Anne Feltovich

Anne Feltovich is an Associate Professor of Classics at Hamilton College, specializing in Greek and Roman Comedy, gender and sexuality studies, and Greek archaeology. She teaches ancient Greek and Latin language courses alongside seminars on Greek and Roman culture, mythology, and women in antiquity. Her archaeological fieldwork includes excavations in Athens, Corinth, and Pylos, Greece.

• Education: Ph.D. in Classical Philology (University of Cincinnati), B.A. in Classics (Grinnell College)

Her research focuses on the representation of women's social bonds in classical comedy, with publications addressing gender dynamics in Plautus and Roman drama. Recent courses include Elementary Greek, Latin Seminars on Ovid, and advanced studies of Herodotus, Plato, and Homer.

Scientific Awards:

• University Graduate Scholarship (2003-11)
• Louise Taft Semple Fellowship (2006-11)
• Fulbright Fellowship (2007-08)
• Honorary School Fellowship (American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 2007-08)
• University Distinguished Graduate Fellowship (2003-06)

Professor Feltovich serves on multiple committees, including the Classics Department Search Committee and Phi Beta Kappa Selection Criteria Committee. She advises student organizations like the Classics Club and Archery Club, aligning with her personal interest in rock climbing.