User:Scott Senn
I have a PhD in philosophy from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. I specialize in ancient Greek philosophy. I have published in that area and have taught undergraduate courses in that area; I have also taught courses in ethics and in other periods of the history of philosophy. I have competence in reading ancient Greek - just don't ask me to speak it!
Currently, I teach at Longwood University.
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