Seen on the Classics list:
Next week the first of a series of summer terms begins at Montclair State University. There is plenty of time to register for those courses that begin in early June or even later — some do not begin until August 8th. We have fairly complete program in Classics as well as Humanities running this summer, nearly all online. Some of the standout courses
GNHU320--91 (19627)Special TopicsinInterdisciplinaryHuman
Plus our regular offerings : GNHU 115 (Troy and the Trojan War) (online) , GNHU 201 (General Humanities I F2F and 1 online section) , GNHU 202 (General Humanities II F2F ), GNHU 281 (Greek Civilization , online), GNHU 282 (Roman Civilization, online), GNHU 285 (Mythology, all sections online) . We also offer Latin I and II online
You can see all our Summer and Fall courses at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/90558904/SUMMER_FALL2014.pdf
It is easy for non-MSU students (even high school students) to take summer courses. See the summer sessions page at
http://www.montclair.edu/summer/
And also for visiting students http://www.montclair.edu/summer/register/visiting-students/
Finally, for those desiring to participate in an archaeological excavation this summer, on June 28 our fifth year of excavation at the ‘Villa of the Antontines’ at Genzano di Roma, Italy. There is still time to get on board, but you must contact Tim Renner (rennert AT mail.montclair.edu). For more on the Genzano program see
If you have any questions, or have problems registering for these courses, let me know. We can often help. And please pass the word to all interested people.
Jean Alvares, Chair, Classics and General Humanities (alvaresj AT mail.montclair.edu)
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