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Department of Classical Studies

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
PO Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170

MinervaOffice: 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

Click here or on her image for a slide show (28 slides) about Minerva at UNCG

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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		  

 

Classics faculty

Classical Studies faculty at Chancellor Brady's Installation
May 5, 2009

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*NEW: CONGRATULATIONS to the following Recipients of 2009 Awards:

Graduate Students -

Anne Tra - Manson A. Stewart Teacher Training Award from the Classical Association of the Middle West & South and a Maureen O'Donnell & Eunice E. Kraft Teacher Training Scholarship from the American Classical League.
Shannon Walker - Manson A. Stewart Teacher Training Award from the Classical Association of the Middle West & South and a Graduate Scholarship from the National Latin Exam

Undergraduates -

Lauren Summerville - Classical Studies Tuition Award
Ryan Clarke and Chase Brinkley - Classical Studies Travel Awards
Ryan Clarke - Classical Association of the Middle West & South Recognition for Outstanding Accomplishment in Classical Studies
Sara Warsing - Francis A. Laine Award to an Outstanding Major in Classical Studies
Erik Farrell - Peter F. Ryan Scholarship in Archaeology

Congratulations to:

         Ryan Clarke - Undergraduate Research Award for his project on Roman Provincial Policy in Cyrenaica
         Samantha Bardarik - Student Excellence Award

Congratulations also to the following students invited to join Phi Beta Kappa:

Samantha Bardarik - major in Classical Studies
Joshua Johnson - minor in Classical Studies
Ariel Moore - major in Classical Studies

Sparty  Nota Bene:

Classical Studies 2010 trip to Rome
for information, contact either
Dr. Maura Heyn     or    Dr. Jonathan Zarecki

 

Courses for Teachers and Advanced Latin Students: *all courses are 3 credit hours*

Summer 2009 web-based: LAT 693 (Latin AP Authors: Vergil) - M-F 1-3:30, July 6-24, 2009    *please contact Dr. Zarecki with any questions.

Fall 2009: CCI 502 (History of Latin Literature) - Tuesdays 7-9:50 p.m. *this course is required for M.Ed. students and is open to any Latin teacher; it is taught in English.

Spring 2010: LAT 531 (Medieval Latin) - Tues, Thurs. 4-5:15 *please contact Dr. Parker with any questions.

If you already have a B.A. degree and just want to take a class or two, you can do that through the VISIONS program in the Graduate School. Click here for more information http://www.uncg.edu/grs/visions/

For students interested in teaching at the high school level: Jackson Library now provides access to the Learning Express Library which offers PRAXIS practice exams free of charge. Click HERE and scroll down to the Praxis I Practice Tests.

Interested in Graduate Study in Classics? Check out this page from The Classical Journal.

Brian Holcomb (B.A. 06) is now studying in Rome and has set up a blog about his experiences. Click http://briandholcomb.com/ to follow his adventures.

CLASSICS CLUB has a 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!

Great resource from UCLA for the Roman forum: http://dlib.etc.ucla.edu/projects/Forum/

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

Humanities Hall
Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building

 

 

Page updated: 04-Jun-2009

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Department of Classical Studies
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
1104 Moore Humanities and Research Administration Building, PO Box 26170
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
VOICE 336.334.5214
FAX 336.334.5158