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![Q: What classes are you teaching this semester?
A: This semester I’ve got three, [which is] not unusual for a visiting professor… Afterlives of Antiquity, a course on traditions of poetic image and filmic images of the afterlife and the underworld; FYE HUMA with my peer tutor Audrey Newman, and, in kind of an innovation for the department, intermediate and advanced Greek together... which is especially exciting because the topic [Biblical Greek] was chosen by student initiative.](https://trinitonian.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Wt8sfwE4SsnNqNZS1Um3ITrLzrvqhG4Pxc0anXOq-900x600.jpeg)
