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About
Fall Open House
Join us for our last Fall Open Houses and experience our beautiful, riverfront campus firsthand. Learn more about Marist’s academic experience, the admissions process, and get an inside look at life as a Red Fox! You'll have the opportunity to hear directly from students, faculty, and staff about what makes the Marist Community so special. Register Below:
About
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Academics
Fall Open House
Join us for our last Fall Open Houses and experience our beautiful, riverfront campus firsthand. Learn more about Marist’s academic experience, the admissions process, and get an inside look at life as a Red Fox! You'll have the opportunity to hear directly from students, faculty, and staff about what makes the Marist Community so special. Register Below:
Academics
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Admission & Financial Aid
Fall Open House
Join us for our last Fall Open Houses and experience our beautiful, riverfront campus firsthand. Learn more about Marist’s academic experience, the admissions process, and get an inside look at life as a Red Fox! You'll have the opportunity to hear directly from students, faculty, and staff about what makes the Marist Community so special. Register Below:
Admission & Financial Aid
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Student Life
Fall Open House
Join us for our last Fall Open Houses and experience our beautiful, riverfront campus firsthand. Learn more about Marist’s academic experience, the admissions process, and get an inside look at life as a Red Fox! You'll have the opportunity to hear directly from students, faculty, and staff about what makes the Marist Community so special. Register Below:
Student Life
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Dr. Gregory Machacek
Professor of English
Education
PhD, Cornell University
BA, St. John's University
Research Interests / Areas of Focus
John Milton, Shakespeare, seventeenth-century British literature, epic, ancient Greek and Roman literature.
Selected Publications
Milton and Homer: Written to Aftertimes._ Duquesne University Press, 2011
"Allusion" PMLA (March 2007)
"Conceptions of Origins and their Consequences: Milton and Bloom" in The Salt Companion to Harold Bloom
"Milton's Meaningless Allusions and the Familiar Sublime" Cithara.
"The Occasional Contextual Appropriateness of Homer's Formulaic Diction" American Journal of Philology.
