CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section 001: 12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 2303, Sports and Spectacles in the Ancient World
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section D02: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology
- Section 001: 1-1:50pm, MWF, Dr. Linda Gosner
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

CLAS 2335, Archaeologies of the Classical World
- Section H01: 10-10:50am, MWF, Dr. Linda Gosner
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 3320, World of Greece
- Section S01: 11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics: Social Media in the Ancient World
- Section 001: 2:00-4:50pm, W, Dr. Pamela Zinn
- For more information, please click here.
Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

LAT 1501, A Beginning Course in Latin I

- Section H01: 9-9:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), GPTI & Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF (Hybrid), GPTI & Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), GPTI & Dr. William Tortorelli

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
- Section 001: 11:00am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

GRK 1301, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek I
- Section 001: 12:00-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

GRK 2301 [CMLL 2301], A Second Course in Ancient Greek I
- Section 001: 11:00-11:50am, MWF, Instructor TBA.
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

GRK 4300, Individual Problems in Greek
- Section 001: For more information, please contact the Classics Undergraduate Advisor.
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CMLL 5302, Theoretical Foundations: Methods of Literary Criticism
- Section D01: 3-5:50pm, W, Dr. Peter Barta
- Section D02: 3-5:50pm, W, Dr. Peter Barta
Anticipated Modality: Online Synchronous

CMLL 5309 [7000], Studies in Literature and Culture: Archeological Survey [Survey in Greco-Roman History and Archaeology]
- Section 001: 3:30-4:50pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

CLAS 5305, Seminar in Language Studies: Latin Poetry Survey
- Section 001: 2-3:20pm, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry: Lyric Tradition
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, F, Dr. David Larmour
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

LING 5322 [7000], Theoretical and Research Foundations of Second Language Teaching
- Section 003: 2-4:50pm, W, Instructor TBA
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Please see the "Online" section for our regular summer course offerings in Classical Civilization (in Summer I and in Summer II).

Summer I (June 1 - July 2)

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
- Section 101: 10:00-11:50am, MTWRF, Mr. Patrick Mullins
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Summer II (July 5 - August 5)

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II
- Section 201: 10:00-11:50am, MTWRF, Mr. Patrick Mullins
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Our Ancient Greek courses will continue in Fall 2022.

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

Summer I (June 1 - July 2)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Ms. Marisa Stephens & Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Ms. Jessica Mellenthin & Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer II (July 5 - August 5)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Ms. Marisa Stephens & Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Ms. Jessica Mellenthin & Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer I (June 2 - July 3)

Our Graduate courses will continue in Fall 2022.

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
  - Section 001: 9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler 
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 2303, Sports and Public Spectacles in Ancient World
 - Section 01: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 2304, The Ancient World: Prophets, Warriors, Poets
 - Section 001: 11-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler 
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 3315, World of Egypt and the Ancient Near East
 - Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

CLAS 3330, World of Rome
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF, Dr. Linda Gosner
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face    

CLAS 4300/4310, Research/Seminar in Classics: Hispania, The Making of a Roman Province
- Section 001: 2:00-3:20pm, TR, Dr. Linda Gosner
Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

LAT 1502, A Beginning Course in Latin II

          - Section DH1: 9-9:50am, MWF (Online Synchronous), Dr. William Tortorelli
          - Section H01: 9-9:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
          - Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Sierra Rasmussen
          - Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Chloe Morris
          - Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Mr. Mel Finefrock

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II

          - Section 002: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Daniel Schindler

Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)        

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin: Romans in Britain Caesar, Tacitus, Bede

          - Section 01: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. Sydnor Roy

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

GRK 1502, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek II
 - Section 001: 12:00-12:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli

GRK 2302 [CMLL 2302.002], A Second Course in Ancient Greek II
- Section 002: 11:00-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

GRK 4300, Individual Problems in Greek
- Section D01: Dr. David Larmour

Anticipated Modality: Online

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CLAS 5311, Classical Art and Archaeology

          - Section 001: 2-4:50pm, T, Dr. Christopher Witmore

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CMLL 5305, Seminar in Language Studies: Greek Prose Survey

