Title changed on completion of doctoral degree.I continue to offer advanced graduate-level courses on selected topics in ancient Greek to students with a wide variety of background experiences and professional / academic goals. When departmental needs call for it, I have offered courses in various dialects of Aramaic as well.

• Serving as Instructor of Record• Designed and delivered six courses in Ancient Greek and Syriac for student audiences with a wide range of prior background knowledge• Implemented instruction and assessment strategies informed by up-to-date research in language pedagogy• Maintained networks with students and administrators in various departments at Harvard and at theological schools across the Boston area to drive enrollment.• Mentored graduate student instructors on university teaching

Although I have performed some basic copyediting, I specialize in helping authors revise academic work in the humanities (dissertation chapters, article drafts, conference papers, etc) for good style, clarity of presentation and cogency of arguments.

• Assisted the Center for the Study of World Religion's Transcendence and Transformation initiative• Pursued several concurrent and self-directed research projects.• Participated in seminar-discussions with and offering constructive feedback to a diverse group of scholars engaged in public-facing research in multiple disciplines.• Translated complex texts from Latin, Greek, and Syriac into English for presentation to modern scholarly and student audiences. • Presented the results of my research at multiple regionally- and nationally-regarded academic conferences