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| Sinja Küppers,![]() Sinja Küppers is a fourth-year PhD student. Her academic interests lie in Early Greek and Second Sophistic Literature. She is particularly interested in ancient scholarship, intellectual communities, and bringing material culture and literary sources into conversation. Sinja has worked on aspects of performance and audience in Greek archaic and Roman imperial time. Over her PhD, Sinja has developed DH projects for research and instruction. In 2018, Sinja explored as an intern at the National Humanities Center a story map on the Visual Reception of the Pygmalion Myth. As a Digital Lab Fellow in the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute (FHI), Sinja used GIS visualize Mapping the Movement in the Second Sophistic Movement in 2019. During a Summer Archival Expeditions Internship in 2020, Sinja developed a module on Female Greek Lyric Poets on Papyri to teach in Greek 328S Hellenistic & Lyric Poets.
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