Goldman
Professional Development
a. Teaching Positions
Associate Professor, History Department, Gonzaga University (Spokane, WA),
2009 – present; Assistant Professor, History Department, Gonzaga University,
2002 -- 2007; Chair, Classical Civilizations Department, 2007 – present.
Teacher, High School and Middle School levels, The Einstein Academy Charter
School (Morrisville, PA), 2001-02.
Teaching Fellow, Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome
(administered by Duke University), 1999 – 2000.
Visiting Instructor, Departments of History and the History of Art and Archaeology
Bilkent University (Ankara, Turkey), 1996-97.
Teaching Fellow, Department of Classics University of North Carolina - Chapel
Hill (Chapel Hill, NC), 1993-95, 1998.
Instructor, Departments of Classics and History, The Brooks School (North
Andover, MA), 1989-91.
b. Field Research Positions
Field
Director, Sinop Archaeological Research Project (Turkey), 2014 – present
Project director:
Owen Doonan (California State University – Northridge)
Ceramic
Analyst, Pessinus Excavations (Turkey), 2013
Project director:
Gocha Tsetskhladze (University of Melbourne
Gemstone
Analyst, Sardis Excavations (Turkey), 2013
Project director:
Nicholas Cahill (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Ceramic
Analyst, Rantidi Forest Survey, Paleopaphos (Cyprus), 2009–10
Project director:
Georgia B. Bazemore (Eastern Washington University)
Research
Staff, Gordion Excavations (Turkey), 1998, 2000-01, 2003, 2009–11
Project directors:
G. Kenneth Sams (University of North Carolina – Chapel
Hill) and Mary M.
Voigt (College of William and Mary)
Field
Director, Roman Excavations at Gordion (Turkey), 2004–06
Project directors:
G. K. Sams and Mary M. Voigt
Ceramic
Consultant, Çatal Höyük Excavations (Turkey), 2006, 2010
Project director:
Arkadiusz Marciniak (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Research Associate, Mediterranean Section,
University of Pennsylvania Museum
of Anthropology and Archaeology, 2001–02
Project director:
Martin Smith (British Institute of Archaeology)
Trench
Supervisor, Gordion Excavation Team (Turkey), 1993–94, 1997
Project directors:
G. K. Sams and Mary M. Voigt
Field
Surveyor, Gordion Regional Survey (Turkey), 1992, 1995–96, 2001.
Project directors:
Mary M. Voigt (College of William and Mary) and Lisa K.
Kealhofer (Santa
Clara University)
Field
Surveyor/Ceramic Analyst, Kerkenes Dag Field Project (Turkey), 1997, 2000.
Project director:
Geoffrey Summers (Middle East Technical University)
Ceramic
Analyst, Princeton Tahilar/Sykeon Survey Project (Turkey), 1997–98.
Project director:
Peter Brown (Princeton University)
Field
Surveyor, Wesleyan/Maryland Field Survey (Sardinia), 1987–88, 1990.
Project director:
Stephen Dyson (Wesleyan University)
a. Research and Academic Grants
National Endowment for the Humanities, Collaborative Grant ($275,000), for new
excavations at Sinop (Turkey), 2015-17. With Prof. Owen Doonan, CSU-
Northridge, and Assoc. Prof. Alex Bauer, Queens College, CUNY.
Humanities Washington Grant ($5500), to sponsor Gonzaga’s Greek Week festival
(2010).
ARIT Summer Research Grant, for fieldwork at Gordion Excavations (2009).
Gonzaga Research Council Grant, for publication of archaeological research
(2007-08)
Loeb Classical Library Foundation Grants (Harvard University), $68,000 (2004-06),
to conduct excavations in and research concerning the Roman Town at
Gordion (Turkey).
William S. Paley Foundation Grant ($1000 per year) for the Archaeology and
Ancient History Lecture Series (AAHLS) at Gonzaga University (2005-07).
ARIT Research Grant, for fieldwork at Gordion Excavations (2003)
1984 Foundation Research Grant, for fieldwork at Gordion Excavations (1998)
ARIT-USIA Research Grant (Ankara, Turkey, June-Nov. 1997)
AIA Student Travel Grant to 99th Annual Meeting of the AIA, Chicago (1997)
b. Fellowships and Honors
The
Alphonse A. and Geraldine F. Arnold Distinguished Professorship, Gonzaga
University College of Arts
and Sciences (2015-18)
Faculty
Fellow and Recipient of the Compass Award (2014), Gonzaga University
Career Center and Gonzaga
Alumni Mentoring Program (GAMP).
Honored for
student advocacy,
the development and practice of relevant career skills, and
the promotion of academic
advising and internships.
Chosen
as the Kershaw Lecturer of the 2014–15 AIA National Lecturer program;
as the M. Mellink Lecturer
and R. Braidwood Lecturer in 2012–13; and the
Rodney S. Young Lecturer
and Harald Ingholt Lecturer in 2008–09.
Gonzaga University Exemplary Teaching Award (2008)
Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honors Society (2006)
Rodney S. Young Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Mediterranean Section of the
Univ. of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (2000-01)
Royster Society of Fellows Dissertation Fellowship (U.N.C.-Chapel Hill, 1998-99)
Fulbright Fellowship, American Research Institute in Turkey (Ankara, 1995-96)
Morehead Graduate Fellowship (U.N.C.-Chapel Hill, 1991-93)
Ford Foundation Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship (Wesleyan University, 1988-89)
University Honors (Wesleyan University, 1988)
The Ingraham Classics Prize (Wesleyan University, 1988)
PAPERS DELIVERED
“Roman Fineware Production and
Circulation in Central Turkey.” 44th
Annual
Meeting
of the Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest (CAPN), Reed
College,
Portland OR (Mar. 2015).
“Meaning and Interpretation among
a New Corpus of Late Roman Octagonal
Intaglios.”
115th Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) Annual Meeting (New
Orleans,
Jan. 2015).
“Rome vs. Carthage: Underwater
Archaeology and the Battle of the Aegates Islands.”
Spring
Lecture Series, Spokane Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
(AIA)(April
2014), and lecturer (invited), Dept. of Classics, Reed College (Portland,
OR;
Mar. 2014).
“Preliminary
Observations on the Military Equipment from the Battle of the Aegates
Islands.” 114th AIA Annual Meeting (Chicago,
Jan. 2014), as part of colloquium
on
“The Battle of the Aegates Islands (241 BC).”
“New Evidence for Non-Elite Burials
in Central Turkey”. Invited to
present at the
4th Thanatos Project Workshop
at the University of Oslo, Norway (Oct. 7–11,
2013). Project Director: Dr. Rasmus Brandt (University of Oslo,
Norway).
“Where
Lies Vindia? A Final Report on the
Roman Excavations at Gordion.”
42nd Annual
Meeting of CAPN, Eugene OR (Mar. 2013).
series sponsored by the Philosophy Dept., Gonzaga University (March 2011).
“The Case of the Octagonal Intaglios: A Possible New Workshop in Central Anatolia”.
112th Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) Annual Meeting (San Antonio, Jan. 2011);
the 40th annual meeting of the Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest (CAPN),
Spokane WA (March 2011); Northwest Regional Meeting of the American School of
Oriental Research (ASOR), Spokane WA (May 2011).
“Who DOES the shoe fit? The Roman Hobnail Burials at Gordion (Turkey).” Annual
Meeting of the Association of Ancient Historians, Vancouver CA (May 2009).
“In Search of King Midas: New Discoveries and Reinterpretations at Gordion”. Year
of Turkey Lecture Series, Kennesaw State University (Sept. 2008).
“Ancient Gordion: From Phrygian Capital to Roman Fort”. Special Guest Lecture,
Honors Program of Eastern Washington University (Nov. 2007).
“Rediscovering a Lost Military Post at Gordion (Turkey)”. Vancouver Society of the
AIA (Oct. 2007).
