Eta Sigma Phi 2015-16

Eta Sigma Phi is an honorary collegiate society for students of Latin and/or Greek. Members are elected by local chapters which have been chartered by the society.

2015 - 2016 Current Officers:

Prytanis: Rachel Morrison
Hyparchos: Caroline Burkett
Grammateus: Jeremy Hollis

Current Members:

Zach Baker
Caroline Burkett
Jennifer Durbin
Jeremy Hollis
Kevin Julian
Jennifer LaCount
Maria Mancini
Rachel Morrison

Posted date: February 2, 2015

Spotlights

Where We Go

Social Justice Entrepreneur

Mrinalini Mitra ’20 founded a nonprofit to connect people & global resources. One of her first efforts was a conference for young women in India.

Denison students and faculty take in a view of Rome

How We Learn

All Roads Lead to Rome

A two-week sojourn in Rome with a Classics professor brings ancient history to life.

Where We Go

Sharing The Light

Even as a young girl, Mishti Mitra ’20 was able to imagine herself in another person’s circumstances.

How We Learn

Life in ancient Greece — resurrected

Role-playing students transformed life in ancient Greece into a daily drama.

Where We Go

Story-telling: from the days of ancients to today

Quinn Griffin '10 is a classicist with Michigan's Grand Valley State University - she is also a talented vocalist.

How We Learn

Why Riri Williams, the new "Iron Man," matters

For Imani Congdon '20, the new "Iron Man," a young black woman named Riri Williams, is a hopeful sign.

Where We Go

For the Love of Latin Learning

Karyn Greene ’12 is taking her love of classics to the Boston Teacher Residence Program.

How We Learn

Modern Greece, through the lens of fiction

Denison professor Tim Hofmeister just published his second book of crime fiction, opening readers’ eyes to the issues of Greece through a new channel.

How We Learn

Immigrant Women in Athens

Professor Kennedy's teaching and research interests cover the history and culture of ancient Greece, especially issues of ethnicity and citizenship.

Where We Go

Dancing on the way to Pompeii

Maybe all roads don't lead to Rome. But this one led to a brilliant career in archaeology and to an ancient dig site in Pompeii.

What's Happening

Faculty

Three Denison professors awarded tenure in 2024

Denison’s Liv Gjestvang recognized as technology leader

Learning grand strategy from a master

Spotlights

Social Justice Entrepreneur

All Roads Lead to Rome

Sharing The Light

Life in ancient Greece — resurrected

Story-telling: from the days of ancients to today

Why Riri Williams, the new "Iron Man," matters

For the Love of Latin Learning

Modern Greece, through the lens of fiction

Immigrant Women in Athens

Dancing on the way to Pompeii

What's Happening

The Center for Black Studies Welcomes Back Simone Drake ’97

Department Awards: Saying Goodbye and Saying Hello!

Prof. Futo Kennedy adds to Cleopatra debate