Naomi Kaloudis, faculty lecturer
Ph.D. (Classical Studies), University of Missouri, Columbia, 2013
M.A. (Art History & Archaeology), University of Missouri, Columbia, 2007
B.A. (Classics), Saint Anselm College, 2004
Dr. Naomi Kaloudis’ dissertation focused on performance theory and sound play in Theocritus’Idylls. She was concerned with how culture-specific context prioritizes and enhances his verbal lyricism in relation to the poetry’s content. Her other projects (published articles and conference papers) have included such topics as Hellenistic and Augustan poetry, literary theory, oral tradition, gender studies, reception, classical archaeology, and classical language pedagogy. She has worked for six seasons on two excavations: Supervisor for the excavation at Coriglia (outside Orvieto) with the Institute for Mediterranean Archaeology (2010-2012) and Volunteer for the excavation of the Athenian Agora with the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (2006-2008). She has also co-taught two very successful summer study abroad trips through Greece (2014-2015).
Dr. Kaloudis’ teaching responsibilities include Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Ancient Greek and Latin, Greek Mythology, and literature courses.
Dr. Kaloudis' Department of History and Classical Studies page.
