Featured CAMWS Members 2018-2019

CAMWS members are here recognized for their accomplishments.
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Bart Natoli

 CAMWS recognizes Bartolo Natoli of Randolph Macon College as the recipient of the 2019 Lurlene Todd Teacher of the Year award by the Classical Association of Virginia (CAV).
Featured May 2019		  

 

 CAMWS recognizesLaura McClure of the University of Wisconsin Madison as the recipient of a 2019 grant from the National Endowmenf for the Humanities, for a project entitled "Reimagining the Chorus: Modern American Poet Hilda Doolittle (known as H.D.) and Greek Tragedy."
Featured April, 2019		  
CAMWS recognizes Emma Vanderpool of the University of Massachusetts Amherst as the recipient of a Distinguished Teaching Award for the academic year 2018-2019, a student-initiated award which recognizes recognizes excellence in undergraduate teaching.
Feaured March 2019		  

CAMWS recognizes the following recipients of 2018 Manson A. Stewart Teacher Travel Awards tlo attend the 2018 CAMWS meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico: Spencer Kyle Smith (Fort Worth Country Day), Timothy Brannelly (Longview High School), Samuel L. Kindick (University of Colorado Boulder), Eryn Pritchett (University of Notre Dame), Nicholas Cross (Queens College, CUNY), Amy Leonard (Grady High School), and Samuel Hahn (University of Colorado Boulder),  
Featured March, 2019

  
CAMWS recognizes Michael Posey of Episcolal School of Baton Rouge as recipient of a 2018 Manson A. Stewart Teacher Training Award.  
Featured  February  2019		  
CAMWS recognizes Abbey L. Lease of St. Ambrose Academy (Madison, WI) as recipient of a 2018 Manson A. Stewart Teacher Training Award.  
Featured  February  2019		  
CAMWS recognizes Rebecca Pomeroy of the University of Massachusetts Amherst as recipient of a 2018 Manson A. Stewart Teacher Training Award.  
Featured January 2019		  
CAMWS recognizes Daniel Leon Ruiz of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champain, as recipient of the prestigious Arnold O. Beckman Research Award for his project "Disability and Monarchy in Ancient Macedonia." More information about this award can be found here.
Featured January, 2019		  

CAMWS recognizes Susan Shapiro of Utah State University, as recipient of a 2018 Ovatio. An audio and video of this ovatio can be found here.
Featured December, 2018.

  
CAMWS recognizes Philip Barnes of the John Burroughs School  in St. Louis, Missouri, as recipient of a 2018 Ovatio. An audio and video of this ovatio can be found here.
Featured December 2018.		  
CAMWS recognizes Davina McClain of Louisiana Scholars’ College at Northwestern State University, recipient of a 2018 Ovatio. An audio and video of this ovatio can be found here.
Featured December 2018		  
CAMWS recognizes Clara Bosak-Schroeder of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as one of six assistant professors at the university who have been recognized as Lincoln Excellence for Assistant Professors (LEAP) Scholars for their contributions and potential in teaching and research. Featured November 2018  
CAMWS recognizes Mike Lippman of the University of Nebraska Lincoln as the recipient of a 2018 Collegiate Teaching Award from the Society for Classical Studies) Here is the Citation. Featured November 2018  
CAMWS recognizes Monessa Cummins of Grinnell College as the recipient of a 2018 Collegiate Teaching Award from the Society for Classical Studies) Here is the Citation. Featured October 2018  
CAMWS recognizes J. Alison Rosenblitt of Oxford University as the recipient of a 2018 First Book Prize for her book E. E. Cummings'  Modernism and the Classics (Oxford University Press, 2016) Here is the Citation. Featured October 2018.
CAMWS recognizes Lauren Donovan Ginsberg of the University of Cincinnati as the recipient of a 2018 First Book Prize for her book Staging Memory, Staging Strife. Empire and Civil War in the Octavia (Oxford University Press, 2016) Here is the Citation. 
Featured October, 2018
CAMWS recognizes Judith M. Barringer (University of Edinburgh) as the recipient of a 2018 Bolchazy Pedagogy Book Prize for The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece (Cambridge University Press 2015). Here is her Citation.  Featured September 2018
CAMWS recognizes Erin K. Moodie (Purdue University) as the recipient of a 2018 Bolchazy Pedagogy Book Prize for  Plautus' Poenulus: A Student Commentary (University of Michigan Press, 2015).Her citation can be read here. Featured September 2018
CAMWS recognizes Jeanne Marie Neumann of Davidson College in North Carolina, as the 2017-2018 recipient of theCAMWS Excellence in College Teaching.  Her citation can be read here. Featured August, 2018.  

