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George Kalogeris, PhD, is an Associate Professor Emeritus of English at Suffolk University, where he also serves as Director of the Classics Minor and the Poetry Center. He holds a PhD and MA in English from Boston University, and a BS from Suffolk University. His research focuses on Greek and Roman literature in translation, modern lyric poetry, and the pastoral tradition. Dr. Kalogeris has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the James Dickey Poetry Prize (2018) and the Meringoff Prize for Poetry (2014).
His educational background includes:
- PhD in English, Boston University
- MA in English, Boston University
- BS, Suffolk University
Dr. Kalogeris’s work bridges classical and contemporary poetry, with a focus on translation, cultural identity, and lyric form. He has authored books such as Winthropos (2021) and Guide to Greece: Poems (2018), and his essays and reviews appear in journals like Essays in Criticism and Poetry International.
His poetry and translations have been anthologized in So Little Time (2014) and Horace in English (2006). He has also edited volumes, including Virgil's Aeneid (2017) and Saint Medusa (2015).
Dr. Kalogeris teaches courses ranging from classical mythology to creative writing, including ENG-375 Poetry Writing Workshop and ENG-316 Fifth Century Athens. He is deeply involved in fostering literary arts through the Poetry Center, promoting contemporary poetry and classical traditions.
