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The Classics Department at Florida State University is a leading center of Classical Studies, with nationally and internationally distinguished faculty for both teaching and research. It provides undergraduate students the intimacy of a small liberal arts college, while providing graduate students the resources and experience of a large Research I university. With approximately 80 majors and 30-40 graduate students, the department is among the largest Classical Studies programs in the public university system, and it is designed to prepare its students for careers in the 21st century, with FSU Classics alumni currently holding positions in diverse fields including university academia, museums, professional archaeology, secondary education, and law.
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course informationSpring 2022 Fall 2021
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Kudos to Dr. Virginia Lewis and Dr. Jim Sickinger, who closed out a year of fine service as, respectively, Director of Graduate and Director of Undergraduate Studies with aplomb, leading us through the still challenging waters of cyberspace in yesterday's virtual Department of Classics commencement! And kudos to our graduates with degrees of BA, MA, and Ph.D.!
Classics major Grace Robbins was elected to the office of Megale Grammateus (National Secretary) of Eta Sigma Phi, the national Classics honor society, at their 93rd National Convention held virtually on April 16-17. Classics major Luis Sanchez placed third in the Intermediate Greek translation contest.
FSU Classics' Eta chapter of the national honor society for Classics, Eta Sigma Phi, virtually sends 6 members to the 93rd annual convention of the April 16-18.
An informational meeting will be held on Thursday, December 2nd at 6:30 PM to discuss the Bucher-Lowenstein Museum Internships to Cetamura (summer, 2022). The meeting will be held over Zoom. Please contact Dr. de Grummond (ndegrummond@fsu.edu) for accompanying link.
COSA Archaeological Field School 2022 Informational Meeting. Come and hear more about the opportunities available through the COSA Archaeological Project Field School!
Zoom Link: https://fsu.zoom.us/j/96100851459
The Department of Classics at FSU invites you to attend the AIA Tallahassee Chapter lecture, "Royal Purple and Indigo: The Hidden Labor Behind Luxurious Dyes," by Sarah E. Bond of the University of Iowa. The lecture begins at 6:00 PM EST on Tuesday, October 19th.
Zoom Link: https://fsu.zoom.us/j/93129018539
