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Classical Studies Policies

Department Policies and Procedures

• Annual Review Policy and Procedures (3/13)
• Department Promotion and Tenure Guidelines (2/23)
• Faculty Workload Policy (2/22)
• Peer Review Form (4/16)

Course Policies

• CLA Speaking Rubric
• CLA Writing Rubric
• Common Stylistic Problems – writing
• GRK / LAT text mark-up conventions – through 204 level (8/19)
• Latin / Greek Class Participation and Homework Rubric
• Students may not be moved from one level of Latin to another after the 4th Friday of the semester (10/05; rev. 8/08)
• Auditors are not allowed in 100 and 200 level language (GRK or LAT) courses.

Student Learning Outcomes for the B.A. in Classical Studies

1.  Describe cultural evidence from or about the ancient Mediterranean world.
2. Analyze the literature and/or material culture of the ancient Mediterranean world in their socio-historical contexts.
3. Produce evidence-based arguments about the ancient Mediterranean world using a variety of primary and secondary sources. 
4. Read Greek and/or Latin texts with intermediate or advanced proficiency.* 

*For the Language and Literature and the Classical Archaeology tracks only

(Spring 2022)