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Name (2025)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Shriver Hanson<\/td>AT CERTE SEMPER AMABO: A Study of Pagan and Christian Funerary Dedication in the Western Empire – Prof. Brent<\/td><\/tr>
Eva Hynes &
Emily Mueller<\/td>		Female Poets in the Roman Era: Glossary and Commentaries on Sulpicia\u2019s Garland and Verses – Prof. Maurizio<\/td><\/tr>
Truman Williams<\/td>Trimalchio: An Interdisciplinary Image<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2024)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Emma Gay<\/td>Conflict, Faith, and Representation: A Comparative Pilgrimage to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher – Prof. Boomer<\/td><\/tr>
Nathaniel Lewis<\/td>The Gracchan Land Reforms: From Demagoguery to Demography
– Prof. Brent<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2023)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Jenna Berens<\/td>How the Vavsours Rose to Prominence – Prof. S. Lynch<\/td><\/tr>
Mary Sutton Trafton<\/td>“He chose for Himself yours- a useless, disobedient, and faithless nation”: Jewish, Christian, and Roman Identity in Justin Martyr’s Dialogue with Trypho – Prof. M. Tizzoni<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2022)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Will Corcoran<\/td>The Historia Regum Britanniae and the Aeneid – Prof. L. O\u2019Higgins <\/td><\/tr>
Abigail Grumann<\/td>The Ancient Pharmakis: Literature and Reality \u2013Prof. L. Maurizio<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2021)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Alan Bisesi <\/td> Pestilence and Penitence: The Cyprianic Plague and the Rise of Christianity \u2013Prof. M. Tizzoni <\/td><\/tr>
Annie Boyer<\/td>The Petulant Poet: Contextualizing the Obscene Invective of Catullus\u2013Prof. G. Gillies<\/td><\/tr>
Lewis Ezra Clark<\/td>The Auxilia at the Forefront of \u2018Provincialising\u2019 Rome – Revolts, Rebellions and Revolutions by Non-Citizens Fighting for Rome during the Early Principate \u2013Prof. G. Gillies<\/td><\/tr>
Katherine Cody <\/td> Women’s Bodies and Agency within Ancient Rome\u2013Prof. L. O\u2019Higgins <\/td><\/tr>
Genevieve Dickinson<\/td>Merlin and Magic in Medieval Literature\u2013Prof. S. Federico<\/td><\/tr>
Roman Hudgins<\/td>Digital Classics\u2013Prof. A. Shrout<\/td><\/tr>
Peter Philbin <\/td>From \u1f38\u03c6\u03b9\u03b3\u03ad\u03bd\u03b5\u03b9\u03b1 to Iphig\u00e9nie: Recreating Greek Theater Through a Reform Opera – Prof. L. O\u2019Higgins <\/td><\/tr>
Nicholas Quill<\/td>Reconstructing the Female Experience in Classical Attica Through A Close Analysis of The Homeric Hymn to Demeter\u2013Prof. L. O\u2019Higgins<\/td><\/tr>
Patrick Windels<\/td>The Homeric Hero\u2013Prof. H. Walker<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2020)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Sullivan Brock<\/td>Night in Hesiodic and Orphic Traditions \u2013Prof. L. Maurizio<\/td><\/tr>
Jesus Carrera<\/td>An Analysis of the Diagrams and Axioms in Euclid\u2019s Elements \u2013Prof. L. Maurizio<\/td><\/tr>
Christine Carroll<\/td>An Analysis of Persephone\u2019s Agency in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter \u2013Prof. L. Maurizio<\/td><\/tr>
Shengwei Deng<\/td>Eros and Democracy in Thucydides’ History of the Peloponnesian War\u2013Prof. L. O\u2019Higgins<\/td><\/tr>
Marcel Devalle<\/td>Questions of Gender in Chaucer\u2013Prof. S. Federico<\/td><\/tr>
Danielle Meng<\/td>Camilla\u2019s Spectacle: Gendered Nationalism in Vergil\u2019s Aeneid\u2013Prof. G. Gillies<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2019)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Zofia Ahmad<\/td>Living on the Edge: India in the Greek Mind before Alexander the Great – Prof. Cameron\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Hannah Walker Austin<\/td>The Value in “Vanit\u00e9: “The Benefits of Pleasure Reading and Viewing in Le Morte D’arthur<\/em> and Star Wars Rebels <\/em>– Prof. Villagrana\/Fall ’18<\/td><\/tr>
