Active Faculty

• Tina Chronopoulos
  Email: tchronop@binghamton.edu
  Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics and Medieval Studies. PhD, 2006, King's College London, University of London. Classical/medieval Latin literature, lives of saints, transmission of classical literature, palaeography.
• Tayseer Gomaa
  Email: tgomaa@binghamton.edu
  Lecturer in Arabic and Near Eastern Studies. PhD, 1995, Alexandria University. Anthropology and cultural history.
• Gerald E. Kadish
  Email: kadishg@binghamton.edu
  Professor of History and Near Eastern Studies. PhD, 1964, University of Chicago. Ancient Egyptian, Near Eastern, Greek, and Roman History; ancient Egyptian language and literature.
• R. Kevin Lacey
  Email: klacey@binghamton.edu
  Associate Professor of Arabic. PhD, 1984, Harvard University. Arabic language and literature, Arabic language teaching, Islamic intellectual history, Islamic mysticism, Persian language and literature.
• Eid Mohamed
  Email: emohamed@binghamton.edu
  Visiting Assistant Professor of Arabic, PhD, 2011, George Washington University: Middle Eastern Studies, Arab history and culture, US-Middle East encounters.
• Talat Okby
  Email: tokby@stny.rr.com
  Adjunct Professor of Arabic. MLS, 1970, State University of New York at Albany. Classical Arabic poetry and multimedia.
• Zoja Pavlovskis-Petit
  Email: zppetit@binghamton.edu
  Professor of Comparative Literature and Classics. PhD, 1962, Cornell University. Classical Greek and Latin literature, satire, irony, pastoral poetry, mythology.
• Andrew Scholtz
  Email: ascholtz@binghamton.edu
  Associate Professor of Classics and Chair of Department. Ph.D. 1997, Yale University. Greek and Latin language and literature; Greek and Roman rhetoric and culture.
• John H. Starks, Jr.
  Email: jstarks@binghamton.edu
  Assistant Professor of Classics. Ph.D. 2004, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Non-Western Ethnicity in the classical world, Greek and Roman drama, Roman historiography.