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Student Funding and Awards

Apply for the Peter Ryan Travel Award and learn about the Baroness Lambert Award.

Dr. Egeland observes student Maegan Deana Ferguson as she examines a bone with a magnifying glass

Archaeology Lab

The laboratory’s purpose is to provide scholars and their students opportunities for experiential research, focusing on southeastern United States prehistoric and historic materials.

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Research in Archaeology

We offer students a wide variety of opportunities to participate in fieldwork each summer, such as travel to South America, Africa, the southeastern United States, or the Mediterranean region to excavate, survey the landscape, draw and sort artifacts, study museum collections, or analyze and categorize various types of soil. 

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Student Research

See our collection of research aids, presentation opportunities, funding opportunities and awards, post-baccalaureate programs, professional organizations, and other campuses offering studies in the Classics.

Study Abroad

Learn about the Kea field school, UNCG in Rome, semester programs, summer opportunities, and funding for studying abroad.

Greek or Latin Tutoring

Need help with Greek or Latin? Tutoring is available upon request! Sign up by filling out a simple form and feel the relief wash over you.

Greek Resources

Greek alphabet, words, phrases, and more.

Latin Resources

Latin verbs, nouns, prepositions, and links to more resources.

Jackson Library Main Page

Jackson Library Classical Studies Resources Page

Jackson Library Tutorial on Basic Research Skills

General Resources

Additional Resources for Teachers

Texts and Journals

Projects

Click on the following links for information about programs leading to a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Classics. These programs are designed for students who have a B.A. and some background in Latin and/or Greek but who, for a variety of reasons, need more work in the languages before they enter graduate school. Most programs are flexible and can be completed in a year.

 
For MA and PhD programs, follow these links to the directories compiled by CAMWS:

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