In harmony with the events of the the 2013 International Archaeology Day on Saturday, October 19, the Philadelphia Classical Society, in partnership with Bryn Mawr College, will host the second Classical World Fashion & Design Show dedicated to the memory of Norma Goldman, on Sunday, October 20th Mawr’s Thomas Great Hall. Continue reading
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Positions available: The American School of Classical Studies at Athens
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
ELIZABETH A. WHITEHEAD VISITING PROFESSORS
One or Two Positions (pending funding)
Deadline: October 31, 2013
Term:
Early September 2014 to June 1, 2015.
Request for proposals: Vergilian Society seed grants
Thanks to the generosity of Mr. Harry Wilks, the Vergilian Society is pleased to be able to offer one or two seed grants for summer of 2014, to bring a group of secondary students to the Harry Wilks Study Center at the Villa Vergiliana in Cuma, Italy. Continue reading
Technology workshops for Latin teachers
I came, I saw, I clicked: Fall professional development opportunities in Chicago and New Jersey for Latin teachers.
For more details:
Friday, October 11, 2013 / 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
Franklin High School
Somerset, NJ (approx. midway between Philadelphia and NYC)
Made possible by the Classical Association of the Atlantic States and Franklin HS
Registration deadline: 10/1
Friday, November 22, 2013 / 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
Chicago area (precise location TBA)
Registration deadline: 11/12 Continue reading
Registration and details available for 2013 Fall Meeting
Details for the 2013 Fall Meeting are now available!
Where: The Inn at Penn, 3600 Sansom Street, Philadelphia
When: Thursday, October 10 to Saturday, October 12, 2013
Program: Please click here to download the tentative program
- Registration is available online this year! Please click here to register.
- If you would prefer to send in your registration via snail mail, please download the form here.
- President’s letter (from Fred Booth)
- Executive Director’s letter regarding logistics (from Mary Brown)
- Proxy ballot
- Registration form for exhibitors
We look forward to seeing you in October!
Announcement: International Conference on Dio of Prusa
A conference on Dio of Prusa will be held at the University of Nantes, France, May 21-23, 2015. The proceedings of the conference will be published. Please send a brief (10-15 lines) abstract to Thierry Grandjean (tgrandjean1@yahoo.fr) or to Gianluca Ventrella (gianluca.ventrella@univ-
2014 Bernice L Fox Classics Writing Contest
The Classics Department of Monmouth College is pleased to announce the 2014 Bernice L Fox Classics Writing Contest. Click here for details about the competition; click here to see the winners from the 2013 contest.
CAAS Travel Subsidy Announcement
CAAS is offering travel subsidies of up to $800 for travel to the 2013 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. Only CAAS members are eligible for these subsidies, which are need-based, and priority for funding will be given to presenters of papers, panel participants, and presenters. Application forms must be sent as email attachments to Judith P. Hallett at jeph@umd.edu no later than August 30, 2013. Notification of subsidies will be sent to applicants by September 16, 2013, and they will receive their checks when they pick up their registration materials at the meeting.
Announcements from the West Coast
The World Languages Department at Wenatchee Valley College announces a new web site to support its Latin program as well as spoken-Latin activities in the Pacific Northwest. “Boreoccidentales” provides a forum for the events and activities of the Circulus Latinus Seattlensis (“Seattle Latin-Speaking Club”) and the Conventiculum Vasintoniense/Septimana Californiana. The web site also houses Cataracta, an online journal, with works by modern Latin authors. Inclusion in the online journal is open to anyone, world-wide! For more information, please contact Dr. Stephen Berard through the “Contact Us” web form.
http://www.boreoccidentales.
Septimana Californiana, based on the lovely campus of Loyola Marymount University, is a full-immersion Latin workshop offering thought-provoking discussions, readings from Latin literature, Latin composition exercises, communal meals (most of which are included in the price), and informative lectures given by expert Latin speakers on a variety of topics. Participants will also enjoy guided tours, given in Latin, to many of Los Angeles’ sights. Excursions include the Huntington Library, the Getty Center, the Long Beach Aquarium, and downtown Los Angeles.
Program Dates: July 1-8, 2013
Head Instructor: Dr. Stephen Berard, World Languages, Wenatchee Valley College.
http://www.latin.org/programs/
Retired lawyer gets CUNY MA in Classics and embarks on a new career teaching Latin
Click here to read a new article in the New York Times: Back to School, but for the Degree, Not Just the Fun.