Jacqueline Long - Faculty Web Page

Dr. Long, Republican city wall in back of the Aventine hill, Rome, June 2000, photo B. LaForse

Dr. Jacqueline Long

Associate Professor and Chairman
Department of Classical Studies

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, College of Arts and Sciences
Associate Faculty, Women's Studies and Gender Studies Program

Address

579 Crown Center, 1001-25 W. Loyola Avenue, Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60626
phone: 773-508-3654; departmental office 773-508-3650
fax: 773-508-2153 (indicate CLASSICAL STUDIES on cover-sheet)
e-mail: jlong1@luc.edu

Spring 2013

CLST 384, The Humanism of Antiquity II, departmental major capstone, Th 4:00pm-6:30pm, CUN-202: fulfils requirements for majors or minors in Classical Civilization, Greek, and Latin
LATN 303, Latin Composition, MW 10:00am-11:15am, CC 572: fulfils requirements for majors in Latin

Office Hours: WF 9:15am-9:45am, Crown Center 579, 773-508-3654; Th 2:30pm-3:45pm, Sullivan Center 228, 773-508-3511; or by appointment

Other classes taught (old syllabuses on-line)

CLST 271, Classical Mythology (most recently taught Fall 2002)
CLST 272, Heroes and Classical Epics (most recently taught Fall 2007)
CLST 273, Classical Tragedy (most recently taught for Honors, Spring 2002)
CLST 273 / WSGS 297, Classical Tragedy with a focus on gender and women's history (most recently taught Fall 2011)
CLST 277 / CATH 200 / MSTU 298, The World of Late Antiquity (most recently taught Spring 2012)
CLST 283, Classical Comedy and Satire (most recently taught as a Writing Intensive section, Spring 2003)
CLST 295 / WSGS 295, Women in the Classical World (most recently taught Fall 2011)
CLST 307 / FNAR 337 / ROST 307, Art of the Roman World (most recently taught Summer 2010 on-site in Rome)
CLST / HIST / ROST 308, History of Rome to Constantine (most recently taught Spring 2000, but impossible to put on-line from the Rome Center)
CLST 389 / CATH 300 / HIST 300B / MSTU 398, Classical Backgrounds II: Augustine (most recently taught as a Writing Intensive section, Spring 2012)
CLST 395 / HIST 300 / ROST 395, Topography of Rome (most recently taught Spring 2000, but since syllabus couldn't then be updated from the Rome Center, this is the Fall 1999 version)
LATN 101, Elementary Latin I (most recently taught Fall 2011)
LATN 102, Elementary Latin II (most recently taught Spring 2011)
LATN 271, Introduction to Roman Prose (most recently taught Fall 2010)
LATN 281/332, Introduction to Roman Historians / Roman Historical Masterworks I: Sallust (most recently taught Spring 2008)
LATN 284/345, The Age of Augustus/Horace Satires (most recently taught Spring 2010)
LATN 286/289, The Age of Nero (most recently taught Fall 2007)
LATN 341, Vergil: Aeneid (most recently taught Spring 2009)
LATN 388/431, Julius Caesar (most recently taught Fall 2001)
LATN 361-001 / CATH 361, Augustine: Confessions (most recently taught Spring 2012)
LATN 388/488, Ammianus Marcellinus (most recently taught Spring 2001)
LATN 388/488, The Historia Augusta (most recently taught Fall 2002)
LATN 389, Readings in Latin: Archaic Latin (most recently taught Spring 2005)

For more information

Personal Homepage
Department of Classical Studies
Loyola Community Literacy Center

Dr. Long's Guide to Writing Academic Papers
Dr. Long's Guide to Beginning Research on Topics in Classical Studies
Dr. Long's Guide to Apostrophes

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Revised 21 January 2013 by jlong1@luc.edu
http://www.luc.edu/classicalstudies/