I hope everyone enjoyed their Spring Break - many thanks to those who came along on the Field Trip! It was a great time! Don't forget to pick-up your reimbursement check if you haven't already.
In other news, Professor Rex Stem of the University of California-Davis will be visiting campus this Thursday, March 27, as sponsored by the Department of Political Science, the Department of Classics, the Political Theory Workshop, the Classics Society, and Pi Sigma Alpha!
The Classics Society will be hosting a pizza lunch and meet-and-greet opportunity at 11:30 AM in the Pillinger Library on the 9th floor of Van Hise, and Professor Stem's lecture, "The Republican Imperialism of Julius Caesar", will be in room 159 of the Education Building at 3:30 PM.
Professor Stem has research interests in Roman historiography, oratory and political thought, and the Roman Republic. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in ancient politics/history/speech to informally meet and ask questions of/discuss topics with a real expert, so PLEASE consider coming to either or both of these events! It's important that we show support for our beloved Classics Department!
If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail us at classicssocietyuw@gmail.com.
Updates for the month of April will follow in about a week, so stay tuned! TTFN!
In other news, Professor Rex Stem of the University of California-Davis will be visiting campus this Thursday, March 27, as sponsored by the Department of Political Science, the Department of Classics, the Political Theory Workshop, the Classics Society, and Pi Sigma Alpha!
The Classics Society will be hosting a pizza lunch and meet-and-greet opportunity at 11:30 AM in the Pillinger Library on the 9th floor of Van Hise, and Professor Stem's lecture, "The Republican Imperialism of Julius Caesar", will be in room 159 of the Education Building at 3:30 PM.
Professor Stem has research interests in Roman historiography, oratory and political thought, and the Roman Republic. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in ancient politics/history/speech to informally meet and ask questions of/discuss topics with a real expert, so PLEASE consider coming to either or both of these events! It's important that we show support for our beloved Classics Department!
If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail us at classicssocietyuw@gmail.com.
Updates for the month of April will follow in about a week, so stay tuned! TTFN!
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