Classics
2011-12 FINAL 1-30-12
KIRSTEN DAY, Assistant Professor
B.A., Rice; M.A., Ph.D., Arkansas
EMIL A. KRAMER, Associate Professor, Chair
B.A., Texas; M.A., Georgia; Ph.D., Cincinnati
MAJOR IN CLASSICS GREK and LATN 101-103 or equivalent; four (1-hour) classes at the 200 level in GREK and/or LATN; two (3-hour) classes at the 300 level in GREK and/or LATN; WLIT 228; two of CLAS 230, 360, WLIT 212, 222, 224, 226; CLAS 401.
Required supporting courses (6 credits): History 214 and 215.
MAJOR IN CLASSICAL STUDIES GREK or LATN 101-103 or equivalent; four (1-hour) classes at the 200 level in GREK or LATN; two (3-hour) classes at the 300 level in GREK or LATN; WLIT 228; three of CLAS 230, 360, WLIT 212, 222, 224, 226; CLAS 401.
Required supporting courses (6 credits): History 214 and 215.
MAJOR FOR TEACHING LATIN. 34 credits for a first field, 21 for a second field. Please see the Director of Secondary Education and the chair of Classics.
MINOR IN CLASSICS GREK and LATN 101-103 or equivalent; three (1-hour) classes at the 200 level in GREK and/or LATN; two (3-hour) classes at the 300 level in GREK and/or LATN; WLIT 228; one of CLAS 230, 360, HIST 214, 215, WLIT 212, 222, 224, 226.
MINOR IN CLASSICAL STUDIES GREK or LATN 101-103 or equivalent; three (1-hour) classes at the 200 level in GREK or LATN; one (3-hour) class at the 300 level in GREK or LATN; WLIT 228; three of CLAS 230, 360, HIST 214, 215, WLIT 212, 222, 224, 226.
MINOR IN CLASSICAL STUDIES WITH INTERDISCIPLINARY EMPHASIS GREK or LATN 101-103 or equivalent; three (1-hour) classes at the 200 level in GREK or LATN; two (3-hour) classes at the 300 level in GREK or LATN; WLIT 228; three of ARHI 165, 361, 362, 363, 364; ENGL 307, 350, 352, 353; PHIL 240,311, 318,321; RELG 310, 311, 360; SPCM 320.
MINOR IN GREEK FOR NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES. GREK 101-103 or equivalent; three (1-hour) courses in New Testament Greek (by arrangement); two of RELG 310, 311, 360.
Courses
Courses in Classics (CLAS)
No knowledge of Greek or Latin is required for the following courses.
Courses in World Literature (WLIT)
The following world literature courses from Classics are described in the world literature section of this catalog. No knowledge of Greek or Latin is required for these courses.
Courses in Greek (GREK)
Courses numbered above 200 are usually offered alternate years.
Courses in Latin (LATN)
Courses numbered above 200 are usually offered alternate years.
