Salvete and Welcome to my Webpage!
I am an Assistant Professor of Classics at Randolph-Macon College. Although my interests in the field of Classics encompass nearly all aspects of classical philology, I am most interested in the literature of the Augustan Age and Early Empire, Ancient Sexualities, and the intersection of Pedagogy, Digital Humanities and the Classics.

On this site, you'll find a selection of my writing, presentations, and photos, as well as my pedagogy portfolio and class websites. In addition, I have provided links to sites that I find interesting. 
Recent News and Events
  • (May 2014) Nominated to the Editorial Board for the journal Teaching Classical Languages
  • (April 2014) Invited to present a paper at the Virginia Governor's Latin Academy at Randolph-Macon College
  • (March 2014) Nominated as one of the top 20 EdTech experts by convertyouridea.com
  • (November 2013) Invited to present a paper on eLearning at "eLatin and iGreek" Conference at the Open University
  • (October 2013)  Panel on eLearning and the Classics accepted for the Classical Association Annual Meeting at the University of Nottingham
  • (October 2013)  Panel on Ovid's Exile Literature accepted for CAMWS Annual Meeting (Baylor University)
  • (April 2013) Appointed as member of Graduate Student Issues Committee for the Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS).
  • (April 2013) Appointed Social Media Director of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS).
  • (March 2013) Nominated as a Top Expert in elearning and EdTech by bestcollegerankings.org.
  • (January 2013) Invited to present at Boston University Graduate Student Conference
Nominated as one of the 100 Top Experts in eLearning and EdTech by bestcollegerankings.org
Receiving the 2012 CAMWS-SS Presidential Award from Dr. Irby for the paper "Multiple Registers: Greek and Egyptian Allusions in Callimachus'' Coma Berenices"
Receiving the Harry J. Leon Award for Excellence in Teaching with co-recipient Andrew Howard (right) from Dr. Steve White, Chair of Classics UT-Austin (center).
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