Independence Foundation Chair
The Independence Foundation Chair was established in 1959 by the Independence Foundation. Since 2023, Amy Martin-Nelson has held this chair.
Amy has trained as a classical archaeologist and has excavated in Carthage, Tunisia, and Arras, France. She has a BA in classical archaeology from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and an MA in Latin from University of Georgia.
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Amy Martin-Nelson is a member of the Classics Department faculty and teaches Latin I, Latin III, and AP Latin. She began her teaching career at the Seven Hills School in Cincinnati, Ohio, and came to Groton from All Saints’ Episcopal School in Fort Worth, Texas.
Amy has trained as a classical archaeologist and has excavated in Carthage, Tunisia, and Arras, France. She has a BA in classical archaeology from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and an MA in Latin from University of Georgia.
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