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Celia Schultz is a Chair Professor in the Department of Classical Studies at the University of Michigan. She has an extensive background in Romanist research, focusing on religion, Latin prose, and the history of the Roman Republic, with a particular emphasis on the role of women in antiquity. Her recent monograph, 'Fulvia: Playing Power in the Late Roman Republic,' published in 2021, explores themes of power dynamics. Schultz has also contributed a written commentary on Cicero's 'De Divinatione' in 2014 and a co-edited volume titled 'Roman Religion and Roman History.' Her upcoming book, tentatively titled 'Sacrifice and the Roman Ritual Repertoire,' integrates fields such as anthropology and ritual studies. At Michigan, she teaches a variety of courses in Latin literature and Roman history, guiding students through both standard curricula and supplemental classes in Latin sight-reading. She actively advises the Roman Republic Reading Group, fostering engagement with new literature related to the Republic.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science