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Classical Studies Policies

Department Policies and Procedures

• Annual Review Policy and Procedures (3/13)
• Department Promotion and Tenure Guidelines (3/19)
• 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. Read Greek and/or Latin literature with intermediate or advanced proficiency;
2. Analyze the literature and / or material culture of Classical Antiquity within its socio-historical contexts;
3. Compose orally and in writing evidence-based arguments appropriate to the assignment, audience, and subject.

(October 2015)