Saturday, March 26 2022, 10am Park Hall 265 The University of Georgia chapter of Eta Sigma Phi will be hosting our Sixth Annual Undergraduate Research Conference on Saturday, March 26, 2022. This conference will showcase outstanding undergraduate research in any field related to the Classical World from a number of American institutions. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Emily Baragwanath from the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill is the keynote speaker of this event. Please direct any questions to etasigmaphizetaiota@gmail.com. Eta Sigma Phi– Zeta Iota Chapter Presents The Evolving Hero Undergraduate Classics Research Conference University of Georgia | March 26, 2022 9:00 AM Breakfast , Alexander Room Park Hall 222 9:45 AM Greeting & Welcome Savannah Lang President, Eta Sigma Phi– Zeta Iota Chapter Park Hall 265 10:00 AM Wylie Warren-Boulton University of Illinois at Chicago Apollo and Daphne in Ovid and Beyond: A Comparative Analysis of Daphne, Agency, and Power in Tellings Throughout Antiquity 10:30 AM Isabelle Hoover The College of Wooster The New, Ethical Function of Homeric Epic in Quattrocentro Italy 11:00 AM Molly McLaughlin Kenyon College Turia Ultrix: Women and the Law in Laudatio Turiae 11:30 AM Ciara Mulcahy Kenyon College Race, Ethnicity, and the Early Christian Movement: Bardaisan of Edessa 12:00 PM Lunch 1:30 PM Katelyn Reeves University of Georgia Antiochia ad Cragum Archaeological Research Projec 2:00 PM Nathan Moore University of Georgia Internal and External Focus in the Second Philippic: A New Vocabulary for the Study of Ciceronian Rhetoric 2:30 PM Grace DeAngelis Northwestern University Manufacturing a Goddess: An Intertextual Approach to the Apotheosis of Hersilia 3:00 PM Keynote Address Dr. Emily Baragwanath University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Supplanting Pandora: Rewriting Female Heroism in Greek Myth and History 4:00 PM Conclusion Dr. Benjamin Wolkow University of Georgia Senior Lecturer & Eta Sigma Phi Zeta Iota Chapter Faculty Advisor 6:00 PM Formal Dinner Bulldog Bistro
