Seth Jeppesen

Seth Jeppesen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Comparative Arts & Letters at Brigham Young University. His work bridges classical antiquity with modern societal issues, focusing on themes of migration, identity, and cultural memory. He has organized events like 'Greek Myths, Modern Refugees,' exploring parallels between ancient tragedies and contemporary migrant experiences. His recent podcast episode honors poet Anya Krugovoy Silver, reflecting his engagement with literary memorialization.

Jeppesen's research interests include ancient literature, mythology, and the intersection of historical narratives with modern migration studies. Though no formal grants or awards are listed, his active participation in public humanities initiatives and collaborations with institutions like Mercer University highlight his commitment to interdisciplinary dialogue.

He is affiliated with BYU’s Eta Stigma Phi Classics Club and contributes to undergraduate research symposia. His blog posts address themes of faith, cultural identity, and pedagogical innovation in humanities education.