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Department News

Second annual event to feature ancient weapons, grand opening, lecture

Nathercut, faculty member at Knox, to present next archaeology lecture March 25

Irby to speak on 'Aeneid' at 28th annual classics event

Ziskowski, Coe faculty member, to present next archaeology lecture on Feb. 18

Laughy, former MC faculty member, will elaborate on that topic on Nov. 12

ACM-Mellon Fellow Lorenzo to speak about war, present paper in Germany

Classics professor Sienkewicz honored for distinguished teaching

Fatkin to discuss 2012 season at Jordanian excavation site

Classics professor Sienkewicz has started five-year term as secretary-treasurer

Visiting lecturer will explain how mystery writer Christie is tied to latter two subjects

Classics Major (8 courses in Classics, Latin, or Greek):

Required courses:

CLAS 200 Introduction to Classical Studies

CLAS 201 Classics Seminar

At least .5 course in Latin or Greek at the 102 level or higher.

Highly recommended courses:

CLAS 211 History of Greece

CLAS 212 History of Rome

CLAS 230G Classical Mythology

Greek Major (8 courses, 6 of which must be in Greek):

Required courses:

CLAS 200 Introduction to Classical Studies

CLAS 201 Classics Seminar

Highly recommended courses:

CLAS 211 History of Greece

CLAS 230G Classical Mythology

Latin Major (8 courses, 6 of which must be in Latin):

Required courses:

CLAS 200 Introduction to Classical Studies

CLAS 201 Classics Seminar

Highly recommended courses:

CLAS 212 History of Rome

CLAS 230G Classical Mythology

Classics Minor (4 courses in Classics, Latin, or Greek):

Required course:

CLAS 200 Introduction to Classical Studies

Greek Minor (4 courses, 3.5 of which must be in Greek):

Required course:

CLAS 200 Introduction to Classical Studies

Latin Minor (4 courses, 3.5 of which must be in Latin):

Required course:

CLAS 200 Introduction to Classical Studies

Teacher Certification:

Students can prepare to teach classics at the secondary level by completing the Classics Major requirements noted above and other requirements cited on pages 58–65.

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Kayla Winbigler
Major: Accounting and Business

Monmouth gives students tool to learn, rather than the facts