PPT-ATHENA

Student Account Services Orientation Contact Information Website wwwbursarugaedu Email Address stuacctugaedu or bursarugaedu Location 424 E Broad Street Athens GA 30602 Phone 706 5422965. 9:30am     . Welcome and Introduction . from Professor Ian Oakes, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research and External Engagement).  . 9:40am. Research Strategy. from Professor John Darling, Dean of Research. Metaphor as a Way of Knowing. Dr. Robert DiNapoli. www.themelbourneliteratureseminars.com.au. The Wanderer . (Old English, . ca. 900 CE). Oft . him . anhaga.     are . gebideð. , . metudes. . Rhetorical . Analysis. The Odyssey of . Homer. Book 13, Lines 482-99. Odysseus and . Athena. Book 13, “One More Strange Island”. . …the man of ranging mind, Odysseus, cried:. “So . hard beset! An end like Agamemnon’s. QUB . School of Pharmacy. ½ Day Meeting. 26. th. Sept 2013. ATHENA-SWAN PRINCIPLES . WS1. Athena SWAN Charter . Launched in June 2005 to advance the representation of women in SET. From ‘SET’ to ‘STEMM’. Jessica Baird. Who was Athena?. One of the main Goddesses in Greek Mythology. Goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law & justice, welfare, math, strength, strategy, arts, crafts and skill.. Athena. or . Minerva. By Reeves Oyster. http://. en.wikipedia.org. /wiki/Athena. Spheres of Influence. Athena or Minerva, is the goddess of wisdom, warfare strategies, divine intelligence, and crafts. Athena is also the patron goddess of Athens. . Instituto de . Física. de Cantabria (CSIC-UC). On behalf of The Athena+ Co-ordination Group, . the Athena+ Working Groups and Supporters. A theme proposed to ESA for L2/L3 . www.the-athena-x-ray-observatory.eu. Athena (Minerva). Strange Birth. Athena was born fully armored from Zeus’ head. . She was the child of Zeus and . Metis. . . Prophecy foretold that her child would be more powerful than her father. . Athena. Athena . . Athena was: tall, strong, graceful and had gray eyes. She also liked owls. From the beginning of her being born she was a pretty amazing goddess, even though her birth was quite unusual.. skilled at weaving. .. Arachne boasting . about her skill, . which infuriated Athena.. The two agreed to a weaving contest.. Athena . weaved . scenes . in which the gods punished . humans who considered . Doric . Ionic. Corinthian. Temple Architecture. Cult statue was kept in the . cella. with access restricted to priests (similar to Egypt and Mesopotamia). Rectangular. Very organized. Columns part of post and lintel construction. Birth of Athena. Athena and Zeus. Elements of Iconography. Elements of Iconography. Elements of Iconography. Elements of Iconography. Elements of Iconography. Elements of Iconography. The Aegis. Look for examples of the aegis in the images above. Note the different ways it appears and what its key elements are.. strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and . skill. Athena was born from Zeus’s forehead as a fully grown women, covered in armor. The story behind Athena’s birth started when Metis, Zeus’s lover, became pregnant with a child. Later, the oracle told Zeus that one of his sons would overthrow him so Zeus swallowed Metis. One day, he had a terrible headache and told Hephaestus to cut open his head which is how Athena escaped or was born from inside Zeus’s body. . Fornax and Virgo Clusters Gas Dynamics Merger History and Elemental EnrichmentR Kraft1Y Su1T Fish21A Sheardown2E Roediger21W Forman1C Jones1P Nulsen1E Churazov3 S Randall1 EBulbul11Smithsonian Astrop