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Dr. Vincent J. Rosivach

Professor of Classical Studies
rosivach@fairfield.edu
o: Donnarumma Hall Rm 126
p: x2337
Faculty Website

Current Research Interests

Research:

Professor Rosivach has written two books and over one hundred twenty articles and reviews on a wide variety of literary and historical topics within the field of Classics, as well as articles on slavery in colonial Connecticut.  His current research is focused on the society and institutions of archaic Athens, and on Roman comedy.

Teaching: 

As the senior member of Classical Studies Professor Rosivach enjoys teaching a broad range of courses, most in the Core Curriculum.  At present these include courses  on the Greek and Latin languages and on Greek and Roman literature both in the original languages and in English translation.

Courses Taught

  1. CL 107: Masterpieces of Roman Litr
  2. CL 127: Romantic Love/Gr & Roman Litr
  3. EN 107: Masterpieces of Roman Litr
  4. EN 127: Romantic Love/Gr&RomanStu
  5. GR 11: Elementary Attic Greek
  6. GR 111: Elementary Attic Greek
  7. GR 210: Intermediate Greek Readings
  8. GR 211: Intermediate Greek Readings II
  9. GR 325: Advanced Greek Readings I
  10. LA 111: Basic Latin
  11. LA 210: Intermediate Latin
  12. LA 211: Readings in Latin Prose&Poetry
  13. LA 323: Latin Prose I