Christopher Cochran
Department:
Classics & Religious Studies
Title:
Assistant Professor
Location:
McCormack Hall Floor 04
Area of Expertise
Greek and Roman literature, Ancient novels, History of slavery in Greece and Rome, Roman law in literature, Ancient gender and sexuality, LGBTQ+ classical reception, Greek and Latin language instruction, Applications of Second Language Acquisition (SLA) research to classical language teaching
Degrees
PhD, Harvard University, Classical Philology, 2020
AB, Princeton University, Classics, 2014
Professional Publications & Contributions
- 2017 “A Neoplatonic, Christian Sappho: Reading Synesius’ Ninth Hymn” in Paul Johnston, ed. Classics@16: Seven Essays on Sappho. Washington DC: Center for Hellenic Studies.
Additional Information
Courses Taught
- Methods of Teaching in the Latin Language (Latin 415/615)
- Greek Civilization: Multicultural Perspectives (Classics 281)