Education:
A.B., U. of Pennsylvania, 1948; A.M., U. of North Carolina, 1949; Ph.D., Yale, 1959.
Dissertation:
“The Literary Criticism of Servius” (New Haven: Yale, 1959).
Professional Experience:
Teacher, Ezel Mission School (Kentucky), 1951-2; instr., U. of Missouri, 1954-6; instr. U. of Pennsylvania, 1957-61; asst. prof., 1961-3; assoc. prof. & chair of dept., Dickinson, 1963-8; prof. 1968-71; Asbury J. Clarke Prof. Latin & Chair, 1971-90; vis. prof., Ohio State, 1969-70; pres. Philadelphia Classical Society.
Publications:
“The Laodice Inscription from Didyma,” AJP 82 (1961) 188-92; “φρονεῖν in Homer,” CP 61 (1966) 99-102.
Sources:
Gregory A. Staley, CW 104 (2011) 503.