Maura Keane Heyn, Ph.D.

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1 Maura Keane Heyn, Ph.D. Department of Classical Studies 300 Pineburr Road The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Greensboro, NC PO Box Greensboro, NC EDUCATION 2002 Ph.D., Archaeology University of California, Los Angeles, Archaeology Program 1997 M.A., Archaeology University of California, Los Angeles, Archaeology Program Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Classical Studies University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 1991 B.A., History and French Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA TEACHING APPOINTMENTS Associate Professor, Department of Classical Studies The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Assistant Professor, Department of Classical Studies The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, Introduction to the Humanities Program Stanford University PUBLICATIONS Books: 2016 Heyn, Maura K. and Ann Irvine Steinsapir, eds., Icon, Cult, and Context: Essays in honor of Susan B. Downey. Los Angeles, CA: Cotsen Institute of Archaeology 2008 C.S. Colburn and M.K. Heyn, eds., Reading a Dynamic Canvas: Adornment in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Articles and Book Chapters: submitted Eleonora Cussini, Maura K. Heyn, Jeremy M. Hutton, Nathaniel E. Greene, Catherine E. Bonesho, The Harvard Semitic Museum Palmyrene Collection Bulletin of The American Schools of Oriental Research. forthcoming Gesture at Dura-Europos; A New Interpretation of the So-called 'scène énigmatique.' In T. Kaizer, ed., Religion, Society and Culture at Dura-Europos Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (Yale Classical Studies) Status and Stasis: Looking at Women in the Palmyrene Tomb. In R. Raja, A. Kropp, and A. Højen Sørensen, eds. World of Palmyra. Palmyrenske Studier. Copenhagen: The Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters,

2 2013 Jeremy M. Hutton, Preston L. Atwood, Maura K. Heyn, Nathaniel E. Greene, Catherine E. Bonesho, Two Palmyrene Inscriptions in the Collection of the Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, Mass.: PAT 960 and 1773 Maarav 20.2: Nathaniel E. Greene, Maura K. Heyn, and Jeremy M. Hutton, A Re-edition of PAT 738 (CIS 4379), Maarav 19: Female Portraiture in Palmyra. In S. James and S. Dillon, eds., A Companion to Women in the Ancient World. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, The Terentius Frieze in Context. In L. Brody and G.L. Hoffman, eds., Dura Europos: Crossroads of Antiquity. Chestnut Hill, Mass: McMullen Museum of Art, Boston College, Gesture and Identity in the Funerary Art of Palmyra. American Journal of Archaeology (October): Sacerdotal Activities and Parthian Dress in Roman Palmyra. In C.S. Colburn and M.K. Heyn, eds., Reading a Dynamic Canvas: Adornment in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, C.S. Colburn and M.K. Heyn. Introduction: Bodily Adornment and Identity. In C.S. Colburn and M.K. Heyn, eds., Reading a Dynamic Canvas: Adornment in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Monumental Development in Glanum; Evidence for the Early Impact of Rome in Gallia Narbonensis. Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 19.2, In progress: tbd tbd tbd Provincial Life, Roman Death? The Funerary Portraiture of Palmyra, three chapters to be submitted for consideration to Oxford University Press, Spring Western Men, Eastern Women? Dress and Cultural Identity in Roman Palmyra, In Megan Cifarelli and Laura Gawlinski, eds., Selected Papers in Ancient Art and Architecture (SPAAA) Channels of Communication and Connections of Style; Palmyrene Portraiture in its Wider Context, In Rubina Raja, ed., Palmyra and the Mediterranean, Cambridge University Press. Review Articles: 2013 J. Trimble, Women and Visual Replication in Roman Imperial Art and Culture (New England Classical Journal) J.W. Stamper, The Architecture of Roman Temples: The Republic to Middle Empire. (The Classical Bulletin 85.2). HONORS AND FELLOWSHIPS Loeb Classical Library Foundation Fellowship 2011 Undergraduate Research Assistantship, UNCG The UNCG Alumni Teaching Excellence Award

3 2009 Undergraduate Research Assistantship, UNCG 2007 Loeb Classical Library Foundation Grant 2006 Lloyd International Honors College Course Development Grant, UNCG Undergraduate Research Assistantship, UNCG New Faculty Research Grant, UNCG Kohler Fund Travel Grant, UNCG Edward A. Dickson History of Art Fellowship, UCLA Rotary International Graduate Fellowship, Université de Lille, France SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS Invited Presentations: 2016 Embodied Identities in the Funerary Portraiture of Palmyra, Palmyra: Mirage in the Desert, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, May A Cinderella Story? The Significance of Female Attributes in Palmyrene Portraiture, Palmyra Portrait Project lecture series, Aarhus, Denmark, February The Significance of style: Palmyrene portraiture in its Mediterranean context, Palmyra and the Mediterranean, Copenhagen, Denmark, January Till Death Do Us Join: Provincial Portraiture in the Roman World, North Carolina Classical Association, Winston-Salem, NC, March Ritual and Status in a Funerary Context: Priests in Palmyra, Grouping together in Lived Ancient Religion, Copenhagen, Denmark, June 2013 Status and Stasis: Looking at Women in the Palmyrene Tomb, World of Palmyra conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, December Families, Priests, and Women: Individual and Communal Identities in Roman Palmyra, Duke-UNC Graduate Colloquium, Durham, NC, April Delineating Women in the Funerary Sculpture of Palmyra, Rehak Symposium on Gender, University of Kansas, March Funerary Sculpture in Palmyra, Tea Talk, UNCG Archaeology Program, February Gesture at Dura-Europos, Religion, Society and Culture at Dura-Europos, Durham Centre for the Study of the Ancient Mediterranean and the Near East, December Provincial Life, Roman Death? Funerary Art in Palmyra, Center for Late Ancient Studies, Duke University, December Multifaceted Identities in Roman Syria: The Funerary Sculpture of Palmyra, Pepperdine University, March Dressed to Impress: Costume in Roman Palmyra, Eta Sigma Phi Initiation, Wake Forest University, April Roman influence in the Hellenized East: Palmyra as a case study, Mellon Workshop, Department of Classics, Stanford University, December.

