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   <firstname>Susan O. </firstname>
   <lastname>Shapiro</lastname>
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   <department>History</department>
   <position>Associate Professor </position>
   <background>PhD, Classics, University of Texas at Austin, 1992MA, Classics, Brown University, 1982BA, History, University of Rochester, 1974</background>
   <location>Logan (MAIN 323D)</location>
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   <phone>+1 435 797 2091</phone>
   <email>susan.o.shapiro@usu.edu</email>
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   <image>https://profile.usu.edu/history/history/images/faculty-old/Shapiro_Susan.png</image>
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   <cvURL>/history/history/directory/cvs/shapiro-susan-cv.pdf</cvURL>
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   <bio>Susan O. Shapiro is Associate Professor of History and Classics. She teaches Greek and Latin languages, classical mythology, Greek intellectual history and other courses on ancient history and culture. She is also the former editor of Mediterranean Studies, a scholarly journal focusing on Mediterranean culture from antiquity to the present. Dr. Shapiro has published articles on Herodotus, Catullus, Latin pedagogy, and classical reception. She has also written a student edition of Cicero's Catilinarian Orations and is currently working on a study of the Seven Sages of ancient Greece.</bio>
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