Christopher Askew Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga, Us

I teach a discussion section for ARTH 102 which covers the history of art from the late Renaissance/Baroque period to works by contemporary artists.

Atlanta, Ga, Us

I am responsible for grading short papers, midterms, and final exams for Classics 202: The Romans which examines ancient Roman society through ancient literary texts.

Atlanta, Ga, Us

I co-teach introduction to Ancient Roman art with my advisor Dr. Eric Varner. My duties include giving lectures on specialized topics such as engraved gemstones, Roman wall-painting, and funerary sculpture as well as grading written assignments and meeting with students outside of class for office hours.

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

As a graduate student intern, I assist the Greek and Roman art curator in her research on the museum's permanent collection and exhibition preparation. I also will assist with the reinstallation of some artifact displays and engage with the public via social media.

Atlanta, Ga, Us

I teach discussion sections for the Art History 101 and 102 survey courses. My responsibilities included synchronous teaching via Zoom, grading assignments, and meeting with students for office hours.

As a graduate research assistant it is my responsiblity to assist the curator and collections manager with gallery instillations, object file management, exhibition label writing, social media posts for the museum's Facebook page, creating copyright documentation, and various other activities.

As an assistant to the trench supervisor I helped to excavate the remains of a Roman frigidorium located in the remains of lesser bathing complex within the Roman-era city of Antiochia ad Cragum. I relayed information to my fellow excavators from the trench supervisor and took part in the excavation process myself.

Lincoln, Ne, Us

Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Classical Mythology. As a TA I graded exams and met with student during office hours to answer their questions concerning the course material and other academic matters. I also proctored all in-class exams and was responsible for tracking student attendance.

Williamsburg, Va, Us

Under the supervision of Dr. William Hutton for COL 150 Freshman Seminar 'East & West'Reading and Editing Student Written AssignmentsStudent ConferencesGuest Lectures on 'The Application of Archaeology, Art, and Material Culture to Classics Research' and 'The Parthenon and the Greek Imagination of the Other'

Archaeological Field ExcavationPottery Washing and SortingDigital Cataloging

Art Conservation TechnicianPublic talk on art conservation processResponsible for updating Museum Record InventoryArt Handling

Aided in Curatorial Research and Exhibition Preparation

Data entry via ArtstorTransferring Images into Digital Format

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Master'S Degree, Art History, Criticism And Conservation

Post Baccalaureate, Classics And Classical Languages, Literatures, And Linguistics

Bachelor’S Degree, History, Art History, And Religious Studies

Classical Archaeology