The Study of History at SJSU



	Faculty
	Elizabeth Ansnes John Bernhardt Rob Cirivilleri Michael Conniff Patricia Lopes Don Glen Gendzel Libra Hilde Patricia Evridge Hill Iris Jerke Allison Katsev Rajiv Khanna Benjamin Kline Robert Kumamoto Gus Lease Phillip Lyman Margo McBane Aime McNamara David Meir-Levi Danelle Moon Eric Narveson Mary Pickering Rick Propas E. Bruce Reynolds Jonathan Roth Gaius Stern Jerry Underdal Stanley Underdal Mary Lynn Wilson		Gauis Stern Lecturer. Ph.D. UC Berkeley, Ancient History. M.A. UC Berkeley, Ancient History. B.A. Summa cum laude University of MD at College Park, History. B.A. Summa cum laude University of MD at College Park, Classics. Office: Business Tower (BT) 561 Email: gaius@berkeley.edu Phone: 408-924-5529
			Areas of Interest Ancient History Sparta The Roman Empire Augustus and an Augustan Era monument
	Staff
	Diana Baker Crystal Hupp		Current Courses Hist 117: History of Rome Hist 170: Riots, Revolts in American History
			Publications 2005 "M. Aemilius Lepidus, and the Four Flamines on the Ara Pacis Augustae," Common Ground: Archeology, Art, Science, and the Humanities, Acta of the XVI International Congress of Classical Archeology (2003), eds. Mattusch, Brauer, (Boston 2005), 293-97. 2001 "Hellenistic POWs" and "Roman POWs" in encyclopedia of Prisoners of War (Toronto Univ. Press). 1999 Jubilee 2000, A Voyage in Italy in the Holy Year (Roma 1999), a translation of Gianfranco Moneta, Giubileo 2000, Viaggio nell' Italia dell' Anno Santo with added historical commentary. Conference Papers and Presentations "The Priests of the Quindecimviri in 13 BC," CAMWS Madison, WI Apr. 2005 "Livia and Julia on the Ara Pacis," Univ. of Ghent, Belgium, Nov. 2004 "Livia Augusta on the Ara Pacis," CAMWS-SS, Winston-Salem, NC Oct. 2004 "Nero's Father and Other Romantic Figures on the Ara Pacis Augustae," CAMWS, St. Louis, MO Apr. 2004 "The So-called Exile of Lepidus, a case for Lepidus and the Four Flamines on the Ara Pacis Augustae," AIAC, Boston, MA Aug. 2003
			Biography Gaius Stern did his graduate work in Greek and Roman History at UC Berkeley, where he wrote his doctoral thesis on Augustus and an Augustan Era monument, the Ara Pacis. His writings include studies of Roman coins, Sparta, and the Roman Empire. Last Spring he participated in the SFSU "War and Torture in the Ancient World" lecture series and gave a paper on the Ara Pacis in Paris. This Spring he will give a paper on the Ides of March in Berkeley, and another Ara Pacis paper in Tucson, AZ.