Dr. Lisa Micheelsen

• Book review: Ordinary Oblivion and the Self Unmoored: Reading Plato’s Phaedrus and Writing the Soul by Jennifer R. Rapp (Fordham University Press: New York, 2014), Journal of Religious Studies and Theology 34.2 (2015) 241-243
• "Poinas Eteisan : Punishment and Reward in Pindar's Second Olympian", Journal of Hellenic Religion: Studies on Ancient Greek Religion and Theology. Vol. 3, 2010: 19-38
• "Pain and the Creative Process (in Greek myth and culture)," fifty3: About Visual Culture: a publication of Latitude 53, Fall 2007, Vol. 8, No. 3
• "Heinrich Schliemann in Canada and the Mummies of the Niagara Falls Museum
• Revisited," Mouseion: a Journal of the Classical Association of Canada, L-Series III, Vol. 6, 2006 No. 2
• "Virginity and State: Female Bodies and the Body Politic in Athenian Society,
• Myth and Drama," a paper presented March 16 2006 at Grant MacEwan College

In addition to her work teaching and conducting research, Lisa has been fortunate enough to have had various opportunities to apply her training in other contexts. For example, she has worked on the archaeological excavation of a Mycenaean (Greek Bronze Age) citadel on the Greek island Paros, and acted as the Greek textual consultant to director Marti Maraden on her production of Euripides’ Trojan Women, which opened in the Spring 2008 at the Stratford Festival, Stratford, Ontario. She has written and taught various courses for Athabasca University at both the undergraduate and graduate level, has supervised numerous graduate students on their final projects, and has performed PhD committee work.