          - Section D01: 2:00-4:50pm, F, Dr. David Larmour

Anticipated Modality: Online Synchronous

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry

          - Section 001: 5-7:50pm, M, Dr. Don Lavigne

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

LAT 5310, Seminar in Latin Literature: Romans in Britain Caesar, Tacitus, Bede

          - Section 001: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. Sydnor Roy

Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section 001: 12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 2303, Sports and Spectacles in the Ancient World

- Section D01: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)
Anticipated Modality: Online Synchronous

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology

- Section 001: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid
- Section H01: 2:00-3:20pm, TR, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2335, Archaeologies of the Classical World
- Section 001: 9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Linda Gosner
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

CLAS 3320, World of Greece
- Section S01: 11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Sydnor Roy
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics: Social Media in the Ancient World
- Section 001: 3:00-4:20pm, MW, Dr. Donald Lavigne
Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

LAT 1501, A Beginning Course in Latin I

- Section H01: 9-9:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Sierra Rasmussen
- Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Chloe Morris
- Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Mr. Mell Finefrock

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
- Section 001: 11:00am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid
- Section 002: 11:00am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

GRK 1501 [CMLL 1501], A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek I
- Section 001: 12:00-12:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli

GRK 2301 [CMLL 2301], A Second Course in Ancient Greek I
- Section 001: 11:00-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Donald Lavigne
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

GRK 4300, Individual Problems in Greek
- Section 001: Dr. Sydnor Roy
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CMLL 5302, Theoretical Foundations: Methods of Literary Criticism
- Section D01: 2-4:50pm, R, Dr. Peter Barta
Anticipated Modality: Online Synchronous

CMLL 5309 [7000], Studies in Literature and Culture: Archeological Survey [Survey in Greco-Roman History and Archaeology]
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, M, Dr. Linda Gosner
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

CLAS 5305, Seminar in Language Studies: Latin Poetry Survey
- Section 001: 5-6:20pm, TR, Dr. David Larmour
Anticipated Modality: Hybrid

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry: Lyric Tradition
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, F, Dr. David Larmour
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

LING 5322 [7000], Theoretical and Research Foundations of Second Language Teaching
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. Sydnor Roy
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Please see the "Online" section for our regular summer course offerings in Classical Civilization (in Summer I and in Summer II).

Summer I (June 2 - July 3)

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
- Section 101: 10:00-11:50am, MTWRF, Ms. Chloe Morris
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Summer II (July 6 - August 6)

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II
- Section 201: 10:00-11:50am, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
Anticipated Modality: Face-to-Face

Our Ancient Greek courses will continue in Fall 2021.

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

Summer I (June 2 - July 3)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
- Section D02: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
- Section D02: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer II (July 7 - August 7)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
- Section D02: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
- Section D01: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
- Section D02: Online (Asynchronous), Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer I (June 2 - July 3)

LAT 5341, Intensive Latin for Graduate Research I
- Section D01: 12:00-12:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Anticipated Modality: Online Synchronous

Summer II (July 6 - August 6)

LAT 5342, Intensive Latin for Graduate Research II
- Section D01: 12:00-12:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Anticipated Modality: Online Synchronous

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 001: 9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports and Public Spectacles in Ancient World
(Hybrid: Online Asynchronous + Online Synchronous or Face to Face)
- Dr. Sydnor Roy
Students enroll in one of the following:
- Section 002: 1-1:50pm, R (Online Synchronous), Dr. Sydnor Roy
- Section 003: 11-11:50am, F (Online Synchronous)
- Section 004: 1-1:50pm, F (Face to Face)
- Section 005: 8-8:50am, F (Face to Face)
- Section 006: 8-8:50am, F (Face to Face)
- Section 007: 11-11:50am, F (Face to Face)
- Section 008: 11-11:50am, F (Face to Face)
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology
(anticipated modality: Hybrid)
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 3315, World of Egypt and the Ancient Near East
(anticipated modality: Hybrid)
- Section 001: 11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 3330, World of Rome
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF, Dr. Linda Gosner
For more details, please click here
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 3340, Gender and Sexuality in the Classical World
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 001: 12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Caroline Bishop
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics: Byways of Classical Mythology
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. David Larmour
Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)

LAT 1502, A Beginning Course in Latin II
- Section H01: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Jenna Glassburner
- Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Mr. Bryce Gassner
- Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Emma Schneider

