Faculty Bio
Dr. Monica Di Rosa
Sessional Lecturer
Courses
CLAS 323: Classical Literature: Drama, ENGL 335/ HIST 317/ RLGS341: Medieval Mystics, ITAL 201 & 203: Beginner's Italian I & II, HIST 200 A: History of Ideas: Antiquity to Reformation
Specialization/Research Interest
I am interested in funerary culture, language use, religious identity, and social and family history in the Roman Empire. My research focuses on Greek funerary inscriptions from Rome (1st–5th c. CE), examining how Christians, Jews, and pagans used a minority language to commemorate the dead and express familial ties.
