Mary R. McHugh

Hamilton College
198 College Hill Road
Classics Department
Clinton, NY 13323
(315) 853-5729
Clinton, NY 13323
mrmchugh@hamilton.edu

Julio-Claudian literature, history, and art history; gender studies; Homeric poetry; Greek philosophy, especially Plato

2003-04 Vilas Travel Fellowship for attendance at the 2004 APA Annual Meeting
CAMWS Mary A. Grant Award for study at the American Academy in Rome, Spring 2003
Award for Outstanding Service to the Classics Dept., UW-Madison, Spring 2003
Nominated for campus-wide Innovation in Teaching Award, Fall 2002
2002-03 Vilas Travel Fellowship for study at the American Academy in Rome
2002-03 UW-Madison IN TIME grant for teaching Latin meter to intermediate Latin students
Frances Mary Hazen Memorial Fellowship for Classical Studies, Summer 1995
Jean Reniessen Toub Memorial Prize for excellence in Classics, Mt. Holyoke College, 1993
Jean Reniessen Toub Memorial Fellowship for excellence in Classics, Mt. Holyoke College, 1992

Latin Karaoke, paper presented at CAAS Annual Meeting, October 8, 2005
ferox femina: Agrippina Maior in Tacitus' Annales, paper presented at CAMWS Annual Meeting, March 31, 2005
Imag(in)ing Livia and Cleopatra in Augustan Rome, paper presented at APA Annual Meeting, January 3, 2004
Roman Art and Architecture: From Etruscan Influence to the Arch of Titus, lecture presented to Integrated Liberal Studies 203, UW-Madison, November 13, 2003
Using Technology Successfully in the Latin Classroom, lecture presented to Classics 373: Latin Education Ancient and Modern, UW-Madison, October 24, 2003
A Web-based Approach to Teaching Latin Meter and Scansion to Intermediate Latin Students, IN TIME project faculty showcase, UW-Madison, May 21, 2003
From Soup to Nuts: A Taste of Roman Food, World Languages Day, April 16, 2002 and April 3, 2003
Historiography and Freedom of Speech: The Case of Cremutius Cordus, The Penn-Leiden Colloquia on Ancient Values II, University of Pennsylvania, June 1, 2002; publication by Brill Press in Free Speech in Classical Antiquity, edited by Ineke Sluiter and Ralph Rosen, 2004
Marriage and Mourning, the Homeric Hymn to Demeter, lecture presented to Classics 320: Civilization of Ancient Greece, UW-Madison, November 18, 2000
The Country and the City: the Presence of Art in a Theocritean Pastoral Moment, Pillinger Series Presentation, UW-Madison Classics Dept., February 17, 1999

Roman Civilization Instructor, Spring 2006
Roman Historians (selections from Caesar's Bellum Gallicum, Livy's Ab urbe condita, Book 1, and Tacitus' Annales, Book 4) Instructor, Spring 2006
Plautus' Menaechmi Instructor, Fall 2005
Third Semester Greek (Athenaze), selections from Plato's Crito and Symposium Instructor, Fall 2005
Classical Mythology Instructor, Fall 2005

Second Semester Latin (Oxford Latin Course) Instructor, Spring 2005
Great Books Instructor, Spring 2005
A Taste of Roman Food (social history & cooking class) Instructor, January Term 2005
Introductory Greek (Athenaze) Instructor, Fall 2004
Introductory Latin (Oxford Latin Course) Instructor, Fall 2004

Classical Mythology Teaching Assistant (including Honors section), Spring 2002
Classical Mythology Teaching Assistant, Spring 1998 and Spring 2000
Civilization of Ancient Greece (writing intensive course) Teaching Assistant, Fall 2000

Western Civ., Literature and the Arts I Teaching Assistant, Fall 1998 and Fall 2003

Fourth Semester Latin (Catullus, selections from Ovid's Amores and Metamorphoses, and Livy's Ab urbe condita, Book 1) Instructor, Spring 2003 and Spring 2004
Third Semester Latin (Wheelock and Oxford Latin Course Reader) Instructor, Fall 2002
Second Semester Latin (Oxford Latin Course) Instructor, Spring 1999 and Spring 2001
First Semester Latin (Oxford Latin Course) Instructor, Fall 1997 and Fall 1999

Outside Reader and Examiner for Senior Art History Honors Thesis (Matron, Virgin, Fallen Woman: Female Sexuality as Commodity in Ancient Rome) at Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Spring 2006
Outside Reader for Senior Comparative Literature Honors Thesis (Reinterpreting the Cratylus: Socrates' uncertainty about language) at Hamilton College, Spring 2006
Nominated as candidate for WCC Steering Committee, Fall 2005 and Fall 2006
Service on CAMWS Membership Committee, June 2004 to present
Project Assistant to Carole Newlands, Associate Editor of American Journal of Philology, Sept. 2002 to Aug. 2004
Webmaster, Paralegal/Student Aide for UW-Madison Law School LR&W program, June 2002 to Aug. 2004
Webmaster for UW-Madison Classics Dept., Aug. 2002 to Sept. 2003
Latin 204 tutor for TRIO, federally funded program for minority and low-income students, Spring 2002

Available upon request