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Subject: CAAS meeting in Wilmington, Delaward October 10-11
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For posting on the APA newsletter, WCC, Classics and Latin teachers lists:

Classical Association of the Atlantic States
Call for papers
Fall 2003 meeting, October 10-11
Wilmington, Delaware
Wyndham Hotel

We invite individual and group proposals on all abstracts of the classical
world, and on new strategies and resources for improved teaching. Especially
welcome are presentations which aim at maximum audience presentation and
those that integrate the concerns of K-12 and college faculty.

Among the special sessions being planned are panel discussions on New
Directions in Research and Teaching on Latin prose authors (in memory of
Judith R. Ginsburg); Visitors to the North American Classical Community
(featuring classicists from a variety of countries who came to study and
teach in the US and Canada, and then returned "home"); Latin commencement
orations (at Princeton, Harvard and elsewhere); and Italian-Americans in
classical studies.
There will also be a limited enrollment workshop on writing abstracts for
papers at professional meeting and grant proposals.
Our Saturday luncheon speaker will be Christopher Stray, author of Classics
Transformed: Schools, Universities and Society in England, 1830-1960

Abstracts, of no more than 300 words, should be in quintuplicate and
nameless. The cover letter should include the title of the abstract,
address, phone number and email address of each presenter. A brief cv should
be submitted for each presenter as well. Deadline for submission of
abstracts is June 1, 2003
Please send materials to
Judith P. Hallett, CAAS Program Coordinator
Department of Classics
University of Maryland
College Park MD 20742 USA
fax 301-314-9084

The program for the spring CAAS meeting in Pittsburgh April 25-26 is now posted
on our website: we have dedicated our session on New Directions in Research
and Teaching in Homer to the memory of Dorothea Wender, who taught in the CAAS
region (at the University of Maryland, George Washington University and Trinity
College) before joining the faculty at Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts,
in 1970.
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