4 2003 Teaching Plato s Symposium from an Historical Perspective, Presentation at training for incoming Teaching Fellows, Introduction to the Humanities, Stanford University, September Wearing your Sunday Best: Costume and Status in Roman Palmyra, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA, December. Conference Presentations: Upcoming Dressed by whom? Interpreting the agency and identity of Palmyrene women, Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research, San Antonio, TX, November Dress Code Violations: Palmyra and the tradition of Roman provincial portraiture, Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, New Orleans, January Assessing the Value of Jewelry: Adornment and Identity in Palmyra, Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research, Baltimore, MD, November J. Zarecki & M.K. Heyn, Strategies for Providing Culturally Transformative Experiences in Short-Term Study Abroad Programs, 5th Annual Workshop for Intercultural Skills Enhancement, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Western Men, Eastern Women? Dress and Cultural Identity in Roman Palmyra, Annual Meeting of The American Schools of Oriental Research, San Francisco, CA, November Gesture in Palmyrene Funerary Art, Poster Session at Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, Chicago, January The Significance of Gesture in Palmyrene Funerary Art, Biannual Meeting of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South: Southern Section, Memphis, TN, November The Costume of the Palmyrene Page, Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, Montreal, Canada, January. Co-organizer of the Colloquium: The Social Significance of Adornment in the Ancient World 2003 Banquet Reliefs in Palmyra, Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, New Orleans, LA, January. Co-organizer of the Colloquium: Cultural Relations in the Greco-Roman Near East 2002 Costume and Social Relations in Palmyra, Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, Philadelphia, PA, January. ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE 2004, 2005 Roman Forum, Rome, Italy Finds supervisor for IRC-Stanford-Oxford excavations in the Roman Forum 1996 Palais Monclar, Aix-en-Provence, France, Summer 1996 Participant in municipal excavation; sorted and illustrated ceramics 1993 Forum, Bavay, France Participant in excavation sponsored by the Université de Lille III

5 COURSES TAUGHT The University of North Carolina at Greensboro: LAT 101: Elementary Latin I LAT 102: Elementary Latin II LAT 203: Intermediate Latin I FMS 151: Frozen in Time: The Archaeology of Pompeii HSS 207: Love and Deception CCI 205: Mythology (large lecture and web formats) CCI 212: Introduction to Roman Archaeology CCI 314: Ancient Cities CCI 323: World of Alexander the Great CCI 330: Women in Antiquity CCI 360: Archaeology of the Roman Provinces: Britain and Gaul CCI 365: Archaeology of the Roman Provinces: Asia Minor and Syria CCI 450: Cult of Aphrodite at Cythera (Independent Study) CCI 512: Archaeology of Roman Daily Life CCI 550: Special Topics: Roman Gaul Co-Director, UNCG in Rome CCI 450: May June, 2010 CCI 455: May June, 2012 Stanford University: Introduction to the Humanities Program IHUM 52: Love and Deception (Plato, Augustine, Boccaccio, Austen, Flaubert, James, Hurston) IHUM 31A: Age of Empires I (Egypt, Assyria, Greece, Persia) IHUM 31B: Age of Empires II (Rome) Fall 2003 Stanford Continuing Studies ARC 107: Romans and Barbarians (course on the western Roman provinces) UNIVERSITY SERVICE AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS The University of North Carolina at Greensboro: Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee, College of Arts and Sciences Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee, Department of Anthropology Director, Archaeology Program Chair, Academic Policies and Regulations Committee Member, Honorary Degrees Committee Faculty Panelist, Student Conduct and Academic Integrity, Dean of Students Office Member, Academic Policies and Regulations Committee Member, Search Committee, Department of Classical Studies, 2006 Coordinator, Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Program at UNCG Member, Search Committee, Department of Classical Studies Member, SPLS Archaeology Program Committee Stanford University: Member, Area One Governance Board

6 One of two Teaching Fellows invited to sit on an oversight committee for the Introduction to the Humanities Program at Stanford University Mentor, Introduction to the Humanities Program Archaeological Institute of America Executive Board Member, Greensboro Chapter Executive Board Member, Los Angeles Chapter Member