Isabella Barrengos<\/td>Face to Face with Dionysos: Confrontation in the Bacchae<\/em> – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Matthew Phillip Berdon<\/td>Chaucer’s Imagined Jews: How The Prioress’s Tale<\/em> Portrays a Racialized Jewish Identity – Prof. Wright\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Rohan Bhat<\/td>(Re)Reading Katharsis<\/em> in Aristotle’s Poetics: Depicting Action’s Contradictions – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Caroline Barnes<\/td>The Soul in Flight: A Survey of Psyche<\/em> in Ancient Greek Art and Literature from Homer to Plato – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Allison Anne Cormier<\/td>Slaves in the Athenian Home: How Eastern Elements of Worship Were Integrated into Athenian Female Cults – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Shangwei Deng<\/td>Eros and Democracy in Thucydides’ History of the Peloponnesian War<\/em> – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Evan Goldberg<\/td>Written in Stone: Examining the Oral and Written Traditions of Laws and Oracles Through Attic Oratory – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Wanyi Lu<\/td>The Downfalls of Sophocles’ Tragic Heroes: Ajax, Antigone, and Creon – Prof. Walker\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Shelbie Leigh McCormack<\/td>Troy: A Mirrored City and a Culture Not Forgotten
<\/td><\/tr>
Jenna Catherine Powell<\/td>Dike in Hesiod’s Thogony and Works and Days – Prof. O’Higgins<\/td><\/tr>
Lindsay Ryder<\/td>Early Byzantine Stobi in Context: A Study of the Episcopal Basilica and the Jewish Synagogue – Prof. Corrie\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Amanda Sobotka<\/td>Bogeys, Monsters, and Mothers: The Infanticidal Fantasies of 5th Century BCE Greek Women – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Katherine Josephine Ziegler<\/td>Dueling Lyres: Competing Consolatory Practices in the Roman Empire – Prof. Cameron\/Winter ’19<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2018)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Maria Felski<\/td>Unwriting Pastoral: An Ecocritical Reading of Virgil’s Eclogues<\/em> – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’18<\/td><\/tr>
Michael Edward Florentino<\/td>A Mortal God: How Augustus Motivated, Maneuvered, and Molded His Apotheosis – Prof. Cameron\/Winter ’18<\/td><\/tr>
Sam Levin<\/td>How the Huns Induced the Collapse of the Western Empire: A Study of Causal Networks of Nomadic Migration and Their Effects on a Sedentary Civilization – Prof. Jones\/Winter ’18<\/td><\/tr>
Ryen Martinez<\/td>Heaven, Hell and the Duality of the Commissioner and the Illuminator: A Study of the Tres Riches Heuresy<\/em> – Prof. Corrie\/Winter ’18<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2017)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Rachel Ebersole<\/td>Monstrous Seduction: An Analysis of the Development of the Sirens from the Classical to the Medieval Period – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’17<\/td><\/tr>
Kylee Johnson<\/td>Demeter and Persephone in Ancient Greece and Modern Poetry – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’16<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2016)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Elizabeth A. LaVerghetta<\/td>Dionysus and Dracula–Of Blood, Invasion, Inversion, Cults, and the (Un)Dying: A Multiform Analysis – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’16<\/td><\/tr>
Maddie Legro<\/td>A Method to the Madness: Manifestations of Aratus’ Stoicism in the Phainomena<\/em> – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’15<\/td><\/tr>
Theodore Samuel Rube–HONORS<\/td>Searching for Blood in the Streets: Mapping Political Violence onto Urban Topography in the Late Roman Republic, 80-50 BCE – Prof. Imber<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2015)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Marina Barsoum<\/td>Heroines and Vengeful Monsters in Ancient Greece – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’14<\/td><\/tr>
Jackson Padraic Fleming<\/td>Gender, Authorship, and Authority in the Acts of Paul and Thecia<\/em>. An Intermediate Ancient Greek Reader with Vocabulary, Commentary, and Essay – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’15<\/td><\/tr>
Conor Hampson<\/td>Octavian’s Usurpation and Augustus’ Principate – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’15<\/td><\/tr>
Hannah Kogan<\/td>From the Roman Republic to Empire, Treason and Tiberius: A Misunderstanding – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’15<\/td><\/tr>
