Goldman
Professional Experience
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Vergilian Society (VS), 2013 to present.
Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest (CAPN), 2002 to present.
British Institute of Archaeology in Ankara (BIAA), 1997, 2002 to present.
Association of Ancient Historians (AAH), 1996, 2005 to present.
Friends of the American Research Institute in Turkey (FARIT), 1995 to present.
Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), 1988 to present.
SERVICE
a. Service with National and Regional Institutions
Traveling Lecturer, AIA National Lecture Series, 2014/15 (Austin TX; Charleston
SC); 2013/14 (San Diego, Portland OR, Buffalo); 2012/13 (San Diego, Central
Indiana); 2011/12 (Eugene OR, Seattle, Santa Barbara), 2010/11 (Milwaukee, St.
Louis, Richmond, Minneapolis), 2009/10 (Rochester, St. Louis), and 2008/09
(Williamsburg; Lynchburg; Bozeman; Ottawa; Chicago).
Secretary-Treasurer (2008 – 2014), Vice President (2009-10), and President
(2010-11), Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest (CAPN).
Member, American School of Classical Studies in Athens (ASCSA) Managing
Committee, 2010 – present.
Delegate-at-Large, Board of Institutional Delegates, American Research Institute in
Turkey (ARIT), 2011 – present; member of ARIT fellowships committee, 2015.
Member, Jane C. Waldbaum Field School Scholarship Subcommittee of the AIA,
2014 – present.
Member, AIA Wiseman Book Award Committee, 2010 – 2013.
Member, AIA National Fellowships Committee, 2007 – 2010.
President (2006 – 2012), Vice President (2012 to present), and Board Member
(2004 – 2006) of the Spokane Society of Archaeological Institute of America (AIA).
Delegate, Annual AIA Council Meetings, 2006-09, 2011-13.
Newsletter Editor, American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), 2001 – present.
b. Service at Gonzaga University
Chair, Classical Civilizations Department, 2007 – present.
Member, Executive Committee, College of Arts & Sciences, 2007 – present.
Member, Faculty Award Committee, 2010-11.
Member, Honors Program Review Committee, 2008 – present.
Member, Research Programs/Grant Committee, 2008-09, 2013-14.
Member, Foreign Language Requirement Committee, 2007-08.
Member, Academic Honesty Committee, 2005 – present.
Member, Admissions Committee, 2005 – present.
Member, Academic Program Review Subcommittee, 2004 – 2007.
Member, Fulbright Interview Committee, 2004 – present.
Advisor, Phi Alpha Theta (ΦΑΘ) National History Honors Society (Xi Gamma chapter), 2003 – 2008.
Advisor, Gonzaga History Club, 2003 – 2006.
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Project Advisor, “The Thanatos Project”, Hierapolis/Pammukkale excavations,
directed by Dr. Rasmus Brandt and supported by a grant (2010–13) from the
Norwegian government; attendee and presenter at the 1st and 4th Thanatos
Workshops (Rome 2010 and Oslo 2013, respectively).
Director/Organizer, Gonzaga-in-Turkey Study Abroad program, a 1-month field
program of academic study in western and central Turkey, with coursework in
ancient empires, early Christianity and digital narrative (July 3 – Aug. 1, 2012).
Pacific NW, hosted by Gonzaga University (March 11-12, 2011).
Exhibit Organizer, “Collegiam Gonzagaeum: Celebrating the Classics at Gonzaga”,
a student-faculty show about classical studies featuring materials from the
University Archives, the Rare Book collection and the Jundt Art Museum (Rare
Book Room, Foley Library, Gonzaga University, March 1 to May 31, 2011).
Workshop Panelist, “Pottery Production and Terminology; Hellenistic and Roman
Periods”, 112th AIA Annual Meetings (San Antonio, 2011).
Project Advisor, “The Thanatos Project”, directed by Dr. Rasmus Brandt and
supported by a grant (2010-13) from the Norwegian government; attendee at
the 1st Thanatos Workshop, Norwegian Institute in Rome (Dec. 8-11, 2010) and
presenter, “The Roman Burials of the Common Cemetery at Gordion”.
Tour Leader, Vergilian Society of America, “Alexander the Great from Troy to
Gordion/Issus”, a 17-day tour designed to follow the land route of Alexander III
through Turkey (July 3-19, 2010).
Program Coordinator/Developer, 2010 Greek Week festival/lecture series
supported by a grant from Humanities Washington (Gonzaga University, March
22-28, 2010).
Conference Organizer, 2008 Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society Northwest
regional conference (hosted by Gonzaga University, April 10-12, 2007).
Workshop Panelist, “Order and Conflict: The Agency Role of Empires in the Levant
and Mediterranean”, 109th AIA Annual Meetings (Chicago, 2008).
Colloquium Co-organizer, “Hellenistic and Roman Gordion”, 108th AIA Annual
Meetings (San Diego, 2007)
Session Chair: “Aphrodisias”, 108th AIA Annual Meetings (San Diego, 2007);
“Archaeology of the Ancient Near East”, Pacific NW Regional American
Academy of Religion (AAR)/Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) and American
Society of Oriental Research (ASOR) Annual Meeting (Spokane, 2006);
“Recent Research in Anatolia”, 104th AIA Annual Meetings (New Orleans, 2003).
Textbook Reviewer: A History of Western Society. Vol. 1: From Antiquity to the
Enlightenment by J. P. McKay et al. (9th Edition; for Houghton/Mifflin); The
Humanities: Culture, Change and Continuity by H. M. Sayre (1st Edition, for
Pearson/Prentice Hall in 2007); Janson’s History of Art (6th Edition; for
Pearson/Prentice Hall in 2005) and Western Civilizations Vol. 1, by
Coffin/Stacey (for Norton in 2005).
Tour Guide, “Anatolia: Crossroads of Civilization”, for Archaeological Tours (May to
June 2006)
Member, Steering Committee of the U.N.C.-Duke Graduate Colloquium, 1998 – 1999.
Co-secretary, Wesleyan University Class of 1988 (1998 – 2008).
Program Director (1994 - 1995) and Student Representative (1993 - 1994), AIA
North Carolina Chapter.
Set Designer, U.N.C. Graduate Student Players’ Spring 1994 production of Plautus'
Peonulus.
Rowing Coach, U.N.C. Varsity Women's Rowing Club (1991 - 1992) and the
Carolina Masters Rowing Club (1998 - 1999).
Vergilian Society (VS), 2013 to present.
Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest (CAPN), 2002 to present.
British Institute of Archaeology in Ankara (BIAA), 1997, 2002 to present.
Association of Ancient Historians (AAH), 1996, 2005 to present.
Friends of the American Research Institute in Turkey (FARIT), 1995 to present.
Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), 1988 to present.
SERVICE
a. Service with National and Regional Institutions
Traveling Lecturer, AIA National Lecture Series, 2014/15 (Austin TX; Charleston
SC); 2013/14 (San Diego, Portland OR, Buffalo); 2012/13 (San Diego, Central
Indiana); 2011/12 (Eugene OR, Seattle, Santa Barbara), 2010/11 (Milwaukee, St.
Louis, Richmond, Minneapolis), 2009/10 (Rochester, St. Louis), and 2008/09
(Williamsburg; Lynchburg; Bozeman; Ottawa; Chicago).
Secretary-Treasurer (2008 – 2014), Vice President (2009-10), and President
(2010-11), Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest (CAPN).
Member, American School of Classical Studies in Athens (ASCSA) Managing
Committee, 2010 – present.
Delegate-at-Large, Board of Institutional Delegates, American Research Institute in
Turkey (ARIT), 2011 – present; member of ARIT fellowships committee, 2015.
Member, Jane C. Waldbaum Field School Scholarship Subcommittee of the AIA,
2014 – present.
Member, AIA Wiseman Book Award Committee, 2010 – 2013.
Member, AIA National Fellowships Committee, 2007 – 2010.
President (2006 – 2012), Vice President (2012 to present), and Board Member
(2004 – 2006) of the Spokane Society of Archaeological Institute of America (AIA).
Delegate, Annual AIA Council Meetings, 2006-09, 2011-13.
Newsletter Editor, American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), 2001 – present.
b. Service at Gonzaga University
Chair, Classical Civilizations Department, 2007 – present.
Member, Executive Committee, College of Arts & Sciences, 2007 – present.
Member, Faculty Award Committee, 2010-11.
Member, Honors Program Review Committee, 2008 – present.
Member, Research Programs/Grant Committee, 2008-09, 2013-14.
Member, Foreign Language Requirement Committee, 2007-08.
Member, Academic Honesty Committee, 2005 – present.
Member, Admissions Committee, 2005 – present.
Member, Academic Program Review Subcommittee, 2004 – 2007.
Member, Fulbright Interview Committee, 2004 – present.
Advisor, Phi Alpha Theta (ΦΑΘ) National History Honors Society (Xi Gamma chapter), 2003 – 2008.
Advisor, Gonzaga History Club, 2003 – 2006.
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Project Advisor, “The Thanatos Project”, Hierapolis/Pammukkale excavations,
directed by Dr. Rasmus Brandt and supported by a grant (2010–13) from the
Norwegian government; attendee and presenter at the 1st and 4th Thanatos
Workshops (Rome 2010 and Oslo 2013, respectively).
Director/Organizer, Gonzaga-in-Turkey Study Abroad program, a 1-month field
program of academic study in western and central Turkey, with coursework in
ancient empires, early Christianity and digital narrative (July 3 – Aug. 1, 2012).
Dr. Tony Flynn, on
Roman excavations in Turkey (aired July 10, 2011).
Pacific NW, hosted by Gonzaga University (March 11-12, 2011).
Exhibit Organizer, “Collegiam Gonzagaeum: Celebrating the Classics at Gonzaga”,
a student-faculty show about classical studies featuring materials from the
University Archives, the Rare Book collection and the Jundt Art Museum (Rare
Book Room, Foley Library, Gonzaga University, March 1 to May 31, 2011).
Workshop Panelist, “Pottery Production and Terminology; Hellenistic and Roman
Periods”, 112th AIA Annual Meetings (San Antonio, 2011).
Project Advisor, “The Thanatos Project”, directed by Dr. Rasmus Brandt and
supported by a grant (2010-13) from the Norwegian government; attendee at
the 1st Thanatos Workshop, Norwegian Institute in Rome (Dec. 8-11, 2010) and
presenter, “The Roman Burials of the Common Cemetery at Gordion”.
Tour Leader, Vergilian Society of America, “Alexander the Great from Troy to
Gordion/Issus”, a 17-day tour designed to follow the land route of Alexander III
through Turkey (July 3-19, 2010).
Program Coordinator/Developer, 2010 Greek Week festival/lecture series
supported by a grant from Humanities Washington (Gonzaga University, March
22-28, 2010).
Conference Organizer, 2008 Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society Northwest
regional conference (hosted by Gonzaga University, April 10-12, 2007).
Workshop Panelist, “Order and Conflict: The Agency Role of Empires in the Levant
and Mediterranean”, 109th AIA Annual Meetings (Chicago, 2008).
Colloquium Co-organizer, “Hellenistic and Roman Gordion”, 108th AIA Annual
Meetings (San Diego, 2007)
Session Chair: “Aphrodisias”, 108th AIA Annual Meetings (San Diego, 2007);
“Archaeology of the Ancient Near East”, Pacific NW Regional American
Academy of Religion (AAR)/Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) and American
Society of Oriental Research (ASOR) Annual Meeting (Spokane, 2006);
“Recent Research in Anatolia”, 104th AIA Annual Meetings (New Orleans, 2003).
Textbook Reviewer: A History of Western Society. Vol. 1: From Antiquity to the
Enlightenment by J. P. McKay et al. (9th Edition; for Houghton/Mifflin); The
Humanities: Culture, Change and Continuity by H. M. Sayre (1st Edition, for
Pearson/Prentice Hall in 2007); Janson’s History of Art (6th Edition; for
Pearson/Prentice Hall in 2005) and Western Civilizations Vol. 1, by
Coffin/Stacey (for Norton in 2005).
Tour Guide, “Anatolia: Crossroads of Civilization”, for Archaeological Tours (May to
June 2006)
Member, Steering Committee of the U.N.C.-Duke Graduate Colloquium, 1998 – 1999.
Co-secretary, Wesleyan University Class of 1988 (1998 – 2008).
Program Director (1994 - 1995) and Student Representative (1993 - 1994), AIA
North Carolina Chapter.
Set Designer, U.N.C. Graduate Student Players’ Spring 1994 production of Plautus'
Peonulus.
Rowing Coach, U.N.C. Varsity Women's Rowing Club (1991 - 1992) and the
Carolina Masters Rowing Club (1998 - 1999).