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UPCOMING EVENTS
Applications for the 2012 Cetamura Summer Program (pdf 343.32 kB) are now being accepted.
Lecture: Darian Marie Totten, "Regional connections in the Roman countryside: the view from southern Italy": Monday, Jan. 30, FAB249, 6.30 p.m.
AIA Lecture: Susan Rotroff, "The Unsolved Mystery of the Agora Bone Well" (pdf 1.83 MB): Tuesday, January 31, FAB 249, 8:00 p.m.
Graduate Lecture: Susan Rotroff, "Industrial Religion: Workshop Cult in Athens": Wednesday, Feb. 1, Dodd 205I (Seminar room), 9:05 a.m. (limited seating)
Elizabeth Hunter Lecture: Harriet Flower, "Memory and Memoirs in Republican Rome": Thursday, Feb. 2, Dodd Hall Auditorium, 5.15 p.m. (Reception follows in Werkmeister)
Lecture: Michael Flower, "The Gods in Greek Historiography": Friday, Feb. 3, Dodd 205I (Seminar room), 3.15 p.m.
Florida State / Department of Classics
The Department of Classics at Florida State University is the oldest in Florida and has emerged as one of the leading centers of classical studies in the southeast. The faculty in Classics is distinguished in teaching and research. Several members of the faculty have received university and national teaching awards. The department boasts special strengths in many areas of classical studies. The Department also plays an important role in training Latin teachers for the schools.
The Department offers students the intimacy of a small liberal arts college in the midst of a large state university. There is an enthusiastic community of approximately 80 majors and 45 graduate students. There are a variety of student organizations, including the Archaeology Club, Eta Sigma Phi, and the Senior Classical League.