Thomas Leonard<\/td>Investigating the Status of the Ancient Roman Physician – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’14<\/td><\/tr>
Henry Lee<\/td>Negative Portrayals of the Orient in Homer’s Iliad<\/em> – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’14<\/td><\/tr>
Helen Anne Lober<\/td>Standing On the Shoulders of Giants: The Mythological and Theological Roots of Parmenides and Zeno – Prof. Stark and Walker\/Winter ’15<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2014)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Andrew Carrancor<\/td>Theme of Memory in Virgil’s Ecologues – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Shoshana Emma Foster<\/td>The Home of the Dead, Religions of the Living: The Distinctions between the Jewish and Christian Communities in Ancient Rome as Observed in the Catacombs of the 2nd through 4th Centuries C.E. – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’13<\/td><\/tr>
Sarah Krischer<\/td>“Creolization” of Pottery Assemblages in Early Roman Britain – Prof. Bigelow\/Winter ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Chuck Mann<\/td>Drunken Sophistication – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’14<\/td><\/tr>
Phoebe Tamminen<\/td>Widows and Orphans in Fifth Century Athens: A View from Attic Tragedy – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’14<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2013)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Michael Spinosa<\/td>Hippocratic Medicine in Ancient Greece – Prof. Walker\/Winter ’13<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2012)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Duncan Briggs<\/td>Lucan’s Rejection of Vergilian Epic Characterization: A Literary Analysis between Vergil’s Aeneid<\/em> and Lucan’s Bellum Civile<\/em> – Prof. Hayward\/Fall ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Kelsey Cornwell (History Major)<\/td>Naval Warfare and Society in the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’11 and Cole\/Winter ’12<\/td><\/tr>
Daniel S. McKeigue (History Major)<\/td>The Charismatic Leadership of Alcibiades – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’12<\/td><\/tr>
Parker Repko<\/td>The Fall of the Roman Republic: The Gracchan Revolution – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’12<\/td><\/tr>
Thomas Repko<\/td>An Economic Analysis of the Land and Labor Reforms of the Gracchi during the Late Second Century of the Republic – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’12<\/td><\/tr>
Gregory Watts<\/td>Empowered Women: Study of the Gender Relationship in Classical Sparta – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’11<\/td><\/tr>
Janee White<\/td>Female Homeroticism in Ancient Greek Literature – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’12<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2011)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Andrew W. Beck (History Major)<\/td>The Second Punic War – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Melinda Higgons<\/td>The Etruscans and the Fanum Voltumnae: An Introductory Report to the Campo della Fiera Site and Its Possible Correlation with the Fanum Voltumnae – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’10<\/td><\/tr>
David Irons<\/td>Greek Forerunners of the Modern Hospital – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’11<\/td><\/tr>
Dana Lindauer<\/td>Hephaistos and Mt. Aetna – Prof. Walker\/Winter ’11<\/td><\/tr>
Amalia Maletta<\/td>The Paradoxical Prototype: Political Implications of the Herculean Divinity during the Reign of Commodus – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’11<\/td><\/tr>
Katie Taylor<\/td>The Archaeology of Roman Surgery – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’11<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2010)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Matthew Bannon<\/td>Emperor Julian and the Decline of the Roman Empire – Prof. Jones\/Fall ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Alex Garnick<\/td>Livia’s Constitutional and Cultural Role(s) – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’09 and Winter ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Maddy Glennon<\/td>The Changing Face and Power of the Gorgon – Prof. O’Higgins\/Winter ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Grainne Hebeler<\/td>The Roman ‘Reuse’ of Historical Artefacts – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Neeraj Hotchchandani<\/td>Increased Severity of Punishment in the Late Republic and Early Empire – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Dan La Fontaine<\/td>Identity Evolution in Aristophanes’ Acharnians<\/em> – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’09<\/td><\/tr>
