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CALENDAR for 2009
This is a list of activities of interest to all classicists in Virginia.

Please send items for the calendar to the editor of this website.

Fri., Jun. 26 - Sun., Jun. 28
Meeting: American Classical League, Loyola Marymount University and Getty Villa, Los Angeles, CA
 
Mon., Jul. 20 - Sun., Jul. 26
Workshop: Rusticatio Virginiana 2009, Claymont Mansion, Charles Town, WV
 
Fri., Jul. 24 - Fri., Aug. 7
Program: LatinSummer: Williamsburg, TBA
 
Mon., Jul. 27 - Sat., Aug. 1
Convention: National Junior Classical League, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
 
Mon., Aug. 3 - Fri., Aug. 14
Class: Methods Course in the Teaching of Latin, University of Virginia, Charlottesville
 
Saturday, October 3
Meeting: Classical Association of Virginia, University of Virginia, Charlottesville
 
Fri., Oct. 9 - Sat., Oct. 10
Meeting: Foreign Language Association of Virginia, Holiday Inn Select, Koger Conference Center, Richmond
 
Thu., Nov. 19 - Sun., Nov. 22
Meeting: ACTFL Annual Convention and World Languages Expo, San Diego, CA

EXTENDED CALENDAR
 


Conversation and Camaraderie
at the Spring 2009 CAV Meeting
at Hampden-Sydney


LATIN ACADEMY NAMES NEW DIRECTOR

The 2009 Virginia Governor’s Latin Academy will under the leadership of a new director, Emily Jusino.  Emily is currently a PhD student in Classics at the University of Chicago, where she is working on a dissertation on Sophocles.  She earned her undergraduate degree in Classics and Theater at the College of William and Mary in 2001.  She has spent seven summers at the Latin Academy: five years as a teacher, one year as RA, and one year as a student. She has taught classes at Academy on Latin composition, sight-reading, Greek, and Roman religion.  In addition, she has also directed the Academy's play for the past five years.


Rusticatio Virginiana  2009

America’s first total-immersion event
exclusively for beginners.....  in the art of Latin conversation!
at the Claymont Mansion
Claymont Society for Continuous Education
Charles Town, West Virginia (greater Washington, D.C.)
July 20-26, 2009

SALVI  (Septentrionale Americanum Latinitatis Vivae Institutum, or North American Institute for Living Latin Studies, Inc.), proudly presents its third annual Rusticatio Virginiana – a beginners-only week of total immersion in Latin with high-energy conversation exercises and readings from Latin literature.

Program Dates:  July 20-26, 2009.  Arrival: 3:00-6:00  P.M., Monday, July 20; Departure: 12:00 P.M., Sunday, July 26.

Complete Information and Application


THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
from Laurie Covington

Salvete omnes,

I hope this letter finds you well and that the new academic year is going smoothly for you. Much has been happening in Virginia classics in the last couple of months. I hope you have had an opportunity to participate in some of it. First, let me say that we enjoyed a wonderful Fall meeting at UVA in September, and I would like to thank John Miller and Jon Mikalson for all of their help in making the day such a success. If you were unable to attend, you missed three terrific presentations by Eric Casey (Sweet Briar College), Kevin Perry (Governor’s Latin Academy), and Jane Crawford (UVA); all three speakers entertained and enlightened us quite well. [READ THE ENTIRE MESSAGE]
 

 

Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit ~ Vergil's Aeneid, I.203


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