College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Rosemary Moore

Distinguished Associate Professor of Instruction
Ancient history
Roman military, social dynamics between ranks
Roman society
Development of military discipline
Influence of civilian conduct on military authority and behavior
Office:
173 Schaeffer Hall
Office Hours:
By appointment only
Phone Number:
319-335-2307
Rosemary Moore joined the History Department in 2003. She holds a joint appointment with the Classics Department.
Rosemary’s major research interests focus on the social dynamics between various ranks of the Roman military, and the military and Roman society as a whole. She is particularly interested in issues such as the development of military discipline, and the influence of civilian modes of conduct on military authority and behavior. She has presented her research at numerous conferences in North America.
Rosemary received her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 2002.
Teaching
Courses recently taught by Dr. Moore include:
- HIST:1401 Western Civilization I (Ancient History)
- HIST:4401 Ancient Egypt and the Ancient Near East
- HIST:4403 Alexander the Great
- HIST:4404 The World of Ancient Greece
- HIST:4406 Warfare in Ancient Mediterranean Society
- HIST:4407 The Hellenistic World and Rome
- CLSA:1875 Ancient Sports and Leisure
- CLSG:1001 Elementary Greek I
- CLSG:1002 Elementary Greek II
Awards & Service
- Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship (University of Michigan) 2000-2001
- Rackham Dissertation Fellowship (University of Michigan) 2000
- Mellon Dissertation Fellowship (University of Michigan) 1998