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YOUR STAFF FOR THE COURSE
Anthony Bulloch - Professor of Classics, Assistant Dean (Undergraduate Advising, College of Letters & Science)
Tel.: (510) 642-4001
email: abulloch@berkeley.edu
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Anthony Bulloch was born and brought up in London, England. He studied Classics at the university of Cambridge, England (B.A., M.A., Ph.D.) and was a student also at the British School at Rome and the University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. He taught in the Faculty of Classics, Cambridge, where he was also Fellow and Dean of King's College, before coming to UC Berkeley. Publications include work in the fields of Greek Poetry, language, metrics, religion and myth. He is currently writing a new textbook on Greek Mythology, to be published by Thames and Hudson (London), and working on another on ancient Greek Cults and Festivals.
Emily Haug - AHMA ('The Group') : Reader
email: ejmunro@berkeley.edu
Emily Haug is a third year graduate student here at Berkeley in the Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology department. She specializes in the Roman Empire, Ancient Coins, and Greek Intellectual History. Her father was in
the Army and thus she got the opportunity to move around the country and a bit overseas until his retirement, at which point the family settled in Seattle. Emily gained her BA in Classics and History at the University of Washington. She had been a Chemistry major for three years before committing to the Humanities having found her interest in Ancient History and research to be too delightful to give up.
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Jeff Pearson- AHMA ('The Group') : Reader
email: jep@berkeley.edu
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Jeff Pearson is a 4th year graduate student and PhD candidate in the Dept. of Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology. Born and raised in Spokane, WA, he attended Villanova University for his undergraduate studies, spent a year abroad at St. Andrews University in Scotland, and earned a master's degree at Cambridge University in England. Before coming to Berkeley, he worked at art museums in Venice and New York City. Jeff's studies at Berkeley focus on Hellenistic History and archaeology; Roman history; and the papyri, archaeology, and art of Greco-Roman Egypt. His other endeavors include working on excavations in Israel and Egypt and regularly teaching the summer Latin workshop at Gonzaga University in Spokane. He has also been studying intensive Arabic for the past two years. Chief among his many hobbies is playing music, primariy traditional Irish music on the accordion, as well as jazz piano and old-time banjo. Other pastimes include fly-fishing and watching sports, particularly college basketball.
Mailing address: Dept. of Classics, 7303 Dwinelle Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720
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