Support SCS

Donations from both members and nonmembers make the Society for Classical Studies stronger. A gift to our annual giving campaign supports current programs, and a pledge to our new Endowment for Classics Research and Teaching will enable the SCS to make high quality information about the Classical World available in accessible formats to the largest possible audience.

• Subscription to TAPA and access to TAPA online in Project Muse.
• Two newsletters each year containing information about Society activities as well as other programs and funding opportunities of interest to Classicists
• Discounts on books from Oxford University Press and Blackwell Books via the SCS web site
• Reduced registration rates for the joint annual meeting with AIA and for candidates and subscribers using the SCS Placement Service, which provides the most comprehensive listing of positions available in the field
• The opportunity to submit abstracts for and make presentations in SCS sessions during the Joint AIA/SCS Annual Meeting
• Eligibility for consideration for SCS awards for outstanding scholarship and public programs in Classics
• Individual Subscriptions to the ACLS Humanities E-books Series
• Discounts on subscriptions to the American Journal of Philology and Arethusa through Johns Hopkins University Press
• Opportunities to serve on SCS boards and committees and make an impact on the field of Classics

The Classics Advisory Service helps college and university teachers maintain and strengthen their programs in Classics (broadly understood to include Greek and Latin languages and literatures, history, archaeology, and all other aspects of classical civilization). Among the services we provide are assistance with external Program Reviews, and advice and support for strengthening current programs and preserving threatened programs. The SCS now also provides guidelines for establishing and improving undergraduate programs.

Go to the Classics Advisory Service's home page.