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Live-Stream: Frank M. Snowden Jr. | A Retrospective and Future Directions
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Posted: 07 Feb 2019 03:17 PM PST
Frank M. Snowden Jr. | A Retrospective and Future Directions
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*A panel discussion with Carolivia Herron, Molly Levine, and Dan-el Padilla
Peralta **with moderator Caroline Stark*

*Friday, February 15 at 3:00 pm*
Registration is limited.
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February 14.
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This dialogue is part of the Black Classicists Exhibition Event Series
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SpeakersCarolivia HerronCarolivia Herron is an African American Jew and a
Senior Faculty Scholar Coach and Adjunct Lecturer in the Classics
Department of Howard University. She primarily teaches literature courses
that connect ancient epics of Europe, Africa and Asia with stories, novels,
and poetry written today. She is also the author of several books including
including, *Thereafter Johnnie*, *Always An Olivia*, *Peacesong DC*,
*Asenath*, and *Nappy Hair*. As an undergraduate Carolivia was a student of
Dr. Frank M. Snowden, Jr. at Howard University
Mayor Muriel Bowser presented Dr. Herron the “Exceptional Woman in the Arts
Award” for writing the libretto for the opera, *Let Freedom Sing: The Story
of Marian Anderson*. The music was composed by Bruce Adolphe.
Carolivia loves epic poetry and epic stories, especially epics about
cities, and she hosts a weekly radio show, Epic City, on WOWD-LP Takoma
Park radio.
In addition to Howard University Dr. Herron has been a professor at Harvard
University, Mount Holyoke College, Chico State University, the College of
William and Mary, and Arizona State University. As Senior Faculty Scholar
Coach at Howard University Carolivia is creating a multimedia interactive
version of her novel, *Asenath and Our Song of Songs*. This work will be an
educational and storytelling gateway for interconnecting the creative works
of artists and scholars. Carolivia is also a member of Tifereth Israel
Congregation of Washington, DC.
Molly LevineMolly Myerowitz Levine holds a Ph.D in Classics from
Bar-Ilan  University, an M.Phil. in Classics from Yale University, and a BA
in Classics from Harvard University.  She holds the rank of professor at
Howard University where she has taught since 1984. She divides her teaching
between the Department of Classics and the Honors Program of the College of
Arts and Sciences.
Among her major publications are  Ovid’s Games of Love (Wayne State
University Press, l985); The Challenge of Black Athena, Special Volume
of Arethusa (Guest editor) (1989); and “Ovid’s Evolution,” in The Art of
Love: Bimillennial Essays on Ovid’s Ars Amatoria and Remedia Amoris (Oxford
2006). She has written, taught, and lectured widely on topics including the
Black Athena controversy, Latin poetry, and early Christianity and Rabbinic
Judaism.
Dan-el Padilla PeraltaDominican by birth and New Yorker by upbringing,
Dan-el Padilla Peralta was graduated *summa cum laude* in Classics with a
WWS certificate at Princeton, held the Daniel M. Sachs Class of 1960
Graduating Scholarship to read for the M. Phil. in Greek and Roman History
at Oxford (2008), and earned his Ph.D. in Classics from Stanford in 2014.
After a two-year postdoctoral fellowship at Columbia’s Society of Fellows,
he returned to Princeton.
His research focuses on Reception Studies, especially classical receptions
in the Black Atlantic; Greek and Roman Religion; and Roman History,
specifically the Roman Republic and Empire. He is author of the
memoir, *Undocumented:
A Dominican Boy’s Odyssey from a Homeless Shelter to the Ivy League* (Penguin
Press, 2015) and co-editor of *Rome, Empire of Plunder: The Dynamics of
Cultural Appropriation* (Cambridge University Press, 2017), a collection of
essays from philologists, historians, and archaeologists that examines
Roman cultural appropriation as a hydra-headed phenomenon through which
Rome made and remade itself, as a Republic and as an Empire, on Italian
soil and abroad.
About the ModeratorCaroline StarkCaroline Stark received a PhD in Classics
and Renaissance Studies from Yale University and is Assistant Professor of
Classics at Howard University. Her research interests include ancient
cosmology, anthropology, ethnography, and the reception of classical
antiquity in Medieval and Renaissance Europe and in Africa and the African
Diaspora. She is co-editing *A Companion to Latin Epic 14-96 CE *for
Wiley-Blackwell and has published numerous articles on the reception of
classical antiquity in the literature and art of Medieval and Renaissance
Europe and in African American literature and film.



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