Associate Professor Patrick Glauthier wins the James Wright Sustaining Faculty Excellence award which is given to to newly tenured and promoted faculty who have made significant contributions as teacher scholars.
Department of Classics
About
The Department of Classics offers a wide-ranging curriculum taught by a research faculty firmly committed to excellence in undergraduate education. Courses in the department address every aspect of ancient Greek and Roman life and thought: literature, history, philosophy, and cultural issues; archaeology, material remains, museums and sites; Latin and ancient Greek languages from beginning to advanced levels, and methods for the study of texts and manuscripts.
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10/16/2025
William "Bill" C. Scott began his career at Dartmouth in 1966 as part of a cohort that reimagined and significantly expanded the Department of Classics. Bill had a range of interests in Greek literature, from Euripides to Sophocles to Aeschylus, but his greatest intellectual passion was exploring the works of Homer.
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Recent Publications
"Collection."
"Gender, Class, and Slavery in Plautus' Rudens in 1884 St. Louis,"
"Time Stood Still, and It Was Sublime (Proto-Gospel of James 18)."
"The Professional Lives of the Sophists"