Loyola University Chicago

FALL 2009

August 2009

• 26 August (Wednesday): Student Organization Fair, 1:00pm-4:00pm, Gentile Center
• 28 August (Friday): Nunc est convivandum, Welcome Back to Classical Studies party, 3:00pm-5:00pm, Fifth Floor, Crown Center

September 2009

• 15 September (Tuesday): Third Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572
• 21 September (Monday): Medieval Studies Center lecture, Dr. Jacqueline Long, "Augustine - Teaching - Preaching," 3:30-5:00pm, Crown Auditorium
• 25 September (Friday): Work-in-Progress Colloquium, Dr. James Keenan, "From the World of Byzantine Egyptian Papyri," 2:30-4:00, Crown Center 530 (slightly altered location)

October 2009

•  9-11 October (Friday-Sunday): Illinois Classical Conference at Northwestern University. Loyola Classical Studies speakers include
  • Dr. Greg Dobrov, "The Reception of Greek Comedy"
  • Dr. John Makowski, "The Aeneid and the Problem of Cybele"
• 20 October (Tuesday): Third Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572
• 23 October (Friday): Work-in-Progress Colloquium, Dr. Laura Gawlinski, "What's Sacred about Greek Sacred Laws?" 2:30-4:00, Crown Center 572
• 27 October (Tuesday): Career Workshop for Majors in Classical Studies (Classical Civilization, Greek, Latin - also for students interested in similar studies and fields), Ms. Camille Helkowski, Associate Director, Career Development Center, 2:30-4:00pm, Crown Center 572

November 2009

• 3 November (Tuesday): Fellowships and Other Opportunities for Pursuers of Classical Studies, presentation featuring Dr. James Calcagno, Director of Loyola's Fellowship Office, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572
• 17 November (Tuesday): Third Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572
• 20 November (Friday): Work-in-Progress Colloquium, Dr. Brian Lavelle, "Athenians in the Hellespont," 2:30-4:00, Crown Center 572

December 2009

• 4 December (Friday): End-of-Term Party, 3:00pm-5:00pm, Crown Center 572 and environs

Spring 2010

January 2010

• 6-9 January (Wednesday-Saturday): 111th Joint Annual Meeting of the American Philological Association and Archaeological Institute of America, Orange County (Anaheim), California. Loyola Classical Studies speakers include
  • Dr. James Keenan, "Byzantine Egypt: State of the Questions"
  • Dr. John Makowski, "Petronius's Giton: Gender and Genre"
• 26 January (Tuesday): Fourth/Second Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572

February 2010

• 16 February (Tuesday): Third Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572

March 2010

• 16 March (Tuesday): Third Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572

April 2010

• 20 April (Tuesday): Third Tuesday Tea, 3:30pm-4:30pm, Crown Center 572