“Truly a ‘Provincia Inermis’? New Evidence for Roman Soldiers in Galatia (Turkey).”
Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of the Canadian West (CACW) and
the 36th annual meeting of CAPN, “Regionalism and Globalism”, Vancouver (March 2007).
“Reassessing Galatia’s Annexation and Development in Light of New Roman Finds
at Gordion (Turkey).” 108th AIA Annual Meeting (San Diego, Jan. 2007).
“New Evidence for Roman Soldiers at Gordion (Turkey).” 18th Annual Lecture Series
of the Calgary Society for Mediterranean Studies. Calgary (Nov. 2006)
“Assessing Roman Galatia: Small Province, Big Problems.” Faculty and Graduate
Lecture, Department of Greek & Roman Studies, University of Calgary (Nov. 2006)
“A Roman Fort at Gordion: Re-evaluating the Imperial Expansion in Galatia (Turkey).”
NW Regional Meeting of ASOR, Spokane WA (May 2006).
“The 2004-05 Excavations in the Roman Town at Gordion (Turkey).” 107th AIA
Annual Meeting (Montreal, Jan. 2006).
“Discovering a Roman Military Post: The 2004-05 Excavations in the Roman Town at
Gordion (Turkey).” Presented at Gonzaga University as part of the Archaeology and
Ancient History Lecture Series (Nov. 2005).
“New Excavations in the Roman Town at Gordion (Turkey).” Presented at Tulane
University (Oct. 2004).
“Rediscovering Roman Gordion.” Presented at the “Gordion in Minneapolis”
Symposium, University of Minnesota (May 2004).
“In Search of King Midas: New Discoveries at Gordion, Turkey.” Spring Lecture
Series, Portland Society of the AIA (Jan. 2004), and Spring Lecture Series,
Spokane Society of the AIA (April 2004).
“Deciphering Roman Gordion: Problems in Reconstructing Roman Town Life in Central
Turkey.” Annual Meeting of CAPN/CACW (“Texts and Material Culture”), University
of Calgary (March 2003).
“Starting from Zero: Reconstructing the Roman Town at Gordion (Turkey).” Spring
Lecture Series, SUNY Buffalo Department of Classics, and Tulane University Paley
Lecture Series (both in April 2002).
“Mortuary Evidence for a Possible Late Sarmatian Presence at Gordion, Turkey.”
103rd AIA Annual Meeting (Philadelphia, 2002).
“Sarmatians Abroad? Mortuary Evidence for a Late Sarmatian Presence at Gordion
(Anatolia).” University of Pennsylvania International Conference on “Contact and
Exchange in the Ancient World” (May 2001).
“Textual and Archaeological Evidence for the Rural Economy of Central Anatolia in
the 1st century AD.” 66th Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archaeologists
(SAA) (New Orleans, 2001).
“In Search of King Midas: The Excavations at Gordion, Turkey.” Rochester (NY)
Society of the AIA, and Tulane University Paley Lecture Series (April 2001).
“Gordion Under the Flavians: New Evidence for Romanization and Economic
Development in Rural Galatia.” 102nd AIA Annual Meeting (San Diego, 2001).
“Roman Gordion: New Evidence for the Settlement and Development of Provincia
Galatia.” Annual Meeting of the Association of Ancient Historians (AAH) (Champagne-Urbana,
1998).
“Survey and Excavation at Oinoanda, Turkey.” Joint public lecture with Prof. Diskin
Clay at the Department of Classics, Duke University (Oct. 1998).
“They Died With Their Boots On: The Roman Hobnail Burials at Gordion, Turkey.”
1998 University of Washington Graduate Symposium in Seattle.
“Roman Gordion: Appraising Rural Settlement in Galatia.” 99th AIA Annual Meeting
(Chicago, 1997).
“Reassessing the Roman Settlement at Gordion.” Spring Lecture Series of the
American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), in Ankara, Turkey (1996).