From 1996 on, she contributed short comments on classical topics to National Public Radio in the United States, where she interested millions in the study of classical antiquity. Professor Fantham was also dubbed “the rockstar of the Classics world” for her public engagement. She was no stranger to the Association, serving on the editorial board of Phoenix (1976-79), as vice-president of the Association (1982-84), and as its Honorary President (2001-6). Andrews, Indiana University Bloomington, the University of Toronto, Trinity College, and Princeton University. She held positions at the University of St.
This award is offered in memory of Professor Elaine Fantham, well known internationally for the wide range and accessibility of her scholarship in Latin Literature and Roman social history. Elaine Fantham Award in Public Engagement
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