Department of
Classical Studies
Department of Classical Studies
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
PO Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
Office:
1104 Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building (see picture at bottom
of page)
at the corner
of Spring Garden and Forest Streets
Department Head: Susan C. Shelmerdine (shelmerd@uncg.edu)
Administrative Secretary: Sheila Gambardella (sagambar@uncg.edu)
Phone: (336) 334-5214
Fax: (336) 334-5158
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Faculty
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| Maura K. Heyn mkheyn@uncg.edu |
Joanne M. Murphy jmmurph2@uncg.edu |
Hugh C. Parker hcparker@uncg.edu |
| Susan C. Shelmerdine shelmerd@uncg.edu |
Jeffrey S. Soles jssoles@uncg.edu |
David B. Wharton wharton@uncg.edu |
| Jonathan P. Zarecki jpzareck@uncg.edu |
Linda C. Danford lcdanfor@uncg.edu |
Robert Holschuh Simmons rhsimmon@uncg.edu |
| Rebecca M. Muich rmmuich@uncg.edu |
Nota Bene:
CLASSICS CLUB has a new website! Click HERE to check it out. Classics Club is open to anyone who is interested in joining; you do NOT need to be a major!
Congratulations to the following recipients of 2008 Awards!:
Mindy Harmon - Peter F. Ryan Scholarship in Archaeology
Lauren McCormick - Francis A. Laine Memorial Prize to honor an outstanding major in Classical Studies
Ryan Clarke and Ariel Moore - Classical Studies Tuition Awards for Fall 2008
Samantha Bardarik - Classical Studies Travel Award for Summer 2008
Samantha Bardarik - Classical Association of the Middle West and South Award for Outstanding Accomplishment in Classical Studies
American Institute of Archaeology Membership Awards - donated by Mr. Greg Grayson
Rachel Durso, Kathryn Gryder, Amanda Rue and Whitney Versteeg
ONE web-based section of CCI 205 (Mythology) is being offered in Fall 08. Please note that the web course requires on-campus exams and is capped at 30 students. Please do not contact the instructor to ask that you be added if the course is closed. We do not maintain waiting lists, so if you want to register for a closed course, please keep checking Genie to see if seats open up.
Interested in Graduate Study in Classics? Check out this page from The Classical Journal.
Study Abroad Survey - please click the link to the left to help us learn what kind of Classics-related study abroad experience you would most like!
Courses for Teachers and Advanced Latin Students:
Spring 2008 evening: LAT 531 Latin Grammar and Composition - Tuesdays 5-7:50 p.m. on UNCG campus
Summer 2008 web-based*: LAT 602 - M-F 1-3:30, July 7-25, 2008 *with 3 meetings on campus: 1st day, mid-term and final
Fall 2008 evening: [Graduate level] LAT 623 Roman Comedy - Mondays 5-7:50 p.m.; [Advanced Undergraduate level] LAT 301 Roman Lyric - TR 3:30-4:45 p.m. - both courses are on UNCG's main campus
*No graduate level Latin will be offered in Spring 2009If you already have a B.A. degree and just want to take a class or two, you can do that through the VISIONS pgram in the Graduate School. Click here for more information http://www.uncg.edu/grs/visions/
Great resource from UCLA for the Roman forum: http://dlib.etc.ucla.edu/projects/Forum/
NEW: ALUMNI - please visit our new Alumni Page to send us news of where you are and what you are up to! The link to this page is also in the navigation bar at the left under "Resources".
Become a member of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South.
International Programs Travel Support for Students
Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building