Brad Cook

Professor of Classics, Department of Classics, College of Liberal Arts

BIO

Brad teaches Greek, Latin, and courses on ancient (and later) Mediterranean cultures. The lives and legends about such ancients as the Athenian orator Demosthenes, Philip II of Macedon, and Alexander the Great, as well as Cicero, the Roman Demosthenes, have been the focus of his study and publications. His goal has been to delineate how we have the accounts that we have, how they were formed and developed (AKA, mutated, reinvented, etc.), with an eye always on the question of why so many humans have been talking and writing about these figures for the last few millennia.

WHY CLI?

To foster the growth of virtue on our campus, I am making fairness, that is, being fair throughout a day, or, in humility, endeavoring to be fair, to others, to the amazing world around us, and to oneself, my focus virtue at present. 



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