SCS Board Statement Endorsing a Variety of Careers for Classics Ph.D.s| Category: Public StatementsRecently, the SCS has focused attention on the importance on the variety of career paths pursued by those earning a Classics PhD. The Society has held a Career Networking event in 2018 and 2019 at its annual meeting, and will publish this summer… |
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Public Statement: Proposed Cuts at University of Tulsa| Category: Public StatementsMulti-Society Statement on Proposed Cuts at the University of TulsaThe undersigned associations urge the University of Tulsa to reconsider and rescind its recent recommendations calling for the elimination of undergraduate… |
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Board Statement on Anonymous Online Attacks| Category: Public Statements
This post has been revised to include a letter from members and a response to that letter:
The SCS Board of Directors has approved the following statement (January 22, 2019):
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Statement on Racist Acts and Speech at the 2019 SCS Annual Meeting| Category: Public StatementsThe Board of Directors of the Society for Classical Studies (SCS) condemns the racist acts and speech that occurred at the 2019 SCS annual meeting. The Society’s… |
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Endorsement of Open Letter on Fake and Unprovenanced Manuscripts| Category: Public StatementsThis post has recently been updated with a response from Brill. The SCS Statement on Professional Ethics emphasizes the need for due diligence… |
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SCS Board Endorses AHA Statement| Category: Public StatementsThe Society for Classical Studies strongly supports the… |
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Public Statement from the SCS Board of Directors on Executive Order| Category: Public StatementsIn light of the executive order on immigration issued on Friday, January 27, 2017, the Society for Classical Studies publicly reaffirms its commitment to the international community of scholars and to the importance of the free movement of… |
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Public Statement from the SCS Board of Directors| Category: Public StatementsThe mission of the Society for Classical Studies is “to advance knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of the ancient Greek and Roman world and its enduring value.” That world was a complex place, with a vast diversity of peoples, languages,… |