Home Page of Kathryn E. Meyer

If you are expecting something exciting here, prepare to be disappointed. This is a work in progress.

A little bit about me: I teach Ancient History, World Civilizations, and sometimes Women's History. Currently, I am the advisor of History Club, but that job will probably be taken over by someone else this fall. My research area is Early Imperial Roman history, with an emphasis on women (especially Julio-Claudian women). In particular, I am an expert on Agrippina the Younger and her fondness for mushrooms--for what that's worth. I am also heavily involved in local history, being a high mucky-muck (president-elect) in the Whitman County Historical Society.

• Fall 2000: Hist. 101, Section 3 (Classical and Christian Europe to 1715); U.H. 330, Section 2 (Honors, The Roman Republic); Gen.Ed. 110, Section 3 (World Civilizations to 1500)
• Spring 2001: U.H. 350 (Honors, History of the Ancient Near East); Gen.Ed. 110, two sections (World Civilizations to 1500)

Other Web Sites you might check out:

Perseus
A great site for information about Classical Greece.

Diotima
A great site for information about women and gender in the Ancient World.

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