Steering Committee

William V. Harris

Director
William R. Shepherd Professor of History
History
Columbia University
Author of Promoting Digital Citizenship: Responsible Tech Use in Schools

Francesco de Angelis

Deputy Director
Associate Professor
Art History & Archaeology
Columbia University

Marc Van De Mieroop

Professor
History
Columbia University

Seth Schwartz

Lucius N. Littauer Professor of Classical Jewish Civilization
Religion
Columbia University

Katja Vogt

Professor
Philosophy
Columbia University

Gareth Williams

Violin Family Professor of Classics
Classics
Columbia University

Helene Foley

Professor
Classics
Columbia University

Ellen Morris

Assistant Professor
Classics & Ancient Studies
Barnard College

Support the Center

The Center acknowledges with gratitude continued financial support from the Arete Foundation, the Fellows of the Center, and W.W. Norton & Company.

Giving to the Center:
The Center is heavily dependent on gifts from its friends. If you would like to help support our work, please e-mail the Director, William Harris, at . You may now also donate online here. Please select "Arts and Sciences (Interdepartmental)" under "School or Division" and then "Center for Ancient Mediterranean" under "Designation."

Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition

CSCT is a book series that publishes works by Columbia faculty and by former Columbia students, especially their PhD dissertations. It also publishes the proceedings of Columbia conferences. Its fields are classical antiquity in all its manifestations, and the reception of antiquity down to the Renaissance. It has the advantage over university presses that it is fast and that it is happy to publish recondite scholarship. For further information contact Professor William Harris, .

WHAT THE CENTER DOES

The Center for the Ancient Mediterranean at Columbia University seeks to link together all the faculty, students and numerous departments that have an interest in the cultures of the ancient Mediterranean and adjoining areas. It is simultaneously a mechanism for coordinating courses, an information source, and a means of organizing conferences and other scholarly encounters.

Recently published: Moses Finley and Politics, ed. W.V. Harris (the proceedings of a conference at the Center)
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