Professor Davidson is an Egyptologist who teaches several courses on ancient Egypt, the ancient Near East, and ancient languages (Egyptian Hieroglyphs, Latin, and Greek) for the Continuing Education department and Summer Youth Program as well as World History I: Traditional World for the History Department at Johnson County Community College. She is a tireless advocate for Egyptology, ancient languages, the classics, archaeology, travel, and museum studies; outreach and networking is crucial in her quest to put the Kansas City Metro Area on the map as a promoter of ancient civilizations and a center for Egyptological learning. She is a co-founder and first President of the American Research Center in Egypt Missouri Chapter (in formation). Her professional memberships include: the International Association of Egyptologists, the American Research Center in Egypt, and the Mid-America Chapter of the American Translators Association (MICATA); she has completed JCCC’s Adjunct Certification Program and is current serving as an adjunct representative for the ADHSS Division Council. Email her at sdavid22@jccc.edu for more information about any of her classes or camps.
In 2018, Professor Davidson was appointed to the Speakers Bureau of Humanities Kansas. For more information about her lecture topic “In Their Own Words: The Ancient Egyptians” or how to book her for an event, visit http://www.humanitieskansas.org/get-involved/request-speaker/stacy-davidson-in-their-own-words-the-ancient-egyptians.
Hi! I am interested in taking your spring class on Egypt. Is there a deadline for registration?
Thank you —
Hi, Mary. You can register for any of my Spring courses now by visiting https://ce.jccc.edu/search.cfm or calling 913-469-2323. Classes begin in mid-March. You can enroll in JCCC’s CE courses up until the start date, but it is best to do so at least a week in advance. Thanks for your interest, and I hope to see you in class.
Hello. My 6th grade grandson is doing a research project on ancient art of Egypt and India. Part of his requirement is conducting an interview with an artest about how studying ancient art influences your work. Would you be available for a 30-minute interview at JCCC one day after school? Thanks.
Hi, Judith. Please email me at sdavid22@jccc.edu, and we can try to work something out.
I will be traveling to Egypt from 1-12 Oct of this year, and was wondering if there are any classes I can sign up for between now and the year 2020.
Susan
816-333-0025
Hi, Susan.
How exciting! I am teaching several classes this fall: Ancient Egyptian Literature, Nefertari: Lady of the Two Lands, and Expedition to Egypt. You can view more details here: http://blogs.jccc.edu/sdavid22/courses/ Thanks for your interest.