Yale Classics has trained many leaders in the profession of Classics and related fields. We are excited by our track record of placing newly minted Ph.D.s in jobs both inside and outside higher education, both in the US and abroad. Below are the names and dissertation titles of students who have received Ph.D.s from 2016 onward and their current positions. We welcome news of job changes and new explorations.
Recent Graduates
2026
Amia Davis, Society of Fellows, University of Michigan
Chaos Theory and Identity in the Roman Balkans (2nd - 7th c. CE)
Danny Graves, lawyer at Federal Programs Branch, DOJ
Thomas Jefferson and the Quarrel of the Ancients and Moderns
Thomas Munro, Lecturer, Dartmouth College
Postimperial Classics: Antiquity after Empire, 1956-2021
Alejandro Quintana, JRF at Trinity College, Cambridge
Mobility Makes History: Human Migration in Greco-Roman Egypt
Jake Rohde, Teaching Upper School Latin at the Kent Place School (Summit, NJ)
Perfection and Activity in Aristotle’s Metaphysics and De Anima
Jasmine Sahu-Hough, Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at Dartmouth College
Impairment at the Intersections: Disability, Infertility and the Dynamics of Healing in Greek and Egyptian Antiquity
Nazim Can Serbest
Historical Nature: Causality and the Environment in Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon
2025
Christopher Atkins, Assistant Professor, Baylor University
Philosophical Piety and Lived Religion in Greco-Roman Antiquity: Cosmos, Justice, Ancestral Wisdom
Talia Boylan, Loeb Foundation postdoctoral fellow, New York University
Livy’s Historiography of Roman Colonization
Max Duboff, VAP, Fairfield University
Epicurus’s Ethics: Pleasure, Deliberation, and the Goal
Elizabeth Ridgeway Lavender
Plus Cultor Quam Ipsa per Se Bonitas Soli: The Care of Nature in Rhetorical Education