Justin Dwyer

Justin Dwyer is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Religion and Classics at the University of Rochester. He holds a PhD in Classics from the University of British Columbia (2021) and previously taught at the University of Victoria before joining Rochester in 2023. His research focuses on Greek drama and its reception in Rome, blending literary analysis with material culture studies. He is currently developing his dissertation, *"Apollodorus of Carystus and the Tradition of New Comedy,"* into a monograph.

• Education: PhD in Classics, University of British Columbia, 2021

Research interests include Greek and Roman comedy, Hellenistic Greece, Republican Rome, and the intersection of ancient theatre with material culture. He also emphasizes pedagogy in Greek and Latin languages.

No recent articles were explicitly listed in the provided text, but his work centers on fragmentary authors, coroplastic studies, and the historiography of reception. No scientific awards were noted.

Teaching includes courses such as *LATN 102 (Elementary Latin II)*, *CGRK 203 (Euripides’ Medea)*, and *CLST 101 (Introduction to Antiquity)*. No grants or advising roles are detailed here.