Aequora Site Fundraiser

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The Site

Living Latin in Rome is an intensive Latin experience set in the city of Rome. Participants read selections of the most important texts from across the history of the Latin language, including the late antique, Patristic, medieval, Renaissance and modern periods. Each text selected is linked to an important physical monument or place in the city of Rome, which the program visits on scheduled weekly site visits. The program’s goal is to provide an intensive and continuous period of study of Latin while helping participants form strong emotional connections with Latin literature and culture.

Living Latin in Rome lasts for five weeks in June and early July. It has five different kinds of classes: classroom sessions in air-conditioned, wifi-enabled classrooms, informal conversational Latin sub arboribus, interactive visits to important historical and literary sites in Rome, lectures in English on different aspects of Latin and its literature, and weekend trips to important sites outside of Rome.

 

The Volunteers



Edward Schade

Graduate student and teaching assistant


Bertram Schewel

1) Instructor Elementa I 2) Instructor Elementa II - next steps in Latin


John Scurfield

Living Latin in Rome High School Head Teacher


Claire Seidler

University Archives Assistant


Aurelia Shaitelman

Summer Curriculum Design Internship


Mariami Shanshashvili

Intern for Curriculum Design


Amity Shao

Intern for the living latin course


Bethany Sielski

Summer Humanities Internship, Elementa Team


Caleb Simone

Graduate student


Melanie Subacus

Adjunct Assistant Professor


Yeonwoo Sung

Summer Humanities Internship Elementa Team





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