Roshan Abraham AUx Instructor & Advisor Office of Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies
- Additional Positions at AU
- Adjunct Professor, Philosophy and Religion
- Degrees
- PhD, Classical Studies, University of Pennsylvania
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MA, Classical Studies, University of Pennsylvania
<br/>BA, English and Classical Languages, University of Kansas - Languages Spoken
- Ancient Greek, Latin
- Bio
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Roshan Abraham (he/him/his) holds a PhD in Classical Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. Before coming to his current position at AU, Roshan was an Assistant Professor of Classics and Religious Studies at Washington University in St. Louis.
Throughout his career in the academy, Roshan has always been most passionate about working with undergraduates, whether as an instructor, a mentor, or an advisor, which made for a natural transition into his current position. Roshan believes that the university is always better when students are empowered and use their collective voices to demand more and better from the institution.
As an academic, Roshan's primary areas of teaching and research are in the religions of Greco-Roman antiquity, including ancient magic, Neoplatonism, and Early Christianity. Roshan also has a secondary interest in Religion and Popular Culture. During his career, he has taught Greek and Latin at all levels, introductory-level religion courses, New Testament and Early Christianity, Magic in the Ancient World, Theory and Method in the Study of Religion, and Religion and Comics.
Outside of the academy, Roshan is committed to social justice work and has led community organizing efforts in his current home of Arlington, VA and Northern Virginia more broadly.
Teaching
Fall 2022
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CORE-100 AU Experience I
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CORE-100 AU Experience I
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CORE-100 AU Experience I
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CORE-100 AU Experience I
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RELG-296 Selected Topics:Non-Recurring: Religion and Comics
Spring 2023
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CORE-200 AU Experience II
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CORE-200 AU Experience II
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CORE-200 AU Experience II
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RELG-105 Relig Heritage of West
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RELG-396 Selected Topics:Non-Recurring: Christianity and Capitalism