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Senior honors student Megan Shuler was the recipient of a Dintersmith fellowship from the college for honors research. With the support of the fellowship she spent the summer of 2009 researching her honors thesis on Roman domestic architecture, which she is completing under the direction of Molly Swetnam-Burland. 
John Oakley has been chosen as the Martha Sharp Joukowsky lecturer for the Archaeological Institute of America, and will be sharing his knowledge of Greek vase painting with audiences in twelve cities across the US.
Classical Studies
The Deparment of Classical Studies provides language instruction in Greek, Latin and Hebrew, and courses in all aspects of Greek and Roman civilization: literature, history, religion, society, art and archaeology. We offer concentrations (majors) in Greek, Latin and Classical Civilization
and a minor in Classical Studies. Read more...
Classics student wins Dintersmith fellowship
Senior honors student Megan Shuler was the recipient of a Dintersmith fellowship from the college for honors research. With the support of the fellowship she spent the summer of 2009 researching her honors thesis on Roman domestic architecture, which she is completing under the direction of Molly Swetnam-Burland. Oakley takes his show on the road
John Oakley has been chosen as the Martha Sharp Joukowsky lecturer for the Archaeological Institute of America, and will be sharing his knowledge of Greek vase painting with audiences in twelve cities across the US.
New Study-Abroad program in Italy
The Classical Studies department is offering a NEW research-oriented study-abroad program in Rome and the area of Pompeii for Summer 2010.
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