Classical Studies at Brandeis
Brandeis University
Classical Studies Department
Boy with Figs



Undergraduate Departmental Representatives



The 2008/09 Undergraduate Representatives for Classical Studies are Dianne J. Ma '09, Lee A. Marmor '10, and Alexander J. Smith '09.



Dianne Ma



Dianne J. Ma '09

Dianne Ma '09 is double majoring in Classical Studies (Classical Archaeology and Ancient History track) and Psychology.
As a 2008-09 Eunice M. Lebowitz Cohen Fellow in Classical Studies, she will research her senior thesis,
"The Psychological and Cultural Influences on Ancient Roman Feasting." On campus, you can find her working
as an SSIS counselor and as a coordinator of Liquid Latex. Dianne is eager to help students,
so please feel free to contact her with any questions about the Classical Studies Department.

Email: dma@brandeis.edu






Lee Marmor




Lee A. Marmor '10

Lee Marmor is a junior who is double majoring in Classical Studies (Classical Archaeology and Ancient History track)
and History. He is a 2008-09 CLAS Artifact Research Center (CLARC) intern, and also participates in both the juggling club
and Brandeis Quiz Bowl. Lee welcomes any questions about Classical Studies or summer dig opportunities in Italy.

Email: lmarmor@brandeis.edu





Alex Smith



Alexander J. Smith '09

Alex Smith is a senior who is double majoring in Classical Studies (Classical Archaeology and Ancient History track)
and Anthropology. He hopes to continue studying Classical Studies and archaeology in graduate school.
A 2007-08 CLAS Artifact Research Center (CLARC) intern, he encourages any questions about the
CLARC, fieldwork opportunities, or the archaeology majors at Brandeis. He also works as a student supervisor
at the main library, so if you need help finding anything in the stacks, he'll be more than happy to answer your questions.
Contact him any time about the major, minor, or any Classical Studies events.

Email: alfx23@brandeis.edu





About Becoming a UDR

Learn more about becoming a UDR here. Online applications will be available at this link shortly.


Top photograph: Boy with Figs, mosaic, Roman, kitchen scene with servant boy and figs, fish, etc., Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, (Photographic Credit: Barbara McManus, 1988), by courtesy of the VRoma Project: http://www.vroma.org/images/mcmanus_images/junius.jpg.

UDR photographs: Dianne Ma, by Henry Foster, April 2008; Lee Marmor in Santorini, Greece, by Seth Marmor, August 2006; Alex Smith at a Punic period Talayotic household in Menorca, Spain, by Vlisha Stanerson, June 2007.

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Department of Classical Studies, 2008.