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Suzanne Lye (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) has been awarded the Women's Classical Caucus 2020 Leadership Award. She was nominated by the members of the WCC-SCS COVID-19 Emergency Award Selection Committee (Nandini Pandey, Tolly Boatwright, Victoria Pagan) "for her outstanding leadership in initiating the WCC COVID-19 Emergency Relief award; obtaining the support of the SCS, CAMWS, and other institutions; raising funds exceeding $50K to help classicists in need; and simultaneously leading and performing the lion's share of the administrative work associated with the award, including chairing the selection committee, communicating with awardees, drafting letters to donors, liaising with the Society for Classical Studies, and answering individual queries." (more)
Featured June 2021.Share on Facebook and Twitter:
Suzanne Lye (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) has been awarded the Women's Classical Caucus 2020 Leadership Award. She was nominated by the members of the WCC-SCS COVID-19 Emergency Award Selection Committee (Nandini Pandey, Tolly Boatwright, Victoria Pagan) "for her outstanding leadership in initiating the WCC COVID-19 Emergency Relief award; obtaining the support of the SCS, CAMWS, and other institutions; raising funds exceeding $50K to help classicists in need; and simultaneously leading and performing the lion's share of the administrative work associated with the award, including chairing the selection committee, communicating with awardees, drafting letters to donors, liaising with the Society for Classical Studies, and answering individual queries." (more...)
Featured June 2021.Share on Facebook and Twitter:
William Brockliss
Associate professor, Classical & Ancient Near Eastern Studies
"Brockliss has a gift for engaging students through discussions, activities and presentations, even in high-enrollment courses like his popular Ancient Greek and Roman Monsters course. He has given presentations on classics and the Latin language to students in elementary and high school, acted as a liaison with Latin teachers from Wisconsin high schools, organized three visit days for high-school students on the UW campus, and taught classes for the Odyssey Project, which allows low-income adults to earn college credit. Brockliss has served as a mentor to students with an interest in teaching high school Latin, with three going on to be certified to teach Latin and now employed in Wisconsin high schools."
Featured January 2021.Share on Facebook and Twitter: