The annual Paul
Rehak
Award was set up in 2005 for the best study of "homosocial and
homoerotic relationships and environments, ancient sexuality and gender
roles, and representation of the gendered body" by the Lambda Classical Caucus, an affiliate
of the American Philological Association.
Since 2006, The Department of Classics at the University of Kansas has hosted, every March, the Paul Rehak Memorial Symposium in Ancient Art. These symposia, occupying a Tuesday afternoon, feature three speakers on various aspects of Greek and Roman art, often also involving gender, ethnicity, and color, three of Paul's favorite themes. For a list of these symposia, speakers, and titles, click here.
Last update: 16 August 2017
Biography
1976 -- BA, University of Michigan, cum laude, Classical
Studies and
Classical Archaeology
1977 -- teaching certificate in Latin from the School of
Education,
University of Michigan
1980 -- MA, Bryn Mawr College, Classical & Near Eastern
Archaeology,
"The Frescoes from the Mycenae Cult Center" (director: Machteld Mellink)
1980-1981 -- John Williams White Fellow at the American School
of
Classical Studies, Athens
1981, 1982 -- architect on site at the Apollo Hylates sanctuary
at Kourion in Cyprus
1983-1984 -- fellow at the Villa Messenzia in Rome
1985 -- PhD, Bryn Mawr College, Classical & Near Eastern
Archaeology,
"Ara Pietatis Augustae or Ara Gentis Iuliae? A study of the
reliefs
attributed to the Ara Pietatis Augustae and a new attempt at
reconstruction and interpretation, Rome" (director: Brunilde Ridgway)
1986-1987 -- visiting Assistant Professor, University of
Kansas,
Department of Classics
1987-1988 -- visiting Assistant Professor, College of Wooster,
Department
of Classics
1988-1989 -- visiting Assistant Professor, American University
of
Paris,
Department of Art & Art History
1989-1995 -- Assistant Professor of Classics, Loyola
University,
Chicago
(Associate Professor 1995)
1995-2000 -- visiting Assistant Professor, Duke University,
Departments of Classics and Art History
2001-2004 -- Assistant Professor of Classics, University of
Kansas
2004 -- tenured and promoted to Associate Professor of
Classics,
University of Kansas
For information regarding the following, contact:
John G.
Younger (jyounger@ku.edu)
Wilcox Collection of Classical Antiquities (103 Lippincott Hall)
The Wilcox Collection is open M-F, 9-4 pm, and by appointment
during Winter, Spring, and Summer breaks.
- To arrange tours of the collection:
contact the Department of Classics (above)
- For information about the collection and visiting hours:
- Wilcox Collection Homepage:
http://www2.ku.edu/~wilcox (under construction)
AIA (Archaeological Institute of America) Kansas Society
Archaeological Institute of
America
Book Reviews (http://people.ku.edu/~jyounger/ajareviews/), American Journal of Archaeology (http://www.ajaonline.org)
AegeaNet (Aegean Archaeology discussion group)
- to subscribe: send to: listproc@ku.edu
- this message: sub aegeanet your_email@address Your Name.
- Alumni/ae Association,
- American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA)
- the ASCSA Alum homepage
-
For information regarding the professional associations that Paul Rehak was interested in, contact them directly:
- AAR (American Academy in Rome): http://www.aarome.org/
- American Philological Association: http://www.apaclassics.org/
- ASMOSIA (Association for the Study of Marble and Other Stones in Antiquity): http://www.asmosia.org
- CAMWS (Classical Association of the Middle West and South): http://www.www.camws.org
- CAA (College Art Association): http://www.collegeart.org
- LCC (Lambda Classical Caucus of the American Philological Association): http://www.lambdacc.org/
- WCC (Women's Classical Caucus of the American Philological Association): http://wccaucus.org
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- PUBLICATIONS
For a select list of Paul Rehak's publications, click
here.
- PAUL'S SYLLABI; for reasons of space
these are no longer available on-line.
- Aegean Bronze Age
- Archaeological Discoveries
- Archaeology and Art of the Ancient Near East
- Archaeology and Art of Greece & Rome in a Mediterranean Context
- Classical Myth and Modern Film
- Classical Mythology
- Color in Roman Sculpture
- Egyptian Art and Archaeology
- Rome Archaeological Trip (4 weeks on-site in Italy), itinerary &
notes
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- Women in Ancient Art and Society
FOR PAUL'S DOGS, click here
Crocodile wrestling at the Villa of Hadrian, Tivoli, Italy, in my spare time.
With the boys (Max, Zan, Rory), 22 July 2003.
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