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 002: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin: Lucretius
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section D01: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. Pamela Zinn

GRK 1502 [CMLL 1501.001], A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek II
(anticipated modality: Face to Face)
- Section 001: 1:00-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli

GRK 2302 [CMLL 2302.002], A Second Course in Ancient Greek II
(anticipated modality: Hybrid)
- Section 002: 11:00-11:50am, MWF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

GRK 4300, Individual Problems in Greek: Greek Poetry Survey
(anticipated modality: Hybrid)
- Section 001: 2-3:20pm, TR, Dr. Sydnor Roy

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology
(Online Asynchronous)
- Section D01: Dr. David Larmour - Section D02: Dr. David Larmour

CLAS 3350, Comparative Mythology: Metamorphosis and Identity
(Online Asynchronous)
- Section D01: Dr. Peter Barta
- Section D02: Dr. Peter Barta
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 5311, Classical Art and Archaeology: Work in the Roman World
(anticipated modality: Face to Face)
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, F, Dr. Linda Gosner
For more details, please click here

CMLL 5305, Greek Prose Survey
(anticipated modality: Hybrid)
- Section 003: 2:00-3:20pm, TR, Dr. Sydnor Roy

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry: Prometheus Bound and Euripides
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 001: 3:30-4:50pm, TR, Dr. David Larmour

LAT 5310, Seminar in Latin Literature: Lucretius: Poetry and Philosophy
(anticipated modality: Online Synchronous)
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. Pamela Zinn

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section 002: 9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Pamela Zinn
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Format update: Online Synchronous

CLAS 2303, Sports and Spectacles in the Ancient World
- Section 001: 3:00-3:50pm, W (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Mr. Rhett Underwood
- Section 003: 3:00-3:50pm, W (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Ms. Chloe Lowetz
- Section 004: 8:00-8:50am, R (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Mr. Rhett Underwood
- Section 005: 8:00-8:50am, R (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Mr. Drew Lytle
- Section 008: 2:00-2:50pm, R (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Ms. Chloe Lowetz
- Section 009: 2:00-2:50pm, R (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Mr. Drew Lytle
- Section 006: 2:00-2:50pm, F (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Mr. Jordan Click
- Section 007: 2:00-2:50pm, F (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli & Ms. Chloe Morris
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Format update: Hybrid

CLAS 2335, Archaeologies of the Classical World
- Section 001: 2-2:50pm, MWF, Dr. Linda Gosner
Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)
For more information, click here and here.

Format update: Hybrid

CLAS 3320, World of Greece
- Section 001: 11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Format update: Hybrid

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics: Sorrows of the Roman Arena
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. David Larmour
Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)

Format update: Online Synchronous

LAT 1501, A Beginning Course in Latin I
- Section H01: 9-9:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
Format update: Face to Face
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Jenna Glassburner
- Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Mr. Bryce Gassner
- Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Emma Schneider

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
- Section 002: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Format update: Online Synchronous

LAT 4305, Individualized Readings in Latin Literature: Latin Letter Writers
- Section 001: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop

Format update: Hybrid

GRK 1501, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek I
- Section 001: 1:00-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli

GRK 2301, A Second Course in Ancient Greek I
- Section 001: 11:00-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology
- Section D01: Dr. David Larmour
- Section D02: Dr. David Larmour

CLAS 5315, Topics in Classics: Phoenicians in Greek and Roman Thought
- Section 001: 3:00-5:50pm, R, Dr. Sydnor Roy

Format update: Hybrid

CMLL 5302, Theoretical Foundations: Methods of Literary Criticism
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. Peter Barta

Format update: Online Synchronous

CMLL 5309, Studies in Literature and Culture: Archeological Survey [Survey in Greco-Roman History and Archaeology]
- Section 001: 3-5:50pm, W, Dr. Linda Gosner

Format update: Hybrid

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry: Epigram
- Section 001: 4-6:50pm, M, Dr. Donald Lavigne

Format update: Online Synchronous

LAT 5305, Seminar in Language Studies: Latin Prose Survey
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, T, Dr. Caroline Bishop

Format update: Hybrid

LING 5322, Theoretical and Research Foundations of Second Language Teaching
- Section 002: 3-5:50pm, F, Dr. Donald Lavigne

Format update: Online Synchronous

Please see the "Online" section for our regular summer course offerings in Classical Civilization (in Summer I and in Summer II).

