Permanent Faculty

Susanna Elm

Distinguished Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies and History, Sidney H. Ehrman Professor of European History

elm@berkeley.edu

3321 Dwinelle Hall

History of the later Roman Empire, East and West

Grace Erny

Assistant Professor of Ancient Greek and Roman Studies

gkerny@berkeley.edu

7212 Dwinelle Hall

Tuesdays, 2:00-4:30 PM or by appointment

Archaeology and history of Greece and the Aegean; inequality in the ancient world; archaeological survey and the rural Mediterranean; ceramic analysis; archaeological ethics and public archaeology

Giovanni R. F. (John) Ferrari

Melpomene Distinguished Professor of Classical Languages and Literature, Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies

gferrari@berkeley.edu

Spring 2024: W 1:00-2:30 p.m. on zoom, or by appointment. Please email me for zoom link.

Ancient Philosophy (especially Plato), Aesthetics

Todd Hickey

Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies, Director of the Center for the Tebtunis Papyri

tmhickey@berkeley.edu

489 Bancroft Library

Thursdays, 8-11am, and by appointment.

Papyrology, Late Antiquity, cultural heritage ethics

Leslie Kurke

Gladys Rehard Wood Chair, Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies and Comparative Literature; Head Graduate Adviser, AGRS

kurke@berkeley.edu

4331 Dwinelle

M 2-3, W 3-4

Greek literature and cultural history

Duncan MacRae

Associate Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies; Co-Director, Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion

duncanmacrae@berkeley.edu

Dwinelle 7213

Tuesday 4pm, Wednesday 10am. Drop-in or make an appointment via Google calendar.

Roman history; ancient religions, including Second Temple Judaism and early Christianity

Maria Mavroudi

Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies and History

mavroudi@berkeley.edu

Byzantine studies

Trevor Murphy

Associate Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies, Undergraduate Advisor Fall 2021

tmmurphy@berkeley.edu

7220 Dwinelle

Thurs. 1:30-3:30pm

Ellen Oliensis

Klio Distinguished Professor of Classical Languages and Literature, Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies and Comparative Literature

eolien@berkeley.edu

Dwinelle 7211

Tues. 3.30-5, and by appointment

Roman literature, esp. Augustan poetry

Nikolaos Papazarkadas

Nicholas C. Petris Professor of Greek Studies, Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies, Director of the Aleshire Center for the Study of Greek Epigraphy

papazarkadas@berkeley.edu

Monday 12-2 (or email me in advance and I will send you a Zoom link if you prefer)

Greek history and epigraphy (Athens and Attica, Boeotia, Cyclades, Peloponnese); Athenian archaeology and topography; history of scholarship.

J. Theodore Peña

Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies

tpena@berkeley.edu

Tuesday 1:30-2:30 PM (in office and via Zoom [personal meeting id 520 954 5250]); Wednesday 9:00-10:00 AM (Zoom only); and by appointment.

Roman archaeology; Roman Italy; material culture; ceramics; Pompeii.

James Porter

Irving Stone Chair in Literature, Distinguished Professor of Rhetoric and Ancient Greek & Roman Studies

jiporter@berkeley.edu

354B Dwinelle

see the Rhetoric Department website for details

Literature and philosophy, critical theory, classicism and postclassicism

Dylan Sailor

Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies, Department Chair

dsailor@berkeley.edu

7214 Dwinelle Hall

Spring 2024: T 2-4, and by appointment

Latin literature, ancient historiography

Kim Shelton

Associate Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies / Director, Nemea Center for Classical Archaeology

sheltonk@berkeley.edu

7209 Dwinelle and Zoom: https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/5362925088

T 2:15-4:00 and by appointment

Classical Archaeology, with a focus on the prehistoric Aegean

Mario Telò

Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies, Rhetoric, and Comparative Literature; participating member in the Critical Theory DE

mtelo@berkeley.edu

Wednesday 2-5

Greek literature, ancient drama and its reception, critical theory

Professors of the Graduate School

Mark Griffith

Klio Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Classical Languages and Literature, Professor of Classics and of TDPS (Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies)

markg@berkeley.edu

7215 Dwinelle

Wednesday 2-3pm, or by appointment (Spring 2024)

Greek literature and performance

Anthony Long

Chancellor's Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Classics and Irving G. Stone Professor Emeritus of Literature

aalong@berkeley.edu

7218 Dwinelle

Fall 2021 Tuesdays at 3.00

Greek and Roman Philosophy, Greek Literature

Donald J. Mastronarde

Melpomene Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Classical Languages and Literature

djmastronarde@berkeley.edu

7219 Dwinelle Hall

For some biographical details and links to my CV and various projects, please visit my home page.

Kathleen McCarthy

Professor of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies

kmccarth@berkeley.edu

7221 Dwinelle (Zoom meeting number 250-009-2791)

Tues 12-2

Roman poetry, especially comedy, lyric, and elegy

Affiliated Faculty

Daniela Cammack

Political Science

daniela.cammack@berkeley.edu

Ancient Greek democracy; ancient Greek, Roman, and modern political ideas and practices

Timothy Clarke

Philosophy

tclarke@berkeley.edu

Ancient Greek philosophy, especially Aristotle

Andrew Garrett

Linguistics

garrett@berkeley.edu

Karuk and Yurok (languages of northern CA); early Indo-European languages, esp. Greek, Latin, and languages belonging to the Anatolian branch

Kinch Hoekstra

Political Science and Law

hoekstra@berkeley.edu

History of political, moral, and legal thought, especially ancient, renaissance, and early modern political philosophy

Emily Mackil

History, AHMA

emackil@berkeley.edu

Ancient Greek social, political, and economic history

Ramona Naddaff

Rhetoric

naddaff@berkeley.edu

Ancient Greek philosophy, rhetoric, and poetics

Carlos Norena

History, AHMA

norena@berkeley.edu

Ancient Roman world, esp. political and cultural history c. 200 BCE–400 CE; historical geography of the Roman empire; comparative ancient empires.

Visiting Faculty and Lecturers

Alice Chapman

7307 Dwinelle Hall

Mon 4-6 and by appointment

Women and Social Identity in the Greek House, Domestic Archaeology and Greek Ceramics, Social Identity Formation, The Iconography of Women in the Domestic Space, Greek Sculpture and Vase Painting