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Departmental Tea: 1:45 p.m. Wednesday in the Common Room

    Upcoming conferences

    "Bernard Williams' Antiquity," April 13-15

    NEH Summer Institute, "Roman Comedy in Performance."

    AIA's Best Site

    The department is excited to share that Prof. Donald Haggis has garnered the Archaeological Institute of America's Best Practices in Site Preservation Award for the Azoria Project in Crete, Greece. Co-director Margaret Mook and Prof. Haggis work with local specialists to preserve the site as they excavate, creating a sustainable eco-archaeological tourist site. We applaud their innovative work, and invite you to learn more about and to support the Azoria Project.

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      Make a Gift to Support the Department of Classics

      Greek and Latin have been taught on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus since the University opened its doors in 1795. We now have one of the largest and best Classics departments in the country, with 15 faculty members almost equally divided among Hellenists, Latinists, and Archaeologists. We are a full-service Classics department, offering degrees at all levels in Latin, Greek, and Archaeology, as well as undergraduate degrees in Classical Civilization. The faculty is composed of well-respected scholars, who come from all over the world, and the department has always prided itself on the quality of its teaching and its service to the University.

      We could not have maintained this long and rich tradition without the support of our alumni and friends. With their generous donations we have been able to endow three chaired professorships: the Paddison Professorship of Greek, the Paddison Professorship of Latin, and the Cassas Professorship of Archaeology. We send archaeology students to Europe in the summer to gain experience on excavation sites. We send philologists abroad to improve their language skills and to study manuscripts and to do other types of research in European libraries. We help graduate students and undergraduates to travel to conferences to deliver papers. We bring speakers to Chapel Hill to enrich the intellectual experience of our students. We support faculty research and provide funds for professors to socialize with their students outside of class. Without this outside support we could barely survive; with it we can flourish even in bad times. Please help us to continue this long tradition of studying Classics in Chapel Hill.

      How to Give

      To help us continue to thrive, please visit The Arts and Science Foundation's website. Simply follow the prompts on the website to complete your gift.

      For assistance, contact our representative:


      Margaret V. Costley, JD
      Associate Director, Capital Gifts
      The Arts and Sciences Foundation
      University of North Carolina
      134 East Franklin Street
      Chapel Hill, NC  27514
      919-843-0345
      margaret.costley@unc.edu

      We thank you for supporting our rich heritage in education and research.

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