In addition, the Classics Program is offering a Study Abroad Program in Sicily, which includes the courses listed below. For more information on the program, click here.

Summer I (June 2 - July 3): Study Abroad in Sicily

CLAS 3320, World of Greece
- Section 101: 12:00-13:50pm, MTWRF

Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics: Food and Identity in Ancient Sicily
- Section 101: 12:00-13:50pm, MTWRF

Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)

Summer I (June 2 - July 3)

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
- Section 101: 201: 10:00-11:50am, MTWRF
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Summer II (July 7 - August 7)

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II
- Section 201: 10:00-11:50am, MTWRF

Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Our Ancient Greek courses will continue in Fall 2020.

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

Summer I (June 2 - July 3)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section D01: Online
- Section D02: Online
- Section D03: Online
- Section D04: Online

Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
- Section D01: Online
- Section D02: Online
- Section D04: Online

Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer II (July 7 - August 7)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
- Section D01: Online
- Section D02: Online
- Section D05: Online
- Section D06: Online

Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
- Section D01: Online
- Section D02: Online
- Section D05: Online

Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology 
- Section 001: 9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World 
- Section 001: 9.30-10:50am, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 002: 8-8:50am, F (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 003: 2-2:50pm, F (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 3315, World of Egypt and the Ancient Near East
- Section 001: 11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 3330, World of Rome 
- Section 001: 11-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 3340, Gender and Sexuality in the Classical World
- Section 001: 11am-12:50pm, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics: Archaeology, History, and Classics
- Section 001: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)

LAT 1502, A Beginning Course in Latin II 
- Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Dr. William Tortorelli
- Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF (Hybrid), Mr. Maurice Gonzales
- Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF (Hybrid), Ms. Jessi Mellenthin

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II 
- Section 002: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

GRK 1502, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek II 
- Section 001: 1:00-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

GRK 2302 [CMLL 2302.002], A Second Course in Ancient Greek II
- Section 002: 11:00-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Donald Lavigne
Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

GRK 4300, Individual Problems in Greek: Greek Poetry Survey
- Section 001: 4-6:50pm, M, Dr. Donald Lavigne

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CLAS 3320, World of Greece
- Section H01: 12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. David Larmour
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology
- Section D01

CLAS 3350, Comparative Mythology: Metamorphosis and Identity
- Section D01: Dr. David Larmour
- Section D02: Dr. David Larmour
Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

LAT 5310, Seminar in Latin Literature: Greek and Roman Sympotic Culture
- Section 001: 2-4:50pm, W, Dr. William Tortorelli

LAT 5360, Latin Prose: Scipio Africanus and His Literary Tradition
- Section 001: 2-3:20, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop

GRK 5304 [CMLL 5305], Greek Poetry Survey
- Section 003: 4:00-6:50pm, M, Dr. Don Lavigne

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy
- Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
Section 001: 1:00-1:50pm, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler
Section 002: 9.30-10:50am, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology
12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Daniel Schindler
- Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2335, Archaeologies of the Classical World
2:00-2:50pm, MWF, Dr. Daniel Schindler
- Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 3320, World of Greece
11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
- Fulfills: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 4310, Seminar in Classics [Odysseus Through the Ages]
12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop
- Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement (University)
- Description: Odysseus is one of Western literature's earliest personalities, and he is also one of the most ubiquitous: from Homer to Euripides, Ovid to Shakespeare, Tennyson to the Coen Brothers, almost everyone has had something to say about him. Beginning with Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, we will follow Odysseus through the ages, looking at his portrayal in the tragedies of Sophocles and Euripides, the epics of Vergil and Ovid, medieval poetry and romance, Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida, and modern works by Robert Graves, Margaret Atwood, Gerry Duggan (the graphic novel The Infinite Horizon) and the Coen Brothers' film O Brother, Where Art Thou?. Along the way we will observe Odysseus shift between the roles of respected counselor and evil schemer, bold adventurer and cunning trickster, and discuss how each different Odysseus reflects the values and circumstances of the age that produced him. By the end of the semester, students will have learned what it is about Odysseus that makes him such an enduring figure, and one so intriguing to authors and artists.

