Classics (CLAS)

Corcoran-Peabody Foundation

Professor Crotty
Associate Professors Benefiel, M. Carlisle
Visiting Assistant Professors Park, D. Carlisle

HONORS: An Honors Program in classics is offered for qualified students. See department head for details, or consult the departmental website.

Greek (GR)

Corcoran-Peabody Foundation

Professor Crotty
Associate Professors Benefiel,  M. Carlisle

Latin (LATN)

Corcoran-Peabody Foundation

Professor Crotty
Associate Professors Benefiel, M. Carlisle

Degrees/Majors/Minors

Major

• •  Classics major leading to BA degree

Minor

• •  Classics minor

Courses

• •  CLAS 180 - FS: First-Year Seminar
• •  CLAS 200 - Ancient and Classical Art
• •  CLAS 201 - Classical Mythology
• •  CLAS 203 - Greek Literature from Homer to the Early Hellenistic Period
• •  CLAS 204 - Augustan Era
• •  CLAS 208 - The Classical Epic Tradition
• •  CLAS 210 - Sex, Gender and Power in Ancient Literature
• •  CLAS 215 - Ancient Drama and Its Influence
• •  CLAS 221 - Plato
• •  CLAS 224 - The World of Late Antiquity
• •  CLAS 238 - Pompeii
• •  CLAS 287 - Supervised Study Abroad: Athens
• •  CLAS 288 - Supervised Study Abroad: Rome and Ancient Italy
• •  CLAS 295 - Topics in Classical Civilization
• •  CLAS 300 - Seminar in Ancient History
• •  CLAS 401 - Directed Individual Study
• •  CLAS 402 - Directed Individual Study
• •  CLAS 403 - Directed Individual Study
• •  CLAS 421 - Directed Individual Research
• •  CLAS 422 - Directed Individual Research
• •  CLAS 423 - Directed Individual Research
• •  CLAS 473 - Senior Thesis
• •  CLAS 493 - Honors Thesis
• •  GR 101 - Elementary Greek
• •  GR 102 - Elementary Greek
• •  GR 201 - Intermediate Greek
• •  GR 202 - Homer
• •  GR 301 - Tragedy
• •  GR 302 - The Greek Philosophers
• •  GR 303 - Old and Middle Comedy
• •  GR 306 - The Greek Historians
• •  GR 309 - Greek Prose Composition
• •  GR 395 - Topics in Advanced Greek Literature
• •  GR 401 - Directed Individual Study
• •  GR 402 - Directed Individual Study
• •  GR 403 - Directed Individual Study
• •  GR 421 - Directed Individual Research
• •  GR 422 - Directed Individual Research
• •  GR 423 - Directed Individual Research
• •  LATN 101 - Elementary Latin
• •  LATN 102 - Elementary Latin
• •  LATN 201 - Republican Prose
• •  LATN 202 - Introduction to Verse
• •  LATN 301 - Advanced Prose
• •  LATN 302 - Advanced Republican and Augustan Verse
• •  LATN 310 - Letters of Cicero and Pliny
• •  LATN 320 - Literature in the Age of Nero
• •  LATN 321 - Lyric Poetry: Horace and Catullus
• •  LATN 323 - History: Tacitus
• •  LATN 324 - Roman Historiography: Livy
• •  LATN 325 - Virgil’s Aeneid
• •  LATN 326 - The Poetry of Ovid
• •  LATN 327 - Medieval and Renaissance Writers
• •  LATN 331 - Early Republican Literature
• •  LATN 332 - Latin Prose Composition
• •  LATN 395 - Topics in Advanced Latin Literature
• •  LATN 401 - Directed Individual Study
• •  LATN 402 - Directed Individual Study
• •  LATN 403 - Directed Individual Study
• •  LATN 421 - Directed Individual Research
• •  LATN 422 - Directed Individual Research
• •  LATN 423 - Directed Individual Research
• •  LIT 201 - Classical Mythology
• •  LIT 203 - Greek Literature from Homer to the Early Hellenistic Period
• •  LIT 204 - Augustan Era