CJ Miller<\/td>Accidental Allies: Septimius Severus and the Cult of Mithras in the Third Century – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Avery Pierce<\/td>Recovering the Past: Interpretations of Homer’s Iliad<\/em> – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Emily Staszak<\/td>Scribes of Venus: Writing Narratives of Rape in the 12th and 14th Centuries – Prof. Federico\/Winter ’10<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2009)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
John Bement<\/td>The Origin of the Rule of St. Benedict and Its Impact on Western Monasticism – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’07 and Winter ’08<\/td><\/tr>
Sara Beneman<\/td>A Study of Athena and Dionysus’ Masculine and Feminine Features Attributes in Fifth Century Athens – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Chris Dahlin<\/td>Publius Claudius Pulcher and the Constitution of the Roman Empire – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Andrew Gaudio<\/td>Apuleius and the Question of Religious Conversion – Prof. Hayward\/Winter ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Alison Hartrich
(Greek Minor)<\/td>		Elpis and Obama’s Rhetoric of Hope – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Timothy Henderson<\/td>Ovid’s Use of Female Adornment to Criticize Women and Augustan Rome – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Scott Juhl<\/td>The Political Consciousness of the Ordo Equester<\/em> during the Roman Republic – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’09<\/td><\/tr>
Lauren Patz<\/td>Failed Masculinity: The Aeneid<\/em> and the Fall of the Roman Republic – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’08<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2008)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Annie Barton – HONORS<\/td>A Woman with a Past: Briseis in the Iliad<\/em> – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’07 and Winter ’08<\/td><\/tr>
Erin Faulder<\/td>Cicero the Philosopher Statesman: A Reading of His Political Philosophy – Prof. Hayward\/Fall ’07<\/td><\/tr>
Maggie McCally<\/td>The Myth of Medea in Theater: Shifts in Dramatic Focus –
Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’07<\/td><\/tr>
Kim Nelson<\/td>A ‘Good’ Death: Suicide in Stoicism and Seneca’s Phaedra<\/em> –
Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’08<\/td><\/tr>
Allie Schwartz – HONORS<\/td>Omens: The Undiscovered Voice of the Common Roman –
Prof. Walker\/Fall ’07 and O’HIggins\/Winter ’08<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2007)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Martin Benes<\/td>Ovid and Anti-Augustanism – Prof. Hayward\/Fall ’06<\/td><\/tr>
Austin Haynes<\/td>Pausanias and His Periegesis<\/em> – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’07<\/td><\/tr>
Alexandra Hughes<\/td>Stylistic and Thematic Parallels in Heraclitus’ Fragments & Oracular Wisdom – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’07<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2005)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Jacqueline A. Donnelly<\/td>Christianity and Homosexuality: Ancient Rome’s Influence on Christian Ideology on Homosexuality – Prof. Allison\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Nancy Highcock<\/td>The Archaeological Evidence for Christianization in Fourth-Century Britain – Prof. Jones<\/td><\/tr>
Ben Jarrett<\/td>Syncretism between Classical Religion and Christianity in the Roman Empire – Prof. Allison\/Fall ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Sarah Jessee (HONORS)<\/td>Dramatic Dissent: Seneca’s Hercules Furens<\/em> as a Subversive Political Text – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’04 and Hayward\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
John Karass<\/td>Epicurus, Einstein and the Cosmic Man – Prof. Hayward\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Lilly McManus<\/td>Roman Far Eastern Contacts – Prof. Jones<\/td><\/tr>
