Andrew Horne
Visiting Assistant Professor, Humanities
Ph.D., University of Chicago
What are your thoughts on teaching?
I don’t think of teaching in purely contractual terms. Students are three-dimensional people, and we are there to help them become the best they can be. That means thinking about their needs and interests and anxieties and aspirations. It means adapting instruction to the individual when possible. Good teaching is a magical thing, but it takes attention and concern.
Tell us about your field of expertise
Greek and Latin literature, the history of freedom, philosophy as a way of life
What hobbies/interests do you enjoy outside of academia?
Reading P. G. Wodehouse, piano, jogging, conversation
