Ancient Greece in the Modern College Classroom Seminar

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CIC/Center for Hellenic Studies Seminar on Ancient Greece in the Modern College Classroom

For the fourth year, the Center for Hellenic Studies and CIC will cosponsor a seminar on Ancient Greece in the Modern College Classroom, held in Washington, DC on July 13-17, 2009, for faculty members in all fields. Gregory Nagy, Francis Jones Professor of Classical Greek Literature and professor of Comparative Literature at Harvard University, and Kenneth Scott Morrell, associate professor and chair of Greek and Roman Studies at Rhodes College, will lead the seminar on “Homer and Hesiod.” The seminar will offer faculty members an opportunity to extend their knowledge of ancient sources and develop strategies for incorporating them into their courses.

Funder: The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation

Program Status: The seminar will be held July 13-17, 2009, at the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington, DC. Participants have already been selected from nominations received for the 2008 seminar.

Other resources can be found at the Center for Hellenic Studies website.

Independent Newsletter Articles
Summer 2008: Faculty Members Attend Seminar on "Homer and Hesiod"
Fall 2007: CIC Faculty Members Study Odyssey at Week-Long Seminar
Fall 2006: CIC Faculty Members Participate in Seminar on the Iliad...
Winter/Spring 2006: CIC and Center for Hellenic Studies Offer New Seminar on Ancient Greece

Questions regarding the Ancient Greece Seminar should be directed to Stephen Gibson, CIC Director of Projects, at sgibson@cic.nche.edu or (202) 466-7230.