LAT 1501, A Beginning Course in Latin I
Section 001: 10-10:50am, MWF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Section 002: 11-11:50am, MWF, Mr. Maurice Gonzales
Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MWF, Ms. Jessi Mellenthin

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin [Advanced Latin - Vergil's Aeneid]
3:30-4:50pm, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop

GRK 1501, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek I
1:00-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

GRK 2301 [CMLL 2302.001], A Second Course in Ancient Greek I
11:00-11:50am, MWF, Dr. Donald Lavigne
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CLAS 2302.H02, Classical Mythology – Honors First-Year Experience
12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology
Section 002, Dr. David Larmour

LAT 5304 [CMLL 5305], Latin Poetry Survey
2-4:50pm, T, Dr. Pamela Zinn

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry - Tragedy
2:00-4:50pm, F, Dr. David Larmour

CMLL 5302, Theoretical Foundations - Literary Criticism
3:30-6:20pm, W, Dr. Peter Barta

CMLL 5309, Survey in Greco-Roman History and Archaeology
3-5:50pm, W, TBA

LING 5322, Foundations of Language Teaching
4:00-6:50pm, M, Dr. Donald Lavigne

Please see the "Online" section for summer course offerings in Classical Civilization

Summer I (June 4 - July 6)

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I
Section 001: 10-11:50am, MTWRF, Mr. Jared Gaum

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Summer II (July 9 - August 9)

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II
Section 001: 10-11:50am, MTWRF, Mr. Jared Gaum

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

Greek Summer Reading Group (non-credit)
Group will include grammar review, vocabulary study, and reading Lysias 1 (pdf available here). More information to follow on dates and times. For inquiries, please contact Brett Stine.

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

Summer I (June 4 - July 6)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
Section D01: Online, Mr. Brett Stine
Section D02: Online, Mr. Brett Stine

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
Section D01: Online, Mr. Brett Stine
Section D02: Online, Mr. Brett Stine

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer II (July 9 - August 9)

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology
Section D01: Online, Ms. Jessi Mellenthin

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World
Section D01: Online, Ms. Jessi Mellenthin

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Language, Philosophy, and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

Summer I (June 4 - July 6)

LAT 5341, Intensive Latin for Graduate Research I
Section 001: 2-3:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. Caroline Bishop

Summer II (July 9 - August 9)

LAT 5342, Intensive Latin for Graduate Research II
Section 001: 12-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology 
12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World 
9.30-10:50am, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology 
2-2:50pm, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman
- Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 3330, World of Rome 
10-10:50am, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 3340, Gender and Sexuality in the Classical World [Female Authors and Authorship]: 
11-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)
CLAS 3340 Informational Flyer 

CLAS 4310, Classics Seminar [Wine and Madness in the Ancient World]: 
11-11:50pm, MWF, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Fulfills: Communication Literacy Requirement
CLAS 4310 Informational Flyer

LAT 1502, A Beginning Course in Latin II 
Section 001: 10-10:50am, MTWTF, Mr. Jared Gaum
Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli

LAT 2302, A Second Course in Latin II 
9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin [Cicero, Horace, and Ancient Literary Criticism]:
2-4:50pm, T, Dr. Caroline Bishop

GRK 1502, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek II 
11-11:50am, MTWRF, Instructor TBA

GRK 2302, A Second Course in Ancient Greek II 
10:00-10:50am, MWF, Mr. Brett Stine
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

GRK 4300, Individual Problems in Greek [Greek Prose Survey]:
2:00-4:50pm, R, Dr. Sydnor Roy

Classics also offers Classical Civilization courses through the TTU Honors College specifically for its students. See the Honors College for more information.

