Members
Membership is open to anyone with a research or teaching interest in ancient studies, including classicists, archaeologists, teachers, librarians, publishers, vendors, and anyone else with a serious interest in the Forum’s mission. Every member has the right to vote and is eligible to hold office.
There are no dues, nor it is necessary to belong to the Society for Classical Studies in order to be a member of the Forum. Anyone wishing to attend the Forum’s annual meeting can do so by registering for the day of the AIA/SCS conference on which the Forum meets.
Persons interested in joining the forum may contact us or subscribe to the listserv.
Officers 2019-2021
Chair, David M. Ratzan (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University)
Secretary, Rebecca Stuhr (University of Pennsylvania)
Current Active Members
Phoebe Acheson (Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County)
Zoe Blecher-Cohen (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University)
Greta Boers (Duke University)
Deborah Brown (University of Pennsylvania)
Sarah Buchanan (University of Texas at Austin)
Patrick J. Burns (University of Texas at Austin)
Michele Chittenden (Queen’s University)
Kim Collins (Emory University)
Greg Crane (Tufts University)
Megan Daly (University of Florida)
Mary E. Downs (National Endowment for the Humanities)
Claudia Filos (Center for Hellenic Studies)
Tamara Fultz (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Max L. Goldman (Vanderbilt University)
Karen Green (Columbia University)
Angelica Hanhardt (Center for Hellenic Studies)
Aaron Hershkowitz (Institute for Advanced Study)
Gerald Heverly (New York University)
David Jenkins (Princeton University)
Fred Jenkins (University of Dayton)
Charles E Jones (Pennsylvania State University)
Donald Juedes (Johns Hopkins University)
Sarah Kansa (Open Context)
Lanah Koelle (Center for Hellenic Studies)
Michael Konieczny (Center for Hellenic Studies)
Steve Kuehler (Harvard University)
lori Lafis (Center for Hellenic Studies)
Katharina Legutke (Walter de Gruyter GmbH)
Rhea Lesage (Harvard University)
Camilla MacKay (Bryn Mawr College)
Rebecca R. Malek-Wiley (Tulane University)
Catherine Mardikes (University of Chicago)
Colin McCaffrey (Yale University)
Gabriel Mckee (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University)
William S. Monroe (Brown University)
Kenny Morrell (Rhodes College)
Lenny Muellner (Brandeis University/Center for Hellenic Studies)
Jackie Neel (York University)
Anthony Oddo (Yale University)
Jeremy Ott (University of California, Berkeley)
George I. Paganelis (California State University, Sacramento)
Phoebe Peacock (Library of Congress)
David Pettegrew (Messiah College)
Serena Pirrotta (Walter de Gruyter GmbH)
David M. Ratzan (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, New York University)
Jacquelene Riley (University of Cincinnati)
Ramona Romero (Vanderbilt University)
Abby Scheel (Florida State University)
Tyler Jo Smith (University of Virginia)
Rachel Starry (SUNY Buffalo)
Deborah Stewart (University of Pennsylvania)
Rebecca Stuhr (University of Pennsylvania)
Lucie Stylianopoulos (University of Virginia)
Laura Surtees (Bryn Mawr College)
Maria Tourna (American School of Classical Studies at Athens)
Monica Tsuneishi (University of Michigan)
Yang Wang (Princeton University)
Shiela Winchester (University of Texas at Austin)
Temple Wright (Center for Hellenic Studies)
Past Officers
2017-2019
Chair, Rhea Lesage (Harvard University)
Secretary, David M. Ratzan (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, NYU)
2015-2017
Chair, Colin McCaffrey (Yale University)
Secretary, Lanah Koelle (Center for Hellenic Studies)
2013-2015
Chair, Lucie Stylianopoulos
Secretary, Colin McCaffrey (Yale University, 2015)
Secretary, Camilla MacKay (Bryn Mawr College, 2013-2014)
2011-2013
Chair, Catherine Mardikes (University of Chicago)
Secretary, David Jenkins (Princeton University)
2009-2011
Chair, David Sullivan (Notre Dame)
Secretary,
2007-2009
Chair, W. Gerald Heverly (New York University)
Secretary, David Sullivan (Notre Dame)
2005-2007
Chair, Rebecka Lindau (Princeton University)
Secretary, W. Gerald Heverly (New York University)
