Classics MA graduates take new jobs

The department has recently received great news about two MA graduates’ advancing careers.

Tori Lee (MA 2016) has just defended her dissertation in Classics at Duke University (“Violent by Nature: Danger and Darkness in the Pastoral World”) and will be heading off to a postdoctoral fellowship in the Boston University Society of Fellows.

David Armstrong (MA 2020) has taken a job as Classics teacher at the St. Louis Priory School. David will be teaching Latin I-IV to 7th-10th graders.

Congratulations to Tori and David!

 

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