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology 
Dr. Christopher Witmore

CLAS 3350, Comparative Mythology [Metamorphosis and Identity]:
Dr. Peter Barta
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CMLL 5305, Greek Prose Survey 
2-4:50pm, R, Dr. Sydnor Roy

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry – Epigram 
4-6:50pm, M, Dr. Donald Lavigne

LAT 5310, Seminar in Latin Literature [Cicero, Horace, and Ancient Literary Criticism]: 
2-4:50pm, T, Dr. Caroline Bishop

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology 
9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World 
9.30-10:50am, TR, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology 
12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
- Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 3320, World of Greece 
11am-12:20pm, TR, Dr. Christopher Witmore
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 4300, Classics Seminar – Food of the Ancients 
12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman

LAT 1501, A Beginning Course in Latin I 
Section 001: 10-10:50am, MTWTF, Mr. Jared Gaum
Section 002: 11-11:50am, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli
Section 003: 1-1:50pm, MTWRF, Dr. William Tortorelli

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I 
9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin: Apuleius' Cupid and Psyche
9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop

GRK 1501, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek I 
2:30-3:20am, MTWRF, Dr. Donald Lavigne

GRK 2301, A Second Course in Ancient Greek I 
10:00-10:50am, MWF, Mr. Brett Stine
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

GRK 4300, Advanced Ancient Greek – Euripides Medea 
1:00-1:50pm, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology – Honors First-Year Experience 
12:30-1:50pm, TR, Dr. David Larmour
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology 
Sections 001 & 002, Dr. David Larmour

CMLL 5305, Latin Prose Survey 
2-3:20pm, TR, Dr. Caroline Bishop

GRK 5340, Greek Poetry – Lyric to Hellenistic 
3:30-4"50, TR, Dr. David Larmour

LING 5322, Foundations of Language Teaching 
3:30-6:20, M, Dr. Donald Lavigne

CMLL 5309, Survey in Greco-Roman History and Archaeology
2-2:50pm, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman

CLAS 2302, Classical Mythology: 12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 2303, Sports in Ancient World: 9.30-10:50am, TT, Dr. William Tortorelli
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 2305, Ancient Technology: 12-12:50pm, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman
- Fulfills: Social and Behavioral Sciences Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

CLAS 3315, World of Egypt: 12:30-1:50pm, TT, Dr. Christopher Witmore
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

-Course Description: The Land of Pharaohs: this crucible witnessed the genesis of sedentary communities, urbanism, writing, the megamachinery of bureaucratic oversight and much more—the land along the Nile figures prominently in the modern imagination. From Neolithic beginnings to the development of written memory to the emergence and long-term maintenance of the territorial-state: this course is a general survey of the art and archaeology of ancient Egypt. A broad interest in the cities (from Memphis and Amarna), architectures (from the canonical temple complexes, pyramids to the common atmospheres of sleep and work), art, literature, and material culture will be balanced with a critical and creative appreciation of key themes in ancient studies: surveillance and governance, cosmopolitanism and movement, diplomacy and war, writing and visual media, death and commemoration.

*Check out the CLAS 3315 course flyer here*

CLAS 3330, World of Rome: 10-10:50am, MWF, Dr. Hannah Friedman
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CLAS 4310, Classics Seminar [Animals in Ancient Thought]: 2-3:20pm, TT, Dr. Pamela Zinn

*(Check out the CLAS 4310 course flyer here*

LAT 1501, A Beginning Course in Latin I: 10-10:50am, MTWTF, Dr. William Tortorelli

LAT 2301, A Second Course in Latin I: 9:30-10:50am, TR, Dr. Pamela Zinn
- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

LAT 4300, Individual Problems in Latin [Romans and Britian]: 9-9:50am, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

GRK 1501, A Beginning Course in Ancient Greek II: 2:30-3:20am, MWF,

Dr. Donald Lavigne

GRK 2301, A Second Course in Ancient Greek II: 10:00-10:50am, MTWRF,

Dr. Donald Lavigne

- Contributes to the Fulfillment of: Foreign Language Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education)

GRK 4300, Advanced Ancient Greek: Euripides Medea and other authors:

1:00-1:50pm, MWF, Dr. Sydnor Roy

CLAS 1310, Latin and Greek Terminology, Mr. Jackson Vaughn

CLAS 3350, Comparative Mythology [Metamorphosis and Identity], Dr. Peter Barta
- Fulfills: Language Philosophy and Culture Requirement (College of Arts and Sciences CORE/General Education), Multicultural Requirement (University)

CMLL 5305, Greek Poetry Survey: 4-6.50pm, M, Dr. Donald Lavigne

GRK 5330, Greek Prose [Greeks Writing Persia]: 2-.4.50, T, Dr. Sydnor Roy

LAT 5310, Latin Satire: 2-4.50, W, Dr. David Larmour