William Christian Fritsch

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT WILLIAM CHRISTIAN FRITSCH

I\'ve studied at Columbia University, New York University, Syracuse University, C.W. Post, Loyola New Orleans, Farmingdale University, Tulane University, The University of Chicago, Cornell University, the Goethe Institut (in Germany), and others. I earned my A.B. from Tulane University magna cum laude in classical languages and philosophy. I received Tulane\'s oldest prize, the Judah Touro Medal, for excellence in the ancient languages and philosophy. The University of Chicago awarded me a full tuition fellowship to its Master\'s program with a concentration in classical languages and philosophy. Having completed the program I am now a doctoral candidate, though taking some time off to reflect, in a dual PhD program (classics and philosophy) at Cornell University. During my time on leave from Cornell, I have tutored all sorts of people in multiple subjects including the ancient languages, mathematics, writing, and test preparation. For more information on my tutoring see my company\'s facebook page “I think that you have more options than many students I\'ve known… I think you are lucky to have options that allow you to use your creative talent and to investigate issues that mean a lot to you.” – Martha C. Nussbaum, Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago Law School “From early on Will made a systematic effort to become familiar with the important works in the tradition; he was always ready to track down any link he discovered in one text to another and to read any secondary literature recommended to him; he plunged into his study of Greek and Latin, and when he realized German would be a benefit, he enrolled in a Goethe Institute summer language course.” – Ronna Burger, Department of Philosophy, Catherine & Henry J. Gaisman Chair, Sizeler Professor of Jewish Studies, Tulane University