Classics
The goal of the Classics Department is to offer students an inclusive view of the ancient world and its relation to contemporary society through a focus on classical languages or classical studies.
The Senior Program
During their senior year, all classics concentrators work closely with a faculty member on one-semester independent research projects of their choosing.
Some recent senior projects in classics include:
Classical Languages
- Misogyny, Broicism, and the “Natural Order”: Women and Stoicism
Classical Studies
- One Hundred and Forty-Five Vowels: Greek Typographical Innovations of the Fifteenth Century
- The Hidden Enemy: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms in Ancient Greek Society
- Isis and Dionysus: A Cult Comparison
- Fear of the Dead: Phasmophobia in Classical Greece
- Monomythic
- (A)Moral Death: Honor, Shame, and Self-Killing in Classical Greece
- Female Revenge and the Myth of Atalanta
- The Ultimate Fanclub: Early Christianity as a Religion of Imitators
Contact
Department Name
Classics Department
Contact Name
Jesse Weiner, Acting Chair
Office Location
198 College Hill Road
Clinton, NY 13323
Clinton, NY 13323
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