Edward M. Gutting

Assistant Professor of Classics
312 McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College
University of Mississippi
University, MS. 38677
phone: 662-915-6644
e-mail: gutting@olemiss.edu

SPECIAL INTERESTS

(1) Latin Poetry (2) Greek Epic (3) Roman Family and Sexuality

EDUCATION

Princeton University: M.A., Ph.D. in Classical Philology, June, 2002
Corpus Christi College (Oxford): Associate during Hilary and Trinity terms 1998 University of Chicago: B.A. in Classics, June, 1995

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Assistant Professor of Classics (tenure track), Virginia Wesleyan College 2001-2003
Assistant Professor of Classics (tenure track), University of Mississippi, 2003-present

DISSERTATION

Conjugal and Erotic Love in the Aeneid
Committee: Prof. Robert Kaster (dir.), Prof. Elaine Fantham (dir.), Prof. Denis Feeney, Prof. Andrew Ford
Outside Reader: Prof. Stephen Harrison (Corpus Christi, Oxford)

PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS

"An Emendation to the Scholia on Homer's Nekuia", Classical Quarterly Volume 50.1 (2000) pp. 290-2.

Review of A. Nicoll (ed.), Chapman's Homer, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 99.10.14.

"Homer's World Turned Upside Down: Theseus vs. Minos in Bacchylides", Université Charles-de-Gaulle Lille 3, France, 5/8/98.

"Apollonius, the Homeric Scholia, and the Absent Presence of Heracles", University of Oxford, England, 5/26/98.

"Empedoclean Marriage and Vergil", University of Liverpool, England, 11/21/01.

"Juno the Greek", University of Utah, Salt Lake City, 1/23/02.

"Mighty Aphrodite?", University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi, 1/23/03.

"Aphrodite, Venus, and Humiliation", College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, 3/12/03.

"Vergil's Venus Genetrix", University of Mississippi, 10/23/04.

AWARDS AND HONORS

Mississippi Humanities Council Grant for"Varietates Lectiones: Approaches to Roman Religion" a national conference at the University of Mississippi held October 22-24, 2004.

Faculty Research Fellow at University Of Mississippi, Summer 2004

NEH Summer Seminar on Roman Religion: June 24-August 3 2002, at American Academy in Rome (Director: Prof. K. Galinsky)

Jacob Javits Fellowship, 1997-2001

Robert Murray Fellowship for research in Rome with access to American Academy, 1996

Forbes Merit Fellow, 1995-6

Phi Beta Kappa, 1995

SERVICE

Organized "Varietates Lectiones: Approaches to Roman Religion" a national conference at the University of Mississippi held October 22-24, 2004.

Moderator for Brain Brawl tournament Fall 2004.

Golden Key Society, Faculty Advisor Spring 2003-

Search Committee for Ancient Historian in Classics' Department Fall 2003 - Sping 2004.

Vetted and made questioons for Brain Brawl tournament Fall 2003.

Commission on Campus Resources and Support Services (Virgnia Wesleyan College, Fall 2002-Spring 2003)

Chair of Classics Department (VWC Fall 2002-Spring 2003)
Organized Spring Archaeology Sessions at VWC 2003.

Created Study Abroad in Italy Program for Virginia Wesleyan College (2003)

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