Hannah is currently a senior at The Chapin School in New York City, studying both Latin and Ancient Greek. After participating in Living Latin in Rome High School in 2013, she spearheaded the Convivium Latinum symposium series. Hannah is President of Chapin’s Classics Club, and she loves studying Art History and Introductory Italian. Her favorite Roman poet is Horace, and she enjoys learning about Augustan propaganda. You can often find Hannah riding horses on weekends as she is a competitive equestrian. In the fall, Hannah will be attending Princeton University.
Maximillian Prager was introduced to the Paideia Institute in 2013, when he participated in the Living Latin in Rome program with his sister Paulena. Max is a junior at The Trinity School in New York, where the classics program greatly inspired his growth as a Latin student. Max’s favorite Roman poet is Horace, whose works he studied as a sophomore. Max’s interests include Latin, paleontology/zoology, spearfishing, guitar, and Classic Rock, and he is an avid cyclist on the weekends.
Solomon Cohen grew up in Paris and New York and is currently student at the Lawrenceville School. After participating in the Living Latin in Rome's innaugural high school program in 2012, Solomon helped organize the visit of papal Latinist Reginald Foster to the New York area in 2012. Solomon speaks French, German, and Italian and enjoys Roman history, especially Livy.
Emily is a Ph.D. student in history at Columbia University. Her research focuses on the educational institutions and intellectual networks of nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century Britain, and the political, ethical, and emotional commitments that informed their participants' formation of interpersonal relationships of various kinds--which involves reading a surprising amount of Greek! She previously attended Princeton and Oxford Universities, and is a 2012 alumna of LGiG.
Jasmine is from Bangkok, Thailand. She is interested in how Christian folks in the early modern period studied classical and Jewish texts. After Princeton, she will be going to medical school at Mt Sinai through their Humanities and Medicine program.
Andrew Frazier is a senior in the Classics department at Princeton University, where his research focuses on literature of Late Republican Rome and Classical Greece. An alumnus of the 2014 LGiG program, Andrew hopes to continue serving the Paideia Institute after graduation. At Princeton, Andrew rows on the varsity Lightweight Crew, leads backpacking trips for freshmen, and serves as president of his eating club, Cloister Inn. He also likes playing guitar and jazz trumpet, cycling, and swing dancing.