Classical Studies at Virginia Tech
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Congratulations to our 2013 Graduates!
The Classical Studies Program within the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures offers study of the languages, literatures, art, history and culture of the ancient Greek and Roman World. Classical Studies has been part of Virginia Tech since the university's founding; among the first five professors at Tech in 1872 was a Classical Studies Professor.
Classical Studies offers a major in Classical Studies as well as various minors. Classical Studies students have the opportunity to engage in undergraduate research, independent study, outreach, service, and study abroad. Classical Studies strongly encourages participation in Study Abroad programs and runs its own programs to Greece and Italy in alternating summers. Classical Studies also edits and produces the on-line journal, Electronic Antiquity.
Faculty Research
Classical Studies faculty come from diverse departments on campus, such as Foreign Languages and Literatures, History, Humanities, Art and Art History, and the Honors Program. They engage in a wide variety of research on topics including poetry, rhetoric, the Hellenistic world, ancient magic, excavations at Cyprus, and historiography.
Faculty Teaching
In addition to their dedication to research, the faculty also demonstrate a deep committment to undergraduate teaching, and have won major college and university teaching awards, including the Alumni, Diggs, Sporn, and Wine Awards.
Classical Studies Program
Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures 0225
331 Major Williams 540.231.5361
Events Page
Bacchanalia, May 9th, 4-6 pm, at Bughs.
Graduation! With FLL, May 18th, 1:30 pm Squires Colonial. Reception at Beckers.
News:
Andrew Becker wins NATIONAL advising award from National Academic Advising Association
Undergrad Researchers present papers
Glenn Bugh wins Alumni Award for Excellence in International Education
Andrew Becker wins Alumni Award for Excellence in Academic Advising
Support Classical Studies!
Donate to Classical Studies Account 881498 on-line here. Include the program and account number in the "other" section.
Or mail checks made out to Virginia Tech Foundation to VT Univ. Development 0336, Attn: Gift Accounting,
Blacksburg, VA 24061. Please note on your check that the donation is for Classical Studies Account 881498.