Dr Shaun A. Mudd
Teaching Qualifications
| March 2013: | Certificate of Advanced Studies in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education |
| October 2012: | Accreditation as an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA) |
| November 2011: | Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LTHE) - Stage 2 |
| September 2011: | Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LTHE) - Stage 1 |
Conferences/Symposiums
| April 2017: | Classical Association, Annual Conference 2017 (Open University hosted by the University of Kent); Panel: ‘The Ancient Bars in Context: Life at the Commercial Frontier’Paper: '“Behaviour that Would Disgrace a Labourer”: The Urban Tavern in Literature and Elite Roman Thought' |
| 23rd April 2016: | ‘Drinking Spaces and Places’ Conference (University of Bristol)Paper: ‘“If I want to drink, I go home!”: The Public Sobriety and Private Tippling of Ancient Rome’s Aristocrats’ |
| 1st December 2015: | Research seminar series at the Department of Archaeology, Classics and Ancient History, University of LiverpoolPaper: '"It is hard to say whether wine does good to more people or harms them": Drinking Advice from the Ancient Physicians' |
| 2nd July 2015: | Technologies of Daily Life in Ancient Greece (Swansea University)Paper: ‘Foreign waters: Antiquity’s Travellers and their Pursuit of Safer Drinks’ |
| 7th June 2015: | Drinking Studies Network Conference, ‘New Directions in Drinking Studies’ (University of Leicester)Paper: ‘The Roman Tavern: Haven of Lower-Class Immorality?’ |
| 6th December 2013: | Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in the Reception of the Ancient Word (AMPRAW), Third Annual Conference (University of Exeter); Panel ‘Caesar, Tyrants and the Late Republic’Paper presented: ‘From Reclined Aristocrats to Rowdy Plebs: Roman Drunks in Modern Popular Culture’ |
| 5th July 2013: | ‘Symposium: Classics and Ancient History beyond the Department’ (University of Exeter)Paper presented: ‘Eating, Drinking and Classics’ |
| 3rd April 2013: | Classical Association, Annual Conference 2013 (University of Reading); Panel: ‘(Im)morality’Paper presented: 'Drinking for Health and Wellbeing in the Roman Empire' |
| 9th February 2013: | Warwick Drinking Studies Network Conference, ‘Biographies of Drink’ (University of Warwick); Panel: ‘Spatial Contexts and Material Culture’Paper presented: ‘Trier Black-Slipped Wares and Constructive Drinking in Roman Britain’ |
| 22nd September 2012: | ‘Imperialism and Identities at the Edges of the Roman World’ (Petnica Science Center, Serbia)Paper presented: ‘Trier Black-Slipped Wares and Constructive Drinking in Roman Britain’ |
| 9th September 2012: | The Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature, ‘Bodily Functions: The Corpus and Corpora in Ancient Literature’ (Ioannou Centre for Research in Classical and Byzantine Studies, University of Oxford); Panel: ‘Doctor, Doctor! Medicine andPaper presented: ‘Drinking for Health and Wellbeing in the Roman Empire’ |
| 25th May 2012: | ‘Images of Research Competition 2012’ (University of Exeter)Poster presented: ‘Constructive Drinking: The Roman Empire & Modern Day Britain’ |
| 12th April 2012: | Classical Association, 2012 Annual Conference (University of Exeter); Panel: 'Drinking in the Ancient World'Paper presented: 'Alcohol and Environment in Roman Culture' |
| 23rd September 2011: | Warwick Drinking Studies Network, Second Annual Symposium: 'Drink and the Life Cycle' (University of Warwick)Paper presented: 'Age and Alcohol in Ancient Rome' |
| 28th August 2011: | L'Institut Européen d'Histoire et des Cultures de l'Alimentation and François-Rabelais University, Ninth Annual Summer School: 'Wine: Economy and Social Norms' (Tours, France)Eight day summer school (6 ECTS credits) |
