Calder Classics

Reading Latin & Ancient History, Spring Break in Rome March 16-22, 2025
Reading Latin & Ancient History in Rome June 25-July 5, 2025
Intro to Ancient Greek (Intensive) in the Peloponnese June 26-July 5, 2025
Intro to Ancient Greek (Intensive) & Reading the Iliad on Samothraki July 5-15, 2025
Reading Greek or Latin, “The Power of Rhetoric,” in Tusculum July 5-15, 2025
Reading Latin & Creative Writing in Florence July 15-25, 2025
Summer Online Courses to be posted soon
College Consulting for Classics Students
Mentorship Opportunities

Calder Classics has been running highly engaging academic and interdisciplinary educational programs in France, Greece, and Italy since 2012. Our trips for high school and Gap Year students combine high-level instruction with a guided exploration of local art and ancient history to create an indelible educational and fun experience. Go to our website, https://calderclassics.com and click on a course for program details and application.

CONTACT INFORMATION

contact1: Cindy Calder
[email protected]917-533-3712

https://calderclassics.com
https://calderclassics.com/educational-travel-programs/
https://www.instagram.com/calder_classics/

74 Eastern Ave
Essex, MA 01929

Hunter College

Greek and Latin Roots of English
Roman Civilization
Intensive Beginning Latin
Elegiac Poets

The Classical Studies program at Hunter College of the City University of New York announces the following course to be offered this summer:

Intensive Beginning Latin (LAT 107) (05/28- 08/15/2024) Online, Synchronous MoTuWeTh 10:00AM - 12:00PM – A course offering the two semester of beginning Latin in one summer session. An ideal course for students who wish to begin intermediate Latin in the Fall.

Elegiac Poets (LAT 311 / LAT 70851) (07/15 - 08/15/2024) Online, Synchronous. MoTuWeTh 6:00PM - 7:53PM. A survey of elegiac poetry in Latin. A combined undergraduate and MA-level course.  An ideal course for students who wish to have some advanced reading in Latin over the summer.  Particularly useful for secondary Latin instructors wishing to advance or polish their Latin capabilities.

Roman Civilization (CLA 203) (07/15- 08/15/2024) In-person MoTuWeTh 12:00PM - 1:53PM. An survey of ancient Roman culture: art and literature, law, architecture, engineering, economics, popular culture, leisure activities. An ideakl course for students wishing to advance in some classical studies major or to fulfil some general education requirement/

This schedule is tentative and subject to change. Please direct any questions to Lawrence Kowerski ([email protected].edu), the undergraduate and MA program adviser.

General information on the summer session at Hunter can be found at https://hunter.cuny.edu/summer/registration/. Matriculating and non-matriculating students are welcome to register for courses.  Non-matriculating students will have to apply to Hunter college to become “Non-degree students” using a basic application.  Information on becoming a non-degree student at Hunter can be found at https://hunter.cuny.edu/students/admissions/undergraduate/apply/non-degree/

CONTACT INFORMATION

Lawrence Kowerski
[email protected].edu

https://hunter.cuny.edu/classics/classics

Classics Program
Hunter College
695 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10065

Philogrammatia

Αἱ τοῦ Ἡρακλέους αἱρέσεις

Join us on Saturday, July 29th, 2023, for a day of online conversation in ancient Greek! Our theme: the choices of Heracles in the imperial Greek writer Lucian of Samosata. First, we'll discuss Lucian's model, the Choice of Heracles in Xenophon's Memorabilia, in which Heracles as a young man must choose between Virtue and Vice. Second, we'll turn to two of Lucian's own works, the Dream and the Teacher of Rhetoric, in which a young man must make a choice: but in the Dream, the choice is between Sculpture and Paideia, and in the Teacher of Rhetoric, it's between the easy and the hard road to rhetoric. But is Paideia simply an analogue for Virtue? Is the easy road the best road? As so often with Lucian, what seems obvious turns out to be slippery. Our sessions will involve questions of grammar and syntax, in accord with the overall level of the group, as well as literary interpretation. This event is aimed at intermediate to advanced readers of ancient Greek who have at least some prior experience in speaking; ancient Greek will be the sole language used by the facilitator and participants for the duration of the event.

CONTACT INFORMATION

https://rstephenhill.com/hellenikediatribe2023.html

The University of Mary

LAT 101: Beginning Latin I
LAT 102: Beginning Latin II
LAT 520: Elementary Latin I
LAT 521: Elementary Latin II
LAT 540: Intensive Elementary Latin
LAT 550: Intensive Intermediate Latin

Our Summer Latin Institute provides Latin courses — offered both in-person and online — for both undergraduate and graduate students, imparting not only knowledge, but also love of Latin and the treasure trove of Latin literature. It is distinctive in its focus on the literary heritage of the western Catholic Church, the classical roots of Christian civilization, and the value of learning through an active and engaged experience with culture.

Students come to the University of Mary from across the world to participate in quality, affordable, Catholic education.
Our summer institutes are no exception. Both within and outside of the classroom, you can expect to grow in your faith, form new friendships, and enrich your knowledge.

CONTACT INFORMATION

www.umary.edu/summerlatininstitute

Dr. Kathleen Kirsch
[email protected]
701-355-5205

7500 University Drive
Bismarck, ND 58504

Dan Slușanschi School for Classical & Oriental Languages

Latin (Beginners, Lower Intermediate, Upper Intermediate)
Ancient Greek (Beginners, Intermediate, Lower Intermediate, Upper Intermediate, Advanced)
Biblical Hebrew (Beginners)
Old Slavonic (Beginners, Intermediate)

The Dan Slușanschi School for Classical & Oriental Languages is pleased to offer a new intensive session of summer courses from May to August 2022.

Courses are being offered for the following languages: Latin, Ancient Greek, Biblical Hebrew and Old Slavonic.
Each course consists of 40 hours of online videoconferencing instructional time over 10 sessions in a two-week period. Courses are conducted in English unless otherwise mentioned, with the exception of Latin which is taught through Latin.
For registration for any of the courses, please send a cover letter and a CV to [email protected]. The fee for each of the language courses is 190 Euros (+ bank transfer fees).

Registration deadline: April 29.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Anne Herrmann
[email protected]

http://ecum.ro/2022-2/

https://www.facebook.com/DanSlusanschiSchool

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