Dear Members of the Society for Classical Studies:
I write with an update on the Society’s Executive Director position. Two weeks ago I wrote to say that our long-serving Executive Director Helen Cullyer was stepping down effective…
Dear members of the Society for Classical Studies:
I’m writing to provide information on an important transition in the SCS main office. Our Executive Director of the past seven years, Helen Cullyer, is stepping down from this role and her…
As an undergraduate Classics student in the 1980s, I read somewhere the story of a Black man who attempted to register to vote in a southern state under Jim Crow. Local…
The following members were elected in the ballot held this summer. They take office in January 2024, except for the two new members of the Nominating Committee who take office immediately. Thank you to all SCS members who agreed to stand for…
Over the past few weeks, we received concerns from our members about the accessibility of the 2024 Annual Meeting for remote presenters and audiences. In light of this, SCS staff have been working with AIA staff and the SCS program committee on…
Voting for the 2023 SCS Election is now live! Members will receive their ballots through email today. Review the election materials and cast your vote by September 22.
The Candidate Statements for the upcoming 2023 SCS Election are now live. Please read the statements from the candidates for each office on the 2023 Candidate Statements…
After the 2023 Annual Meeting, AIA and SCS issued a survey to annual meeting participants about the hybrid conference in New Orleans. That survey revealed both the technical difficulties and frustrations that attendees and presenters encountered…