Conferences, Lectures, and Meetings

Preparing Graduate Students in Classical Studies for Pedagogical Effectiveness

This seminar aims to engage attendees in a broad discussion about race in the study of the ancient Mediterranean world. The organizers and speakers, a mixture of established and early career scholars, form part of the forthcoming Cambridge Companion to Classics and Race. We show how race and related concepts (e.g.

Panel Discussion: Dec. 15, 12pm EST: Excavating the Archaeological Data Cycle

Virtual lecture by Professor Erich Gruen on “The Legitimacy and Legitimization of Caesar's Wars”,

November 11, 2022 at 7:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)=10 PM EST=Beijing Time 11am on November 12.

Moderated by Jinyu Liu, Depauw University

More specifics here: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/kUJny7_yAdi7DUnU9F3jJw
Guangqi International Center for Scholars

Join members of the TAPA editorial team for the second Open House of 2022, hosted by Irene Peirano Garrison, Joshua Billings, Catherine Conybeare, Lorenzo Garcia, and Sarah Levin-Richardson.

You can learn about how to submit to TAPA, discuss the peer review and editorial process with editors and associate editors, and hear about particular areas of focus for the journal. All are welcome!

When: December 14, 2022, 12:00-1:30PM Eastern

Where: On Zoom

"Pro mulieribus claris – Make way for famous women!"

Americans of all races have found within the classical tradition calls to freedom, justice, and other high ideals. Today, even as some question the role of the Classics, we also see a renaissance of classical education. The voices of Black Americans are crucial to ensuring that this renewed educational foundation is equitable and enduring. Classical scholars and advocates of classical education will discuss the engagement of Black Americans with the classical tradition and their vision for its future—a conversation vital to education at all levels.

Jointly organized by the Department of Classical Studies at William & Mary and the Department of Classics at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.