape of Imperial Rome
- Jessica Urban, Haverford College
Water and Wealth: Water as an Elite Symbol in the Domestic Landscape of the Bay of Naples
- Megan Mulkern, Bryn Mawr College
Leave Your Sandals at the Door: Prescriptions, Prohibitions and the Social Landscape of Greek Sanctuaries
- Catherine Rowen, Bryn Mawr College
Containing Fear: Acadian Pan in the Athenian Wilderness
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College of Law 135 |
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Session#5: Presider: Dr. Justin Arft
- Linda McNulty Perez, University of Texas, San Antonio
The Role of αἷμα in the Homeric Epics
- Kelly Powers, Columbia University
Violent Death, the Body, and Mourning in the Iliad and Modern Poetry
- Chad Uhl, University of Kansas
Conflating Mortal and Divine Law in Euripides' Orestes
- Virginia Freeman, University of Buffalo
A Broken Tongue: Translation and Sappho's Affective Poetics in Fragment 31
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College of Law 136 |
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Session#6: Presider: Dr. Jessica Westerhold
- Lauren Gentile, University of Iowa
‘A Thousand Kisses’: Reading Shakespeare Through Catullus
- Alexander Kee, Austin Peay State University
The Importance of the Latin Diminutive in Horace's Odes
- Riley Miller, University of Tennessee
Praise Augustus!
- Sara Menees, Austin Peay State University
Horace and Wordsworth as Poetic Priests: ‘Pride Sough by Merit’
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College of Law 241 |
2:50-3:00 |
Break |
College of Law |
3:00-4:30 |
Third Paper Session |
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Session#7: Presider: Dr. Taylor Coughlan
- Ian Morgan, University of Cincinnati
Arachne through the Ages
- Alex Morano, University of Arizona
Iphigenia in Etruria: The House of Atreus in the Etruscan Artistic Tradition
- Jessica Carter, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Gifts to Apollo: Tracking Delphi's Changing Role Through Dedicatory Practice
- Austin Mitchell, University of Alabama
The Evolution of the Genius in Ancient Rome
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College of Law 135 |
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Session#8: Presider: Dr. Thomas Rose
- Keegan Sims, Loyola University, Chicago
Agriculture and Debt-Slavery in Archaic Greece
- Logan Elliott, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Demosthenes' Resistant Influence on the Character of Philip II of Macedon
- Clayton Meldrum, Kalamazoo College
Modern Medicine, Ancient Model
- Neal Payne, Simon Fraser University
The 'Romanized' Food Ways of Britain: The Extent of, and Factors Governing, Differential Access to Food Resources
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College of Law 136 |
4:40-4:45 |
Closing Remarks
Dr. Aleydis Van de Moortel, Lindsay Young Professor and Head, Department of Classics, University of Tennessee |
College of Law 132 |