William Malandra

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William W. Malandra is an Associate Professor in Classical Near Eastern Studies at the University of Minnesota.

1 Education
2 Perspective
3 Publications
4 External links

[edit] Education

B.A Haverford College (1964) M.A. Brown University (1966) Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania (1971)

[edit] Perspective

Since joining Classical and Near Eastern Studies Professor Malandara has been interested in teaching courses, beyond Sanskrit, which fit into the department's curricular objectives. Just as his research takes a look westward from Iran, he has developed courses which deal with cultural and ideological contacts between West and East in the ancient world.