Danielle L. Kellogg
EDUCATION
University of Pennsylvania PhD. in Ancient History, May 2005.
Dissertation: The Attic Deme of Acharnai: History and Identity, Director: Jeremy McInerney; Committee Members: Jeremy McInerney, Michael Flower, and Keith DeVries
University of Pennsylvania MA in Ancient History, January 2001.
Associate Member, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 2003-2004.
Franklin and Marshall College, AB in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History and Greek double major, minor in Pre-Modern History, May 1999.
American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Summer Session I, 1998.
ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT
Assistant Professor of Classics, Brooklyn College of the City University
of New York, August 2006-present
Assistant Professor of History, University of
Central Arkansas, August 2005-June 2006.
PUBLICATIONS
“The Athenian Decree Honoring
Hebryzelmis of Thrace Reconsidered” forthcoming, AJAH
3-4, (2004-2005) [2007], 58-71
Review of Studies in the Population of Aigina, Athens, and Eretria, by M.H.
Hansen, Bryn Mawr Classical Review, 2007.04.59 (http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/2007/2007-04-59.html)
“A Note on Thesmophoriazeusai 561-2”, under consideration
“Local Identities in Classical Athens”, Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on European History: Ancient to Modern, under consideration
Review of Horkos. The Oath in Greek Society, A. Sommerstein and J. Fletcher, eds., Bryn Mawr Classical Review, forthcoming
WORKS IN PROGRESS
“Ephebes in the Chora”
A note on an Attic kylix fragment
Revision of the dissertation, “The Attic Deme of Acharnai”
A study of Athenian foreign policy from inscriptional evidence
Temple University, October 13, 2004: “Herodotos and the Themistokles
Decree”
APA Annual Meeting, January 8, 2005: “The Ephebic Oath and Acharnai”
University of Pennsylvania, Art and Archaeology of the Mediterranean World Archaeological Lunch, March 18, 2005: “The Site of Acharnai: Reconciling Theory and Evidence”
University of Pennsylvania, April 15, 2005: “Constructing an Acharnian Identity”
Fordham University, February 2, 2006: “Marathon Fighters and Men of Maple”
Hendrix College, February 20, 2006: “’That Coal-Basket is from My Deme!’”
4th International Conference on European History, December 28, 2006: “Local Identities in Classical Athens”
UNIVERSITY SERVICE
Student Advisor, Classics Department, Brooklyn College, Spring 2008
Departmental Committee on Academic Integrity, Brooklyn College, 2007-2008
Faculty Council, Library Committee, Brooklyn College, 2007-2008
Curriculum Committee, Classics Department, Brooklyn College 2007
Library Representative, Classics Department, Brooklyn College 2006-2008.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Association of Ancient Historians, 2005-present.
Ancient Historians Colloquium of the Atlantic States, 2002-present.
American Philological Association, 2002-present.
Classical Association of the Middle West and South, 2007-2008.
FELLOWSHIPS
AND SCHOLARSHIPS
New Faculty Fund Grant, Brooklyn College,
February 2007
University of Pennsylvania School of Arts and Sciences Dissertation Fellow, 2004-2005.
Colburn Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania Museum, 2003-2004.
William Penn Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania, 1999-2002.
John Marshall Scholarship, Franklin and Marshall College, 1995-1999.
AWARDS
Oscar Broneer Award for Mediterranean Travel, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, April 2004.
Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students, University of Pennsylvania, April 2002. This prize, sponsored by former University President Rodin, is unique in that it seeks nominations specifically from undergraduate students.
Ancient History Award, Franklin and Marshall College, April 1999.
ACADEMIC
AWARDS AND HONOR SOCIETIES
Graduated Magna Cum Laude, Franklin and Marshall College, May 1999.
Phi Beta Kappa, Franklin and Marshall College, May 1999.
Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honor Society, Franklin and Marshall College, May 1999.
AREAS OF
ACADEMIC INTEREST
Greek political and constitutional history
Epigraphy and topography of the Greek countryside
Roman political history, including material culture