Fred Fraser | Thomas More College

Fred Fraser

Fellow / Guildmaster
ffraser@thomasmorecollege.edu

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Biography

Fred Fraser has been teaching Latin at Thomas More College since 2010. In addition to teaching, he also directs the Saint John Ogilvie Folk Music Guild, in which students learn and sing folk songs principally in the Scottish, English, and American traditions. Separately, he also assists the chaplains as the chapel coordinator, overseeing the student sacristans.

Dr. Fraser began studying Latin at St. Gregory’s Academy, going on to obtain a BA in Classics and Early Christian Studies at Christendom College, and an MA from the University of Dallas. Karl Mauer directed his master’s thesis, entitled “A Look at Kairos in Pindar’s Epinikians.” In 2023, Dr. Fraser received a PhD from the Catholic University of America; the title of his dissertation is “Figurative Language in the Philosophy of Plotinus.”

Dr. Fraser has also taught Latin and Greek at Christendom College (2006–2008). Tutorials that he has offered at Thomas More include Vergil’s Georgic IV, Vergil’s Aeneid, Latin Prose Composition, Homer’s Odyssey, and Euripides’s Hippolytus.

In addition to the classics, Dr. Fraser enjoys gardening and bird watching, but he especially enjoys being at home with his wife, Nicole, and nine children.

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