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Classics Departments and Programs in North Carolina

• Appalachian State Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
• Davidson College Department of Classics
• Duke University Department of Classical Studies
• ECU Classical Studies Program
• Elon University Classical Studies
• Meredith College Program in Latin
• UNC Asheville Department of Classics
• UNC Chapel Hill Department of Classics
• UNC Charlotte Classical Studies Program
• UNC Greensboro Department of Classical Studies
• Wake Forest University Department of Classical Languages

Classics Organizations

• American Academy in Rome
• American Philological Association
• American Classical League
• The Campanian Society
• Classical Association of the Middle West and South
• CAMWS -- Tidewater Region
• Classical Association of Virginia
• Foreign Language Association of North Carolina
• National Committee for Latin and Greek
• National Junior Classical League Homepage
• South Carolina Classical Association
• The Texas Classical Association
• The University of Kentucky Classics Department

Calendar of Classics-Related Events

• Fasti Carolinenses

Pedagogical Resources

• AP Vergil Course Official Website
• AP Latin Literature Official Website
• APA Information on State Certification Requirement for Latin teachers
• Classics Technology Center (a collection of materials for using Perseus and other electronic resources for teaching the Classics)
• Excellence Through Classics: resources, forums, grants, etc. for teaching Classics at the elementary and middle school level.)
• LatinTeach (e-mail discussion group on teaching Latin)
• The Lukeion Project (live, online instruction on topics relating to the ancient Greco-Roman world, including Latin).
• National Committee for Latin and Greek
• North Carolina State Teaching Licensure Information
• NC Latin Standard Course of Study (N.C. Dept. of Public Instruction)
• RogueClassicism (a great site for keeping up on Classics-related news)
• VROMA (experimental Internet-based pedagogy)

NB: these are just a few of many Classics-related sites that I've happened upon. If I've left out any of your favorites,
please write to me.