We’re delighted to share news of two successful M.A. thesis defences and celebrate the hard work that went into these exciting projects:

Connor O’Rourke, “Pithoi at Bronze Age Gournia: Storage, Production and Exchange from the Prepalatial to Postpalatial Periods.”
Angus Smith (supervisor), Elizabeth Greene (second reader), Eleni Hatzaki, University of Cincinnati (external examiner)

Madison Poole, “The Evolution of Women at Symposia: Re-evaluating Identity, Participation, and Agency in Sympotic Athenian Red Figure Vase Paintings.”
Allison Glazebrook (supervisor), Elizabeth Greene (second reader), Chelsea Gardner, Acadia University (external examiner)

Congratulations to Madison and Connor! We wish you both the best in the next stages of your intellectual journeys.

Madison Poole with supervisor Allison Glazebrook; second reader Elizabeth Greene; and external examiner Chelsea Gardner (Acadia University).

Connor O’Rourke with thesis supervisor Angus Smith, and second reader Elizabeth Greene