CAMWS recognizes Jessie Craft of Robert B. Glenn High School in Kernersville, NC, as the 2017-2018 recipient of the Kraft Award for Excellence in Secondary School Teaching.  His citation can be read here. Featured August, 2018.		  
CAMWS recognizes Krishni Burns (left) and student Samantha Lindgren (right) of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for their project "The Living Odyssey Project: Greek Myth in 21st Century American Folklore." This project was supported by a CAMWS Faculty-Undergraduate Collaborative Research Project Grant. Here is the Abstract for their project. Featured July, 2018.  

CAMWS recognizes Alden Smith (lecft)and Cynthia Liu (center) of Baylor University for their project, "Chrysis: A New Edition of Enea Silvio Piccolomini's Comedy." This project was supported by a CAMWS Faculty-Undergraduate Collaborative Research Project Grant. Here is the Abstract for their project. Also pictured is Timothy Heckenlively, chair of the Manson A. Stewart Undergraduate Awards Sub-Committee. Featured June 2018.

  
CAMWS recognizes Sarah Hilker of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a recipient of a 2017 Herbert and Janice Benario  Travel Award to attend the British School at Athens: Postgraduate Course in Linear B & Mycenean Greek.. Her report can be read here. Featured May  2018.
 
CAMWS recognizes Andrew Carroll of Regis Jesuit High School as a recipient of a 2017 Herbert and Janice Benario  Travel Award to attend Skills in Archaeology: AAR/Gabii Summer Program in Digital Documentation of Archaeological Collectionse. His report can be read here. Featured April, 2018.  
CAMWS recognizes Michael Tae Woo of the University of Kansas as the recipient of a 2017 Mary A. Grant Award to attend the Summer School at the American Academy in Rome. His report can be read here. Featured March, 2018.  
CAMWS recognizes Molly Harris of the University of Wisconsin as the recipient of the 2017 William T. Semple Award to attend the summer session of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Her report can be read here. Featured March, 2018.  
CAMWS recognizes the follolwing recipients of Stewart Travel Awards to attend the 2017 meeting in Kitchener, Ontario: Mary E. Smith (Oldfields School, Sparks Glencoe, MD); Melanie Zerlikovsky (Immaculate Heart High School, Oro Valley, AZ); Lauren Brooks (BASIS Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ); Alexis Whalen (Sharon High School, Sharon, MA); Jennifer Kindick (Cherry Creek High School, Greenwood Village, CO); Sarah Christine Teets (University of Virginia); and Samuel Hahn (University of Colorado, Boulder). Pictured here with Lorenzo Garcia (l., chair of the Sub-Committee on the Stewart Travel Grants) and President Alden Smith (r.) Featured February, 2018.
CAMWS recognizes Tom Hawkins of The Ohio State Universityas a recipient of a CAMWS First Book Prize in 2017 for his book entitled, Iambic Poetics in the Roman Empire (Cambridge University Press, 2016). The citation read at the 2017 Business meeting can be read here. Featured January 2017
CAMWS recognizes Mary Pendergraft (l.) of Wake Forest University and E. Del Chrol (r.) of Marshall University as recipients of the 2017 Awards for Excellence in Teaching at the Collegiate Level from the Society for Classical Studies. Their citations can be read here. Featured January 2018
CAMWS recognizes Meghan DiLuzio of Baylor University as a recipient of a 2017 First Book Prize for her book, A Place at the Altar: Priestesses in Republican Rome   (Princeton University Press, 2016). She is pictured here with CAMWS President Alden Smith (r.) and Chair of the First Book Subcommittee Andrew Faulkner (l). Featured January, 2018.