STUDYING ABROAD IN CLASSICS Fall 2016 info session. Where do you want to go? What are you dying to see? What do you want to do and learn? Recent Classics students have: participated in archaeological digs or field schools in Rome, Sicily, Corinth, the Athenian Agora, Roman Britain and more. studied in Greece in the summer session of the prestigious American School for Classical Studies at Athens. enrolled in both summer and full semester study programs in Athens through Arcadia University, Greece and College Year in Athens. spent a summer studying in Rome at John Cabot University through SAI. studied intensive Classics in a semester at the Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome. studied Latin (and other things) at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, the University of Birmingham, England and the University of Cork, Ireland. spent 12 days learning about the interaction between Romans, Etruscans and Greeks in ancient Italy on a Vergilian Society tour. Departmental opportunities: These are still tentative, but we should have details by the end of the Fall term about costs and specific dates for next summer's program. Summer session 1 (roughly): 5 week field school at The dome and oculus of the Pantheon in Rome. archaeological excavation at San’Omobono with Dr. Becker (6 cred.) PLANNED SUMMER 2016. Maymester in Rome, led by Dr. Pasco-Pranger. Ten days in Rome and environs. (3 cred.) PLANNED MAY 2017 A SELECTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS (links to all at http://classics.olemiss.edu/study-abroad/) McDonnell Endowment Scholarships are open to UM Classics majors with the first priority given to supporting summer study abroad. Apply with a letter to Dr. Pasco-Pranger outlining
STUDYING ABROAD IN CLASSICS Fall 2016 info session. Where do you want to go? What are you dying to see? What do you want to do and learn? Recent Classics students have: participated in archaeological digs or field schools in Rome, Sicily, Corinth, the Athenian Agora, Roman Britain and more. studied in Greece in the summer session of the prestigious American School for Classical Studies at Athens. enrolled in both summer and full semester study programs in Athens through Arcadia University, Greece and College Year in Athens. spent a summer studying in Rome at John Cabot University through SAI. studied intensive Classics in a semester at the Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome. studied Latin (and other things) at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, the University of Birmingham, England and the University of Cork, Ireland. spent 12 days learning about the interaction between Romans, Etruscans and Greeks in ancient Italy on a Vergilian Society tour. Departmental opportunities: These are still tentative, but we should have details by the end of the Fall term about costs and specific dates for next summer's program. Summer session 1 (roughly): 5 week field school at archaeological excavation at San’Omobono with Dr. Becker (6 cred.) PLANNED SUMMER 2016. Maymester in Rome, led by Dr. Pasco-Pranger. Ten days in Rome and environs. (3 cred.) PLANNED MAY 2017 The dome and oculus of the Pantheon in Rome. A SELECTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS (links to all at http://classics.olemiss.edu/study-abroad/) McDonnell Endowment Scholarships are open to UM Classics majors with the first priority given to supporting summer study abroad. Apply with a letter to Dr. Pasco-Pranger outlining
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