About Sarah Stroup

Dr. Sarah Culpepper Stroup is an Associate Professor in the Department of Classics at the University of Washington in Seattle, and serves as faculty in the programs of Jewish Studies, Comparative Religion, and Theory and Criticism. Professor Stroup earned her PhD from the University of California, Berkeley, in Classics, with specializations in literature, philosophy, and archaeology. Her research interests include Roman social and textual history and spectacle, the material culture of Greece and Rome, and the interactions between Jews, Greeks, and Romans in the ancient world. Her publications include works on the textual and social cultures of the Roman Republic and early Empire; ancient rhetoric; the dialogue; and Athenian drama.