Summer Programs

The American Academy in Rome invites applications to participate in its annual Classical Summer School, founded in 1923.

Under the direction of Dr. Evan Jewell (Rutgers University), the Classical Summer School is a five-week program (June 16 – July 19, 2024) designed to provide qualified graduate students, and middle school, high school, and college/university teachers with a well-founded understanding of the growth and development of the city of Rome and its surrounding sites of significance.

The University of Arizona is running classes this summer in Latin, Greek, and Ancient Civilizations. There is still time to register!

The University is offering LAT 112 (intensive 1st-year Latin) and LAT 212 (intensive 2^nd-year Latin) both in a live-online synchronous format. Additionally, it is offering GRK 112 (intensive 1st-year Greek) online asynchronously.

Read more at https://classics.arizona.edu/news/get-ahead-summer-classics-register-no…

Seafarers in Ancient Greece

Pirates, Sailors, Colonizers

10-22 July 2023

The 2023 University of Virginia Summer Language Institute's Latin program will be held in person this summer in Charlottesville, VA from June 17th-August 11th!

-The program is intensive and immersive, covering the first two years of Latin language study in eight weeks (Beginning through Intermediate, or 1010, 1020, 2010 and 2020 at UVA)

German for Students of Classical Studies
at the University of Cologne

SASA (Save Ancient Studies Alliance) is looking for experienced and passionate educators for a paid role during the summer! SASA has received a generous grant of $10,000 from the Delmas Foundation to support their Summer Mini-Reading Groups.

These groups are small, informal discussion groups, centered on ancient texts! They are free to participants, and are hosted on Zoom. We are now looking for talented and dedicated academics to lead 3 and 8 week reading groups.

Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri Workshop

Where: Carleton University, Ottawa

The Classical Association of New England (CANE) invites you to this year's CANE Summer Institute, “Maiores a(n)d Posteriores: Imagining ‘classical antiquity’ into the future” on July 11-16, 2022. For the past several decades, CANE has offered a week-long program of mini-courses, professional development workshops, reading groups, and public lectures.

This course in Italy will focus on creating antiracist curricula in the Latin classroom and will take place from July 18th - July 29th in Rome and the Bay of Naples. The course includes visits to many of the major sites in Rome and the Bay of Naples in afternoons or on full-day excursions.