Meredith Mennitt<\/td>Honor in the Arena: Evolution of Roman Honor and the Gladiatorial Games – Prof. Maurzio\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Taylor Miles<\/td>Greek Notions of Ugliness – Prof. Walker\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Matt Rosler<\/td>Damnatio Memoriae and Portraiture in Rome – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Daniel B. Ryan Jr.<\/td>The Christian Reception of the Plurality of Worlds Theory – Prof. Allison\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Amanda Seadler<\/td>A Translation of the “Querolus” – Prof. Hayward\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Cassandra Tamis<\/td>An Exploration of Anger, Gender, Stoicism in Hercules Furens<\/em> – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’05<\/td><\/tr>
Erin Torrey<\/td>Herodotus and Sensory Perception – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2004)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Sarah Connell<\/td>Wonderlands: An Examination of the Otherworld Island in the Odyssey<\/em> and the Voyage of M\u00e1el D\u00fain<\/em> – Prof. Walker\/Winter ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Martha Horan<\/td>Ovid’s Pyramus and Thisbe in Midsummer’s Night Dream<\/em> – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Nicolai Jensen<\/td>– Prof. Cole\/Winter ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Jennifer J  McGill<\/td>The Chorus in Noh Drama and Greek Tragedy – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’04<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2003)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Elizabeth Wilson<\/td>Seneca’s Hercules Furens<\/em>: An Intermediate Reader with Commentary – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’02 and Winter ’03<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2002)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Zachary Gill<\/td>Violence Defends the Man: The Masculine Hero in Seneca’s Hercules Furens<\/em> – Prof. Maurzio\/Fall ’01 and Winter ’02<\/td><\/tr>
Elizabeth Miller<\/td>On Translating Children’s Tales – Prof. Hayward\/Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2001)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Andrew Coombe<\/td>Evaluating the Feasibility of Aristotle’s Vision of Utopia – Prof. O’Higgins\/Fall ’00<\/td><\/tr>
Brian Curtis<\/td>A Fourteenth-Century Clue to the Mystery of Diocletian’s Palace – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’00 and Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Kurt Eilhardt (HONORS)<\/td>A Recreation of the Character and Goals of the Venerable Bede – Prof. Imber\/Fall ’00  and Jones\/Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Stephen Figge<\/td>Gender Bias in Iphigeneia in Tauris<\/em>: Euripides’ Treatment of Women and Ethics (Thesis work done prior to 2001) – Prof. O’Higgins<\/td><\/tr>
Golin Kosowitz<\/td>Roman Law – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Melissa Mitchell (HONORS)<\/td>Poetry and Translation: The Art of Failure or a Failed Art? – Prof. Hayward\/Fall ’00 and Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Mindy Newman (HONORS)<\/td>Pilgrimage and Thecla – Prof. Allison\/Fall ’00 and Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Meredith McLean<\/td>A Deconstruction of Paternal and Social Authority in the Prometheus Bound<\/em> – Prof. Maurizio\/Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Joshua Sandord<\/td>Education Under the Reign of Charlemagne – Prof. Walker\/Fall ’00 and  Jones\/Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Golin Tahmasebi<\/td>Gladiators and the Arena – Prof. Imber\/Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Francis Tate II<\/td>A Lacanian Reading of Catullus – Prof. Maurizio\/Fall ’00 and Winter ’01<\/td><\/tr>
Name (2000)<\/strong><\/td>Thesis Title and Advisor<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Kurt C. Desheimeier<\/td>“Florios and Platziaflore”: A Translation of a Medieval Greek Romance – Prof. Allison\/Winter ’00<\/td><\/tr>
Jennifer Hederman<\/td>– Prof. Jones<\/td><\/tr>
Alyssa Hemmerick<\/td>Alfred and the Old English Orosius – Prof. Jones<\/td><\/tr>
George Whitney<\/td>– Prof. O’Higgins<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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