After twenty years as Editor of Classical World, Dr. Matthew Santirocco has indicated his
intention of stepping down in October, 2013. The Classical Association of the Atlantic States is now searching for a new Editor, who will assume responsibility in the summer of 2013, and whose first issue will be 107.1 (Sept.-Nov. 2013).
The Editor, who must be a member in good standing of the Association, is appointed
for a term of five years, renewable. S/he has responsibility for the editorial content of the
journal. Working with an editorial board of several associate and assistant editors, the Editor acknowledges and keeps track of submissions, selects referees, informs authors about the status of their articles, and advises them on revisions. In addition, the Editor works closely with the journals division of the Johns Hopkins University Press, which typesets, produces, and distributes each issue.
The Editor is an ex officio member of the CAAS Board of Directors, prepares semi-annual
reports for the Board, and attends its meetings. The Editor receives an honorarium of $10,000 annually, and the Association pays for the editor’s travel and lodging to attend Board meetings during the term of office. As in the past, short-listed candidates will be asked to determine what support their home institutions would be willing to provide to enable them to undertake this work.
Candidates should send a CV and a letter explaining their interest to the Chair of the CAAS
Nominations Committee, Dr. Shelley Haley (officeratlarge@caas-cw.org), not later than January 31, 2013. The Committee also welcomes nominations of suitable candidates.

Beginning with issue 106.1, Classical World will be published by the Johns Hopkins University Press on behalf of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States. Members of CAAS and other individual subscribers should renew their subscriptions as in the past. More information will be shared via this page in the coming weeks and months.

Join us for a half-day of panels and workshops for Latin teachers of all levels on Saturday, October 27, from 9 AM to 1 PM, in the Ewing Room of the Perkins Student Center on the campus of the University of Delaware in Newark.

Topics featured this year include the new AP Latin exam, new charter school programs, and virtual resources in Latin. Click here for the complete program. The event is free and includes breakfast and lunch; for more information and to preregister, contact Professor Lynn Sawlivich, University of Delaware, at lsaw@udel.edu.

On Friday, October 19th, the Philadelphia Classical Society, in partnership with
Bryn Mawr College, will host the inaugural Classical World Fashion & Design Show
dedicated to the memory of Norma Goldman. Continue reading →

The American School of Classical Studies at Athens has acknowledged and welcomed the increase to $10,000 of the E. Adelaide Hahn scholarship awarded each year, one or two annually, by The Classical Association of the Atlantic States.  These additional funds will enable each year’s selected recipients to participate more fully in the Summer Session of the ASCSA.

Please click here to access the program for the 2012 CAAS Annual Meeting. We look forward to seeing you in NYC!

The American School of Classical Studies at Athens has announced that applications to the NEH Fellowship program are now available. Applications are due by October 31st. To read more, click here.

For teachers in New Jersey: CAAS will be offering certificates for professional development credits at this year’s fall meeting. Please see Frederick J. Booth at the meeting for details.

Tracey Cullen, Hesperia‘s editor for the past 14 years, has announced her retirement effective July 1, 2013. The ASCSA is now conducting a formal search for a new Editor of Hesperia. The job description and information on how to apply can be found here:

The newly revised Careers for Classicists booklet from the American Philological Association is now available at the link below. Please read and share with your students and colleagues. Feel free to pass along the link.

http://apaclassics.org/index.php/education/careers_for_classicists

– Ronnie Ancona, APA VP for Education, 2010-14