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The Grammar of Being Human: Greek Grammar and American Slavery
Mar
18
4:30 pm
Event Status
As Scheduled
Global and the Classic Lecture Series
Presenter
Emily Greenwald (Professor and Chair of Classics, Yale University)
Location
602 Cathedral of Learning
Event Type
Lecture Series / Brown Bag
Contact Email
dristas@pitt.edu
Cost
Free and Open to the Public
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