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ANCIENT STUDIES
Ancient Studies
216 Milbank Hall
www.barnard.edu/classics
This program is supervised by the Committee on Ancient Studies:
Professor of Classics: Helene Foley, Nancy Worman
Associate Professor of Classics: Kristina Milnor
Assistant Professor of Classics: Elizabeth Irwin (Representative for Columbia)
Assistant Professor of Classics: Katharina Volk (Representative for Columbia)
Professor of History: William Harris (Columbia)
For a complete list of
faculty on leave see:
http://www.barnard.edu/provost/facleavelist.html
Ancient Studies is designed to allow the student to explore various aspects of the ancient Mediterranean and Mesopotamian cultures while concentrating on one of these major civilizations. By studying these cultures in several academic disciplines the student will acquire a general knowledge and a context for her area of specialization. At Barnard and in the University a very large number of courses pertaining to antiquity are offered each year, and the program prepares an annual list to aid students in making their selections. This list may be obtained from the Barnard Classics website.