This year's CANE Summer Institute will be held July 10-15, simultaneously in person at Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, with the support of the Brown University Department of Classics, and online via Zoom. The registration deadline is May 31.
SPOKEN LATIN AS A TEACHING TOOL
A Workshop Hosted by the Teaching Committee
of the International Association of Neo-Latin Studies (IANLS),
The students of the Classics Department of The Graduate Center, CUNY are honored to invite you to the 15th Annual Grad Students Conference
“A ROMAN WORLD?: IMPERIAL POWER AND PROVINCIAL COMMUNITIES”
The Italian Academy for Advanced Studies, Columbia University, 5th floor conference room
open to the public; in-person and on Zoom
Please fill out this form if you plan to attend the conference remotely. Upon registration you will receive the Zoom link, which will be also circulated on the morning of the event: https://forms.gle/tfvQqK3TNnjvZaPP7
Free Zoom workshop on Sunday, April 30 at 1 pm Eastern with Paige Brevick, Project Leader for Archaeogaming at the Save Ancient Studies Alliance.
This year's CANE Summer Institute will be held July 10-15, simultaneously in person at Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, with the support of the Brown University Department of Classics, and online via Zoom.
Tune in for virtual lectures with Sara Gonzalez on April 18, 19, and 27. Talks will be recorded and added to the AIA YouTube Channel.
We are pleased to invite applications for an SCS/TAPA-sponsored online writing workshop series aimed at helping early-career scholars prepare an article for publication. In an effort to build diversity among published authors, we particularly welcome first-time authors, people without permanent tenured jobs, and scholars historically underrepresented in classics and allied fields.
Mentors
When: Thursday, April 20, 10:30AM EDT
Where: online via MS Teams