Dr. Allen J. Romano
aromano at f s u dot edu

Assistant Professor of Classics
The Florida State University

Research and Teaching Interests:
Ancient Greek Poetry and Poetics (especially Tragedy and Hellenistic Poetry)
Mythology and Mythography

1. Current CV (abbreviated)

2. FSU Classics Department

3. Classics Faculty Page

4. Current classes: Research during 2010-11 academic year

FSU Class Schedule and Classics Course Descriptions

Upcoming classes, Fall 2011: Greek Tragedy; Aristophanes

5. Recent Classes:

Spring 2010 
Classical Mythology. CLT 3370
Greek Tragedy. CLT 4291 / 5295

Fall 2009
Beginning Greek II. GRE1121. MTWTh 11:15-12:05. MON 006
Elegy and Iambus. GRW 4340 / 5345. TTh 3:35-4:50. Dodd Classics Seminar Room

Spring 2009
Homer (Graduate Seminar). GRW 6930, Th 3:30 - 6:00, MON 004 (Syllabus [.doc])
Beginning Greek II. GRE 1121, MTWTh 1:25-2:15, CAR 103 (Syllabus [.doc])

Fall 2008
Classical Mythology. CLT 3370, sec. 7, MW 5:15-6:30, Car 101.  (Documents: Syllabus [.doc])
Euripidean Women: Medea. GRW3104 / GRW 5909 sec. 3, MWF 11:15-12:05, LSB 002 (Documents: Syllabus [.doc])

@ FSU: Mythology, Greek Tragedy in translation, Greek language at all levels, Plautus and Terence
@ Chicago and @ Stanford:Greek language at all levels, UGrad Ancient Civ Seminars (e.g. Technologies of Memory, The Gendered Voice)
FSU Undergraduate Teaching Award (2009-10)

6. Explanation for current web page aesthetics (courtesy of Mies van der Rohe): "Less is More".

7. Occasional exception to aforementioned principle (courtesy of rpm): "Sometimes more is more."
For example, the ginormous temple behind me ------------------------------------>