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Nathalie Roy has been named LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 2021 TEACHER OF THE YEAR. Roy teaches Roman technology, classical mythology, and Latin at Glasgow Middle School in East Baton Rouge Parish. Her classes feature interactive lessons about the ancient Romans and Greeks infused with STEM, a unique curricular idea that has afforded her many grant opportunities. Roy studied classical archaeology at the American Academy in Rome (as a Fulbright Scholar) and at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. A National Board Certified Teacher, Roy has published articles on Roman technology with Cambridge University Press and the American Classical League, with whom she has partnered during the pandemic to offer free, live-stream, hands-on lessons on Roman technology. (More....)
Featured September 2020.Share on Facebook and Twitter:
Congratulations to Matthew Panciera (Gustavus Adolphus College) on receiving an NEH Grant for his project Digital Ancient Rome Project: A summer seminar for K–12 school teachers that uses digital resources to explore the art, architecture, and archaeology of ancient Rome.
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CAMWS recognizes Aleydis Van de Morrtel of the University of Tennessee Knoxville as an inaugural recipient of an AIA-NEH Grant for Archaeological Research.
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CAWMS recognizes Vassiliki ("Lily") Panoussi of William & Mary as a recipient of a 2020 CAMWS ovatio.
You can watch Orator David White present this award here: youtu.be/mEwqv6VAFIQ.
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CAMWS recognizes Randy Todd of Samford University as the recipient of a 2020 CAMWS ovatio.
You can watch Orator David White present this award here: youtu.be/Xp6-SSfcf7Q.
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CAMWS recognizes Ephy and Peter Howard of Troy, AL, as recipients of a 2020 CAMWS Ovatio.
You can watch Orator David White present this award here: youtu.be/GF0XHM3IBJk.
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CAMWS recognizes Judith Hallett of the University of Maryland College Park as the recipient of a 2020 Merita Award from the American Classsical League.
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CAMWS recognizes Rosemary Moore of the University of Iowa as the recipient of a Distinguished Associate Professorship of Instruction for 2020-2022 in Iowa's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences..
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CAMWS recognizes David Schenker of the University of Missouri Columbia as a recipient of a 2020 Honors Faculty Award.
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CAMWS recognizes John F. Miller of the University of Virginia who was honored with a Festschrift consisting of The Classical Journal 115.3-4. The presentation was originally planned to take place at CAMWS 2020 in Birmingham but occurred instead over Zoom. Check your copy of CJ 115.3-4 for more information.
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CAMWS recognizes Zoe Stamatopoulou of Washington University in St. Louis as the recipient of 2020 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award.
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CAMWS recogizes Rebecca Gaborek of William & Mary as a recipient of a 2018-2019 CAMWS Excavation/Fieldwork Award. You can read her award report here.
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CAMWS recognizes Andromache Karanika of the University of Calfornia Irvine as recipient of a 2019 CAMWS Ovatio. Listen to her ovatio here.
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CAMWS recognizes Mark Haynes of Creighton Preparatory School (NE) as recipient of a 2019 CAMWS Ovatio. Listen to his ovatio here.
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CAMWS recognizes Linda Montross of the National Latin Exam as recipient of a 2019 CAMWS Ovatio. Listen to her ovatio here.
Featured January 2020.Share on Facebook and Twitter: