Undergraduate Research
Highly motivated Classical Studies majors and minors are encouraged to undertake independent study or undergraduate research with a faculty advisor, especially if considering graduate school.
In conjunction with the College of Liberal Arts and Human Science's Undergraduate Research Institute, Classical Studies faculty and students are engaging in undergraduate research.
In 2009-2010, these students are pursuing undergraduate research:
Linda Bowe, " A Comparative Study of Signatures and Their Meaning regarding Artists' Perception of Role in Society in Rome and Japan." Director: Dr. Trudy Harrington Becker
Alexandria DeSio, " Hearing Horace: The Alcaic Stanza in the Grammatici Latini and Horace’s Odes 1.9."
Director: Dr. Andrew S. Becker
Brianna McHugh, "Oracular Responses: Evidence and Meaning in Ancient Literature."
Director: Drs. Andrew Becker and Trudy Harrington Becker
Classical Studies Program
Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures 0225
335 Major Williams 540.231.5361
News
8th Annual VT Undergrad Research Conference, TBA, Spring 2010
Interested in Learning more about Undergrad Research?
"Getting Started"
October 14, 12-1 pm, 406 Wallace Hall.
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