While the focus is on graduate studies, undergraduates and other persons interested in the subjects are welcome to attend any of the sessions, she said. The biennial conferences are one example of the priority Ohio State faculty place on graduate studies in post-classical and modern Greek, Leontis said. There is close collaboration with the departments of history, comparative studies, theater, English, linguistics and political science, through which several students have already earned doctorates. Past students in the program have published four books, one edited volume, a set of poems, four translations and some 50 articles and reviews. They have accepted academic positions at such respected universities as Princeton, Harvard and Hellenic College.
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