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University of California, Berkeley Department of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies * About Department history Land Acknowledgement Climate, Equity, & Inclusion Books & Prizes Contact Give to DAGRS Events * People Faculty Graduate Students Staff Alumni The Sather Professor * Undergraduate Why DAGRS? Majors and Minors Research Opportunities & Study Abroad Advising * Graduate Overview Classics Classical Archaeology Policies and Procedures Prospective Students Advising * Courses Fall 2024 Summer 2024 Spring 2024 Greek & Latin Summer Workshops Archive * Resources Affiliated Sites and Centers Research Aids Teaching Aids Resources for Graduate Students Resources for Undergraduates Departmental Forms 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. STUDYING THE ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN WORLDS AT BERKELEY The department teaches and studies the languages, cultures, histories, philosophies, literatures, art, and material culture of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It is home to exciting and welcoming undergraduate major programs and maintains a rich and varied schedule of undergraduate courses, including a full curriculum of ancient Greek and Latin language instruction. Its PhD programs in Classics and Classical Archaeology are enriched every year by the arrival of new future leaders in the study of the ancient world, and for generations their graduates have gone on to renew or remake their fields. Itself a teeming center of intellectual vitality on campus, the department is affiliated with internationally important research units directed by its faculty, including the Center for the Tebtunis Papyri, the Sara B. Aleshire Center for Greek Epigraphy, and the Nemea Center for Classical Archaeology. The department organizes many events of interest and hosts many visits, most notably the storied annual Jane K. Sather Professorship of Classical Literature. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FEATURED COURSES Latin 1 : Elementary Latin - 003 Fall 2024 The first half of a two-semester language sequence preparing students to read Classical Latin. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGRS R44 : Classics of the Ancient Mediterranean World Fall 2024 G. R. F. (John) Ferrari & Trevor Murphy Themes from the literature & culture of ancient Greece, the Hebrew Bible, ancient Rome, and early Christianity significant for Western Civilization's development. 5 units. Fulfills R&C A or B + one L&S Breadth. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGRS 161 : History of Sexualities/ Interpreting the Queer Past Fall 2024 Leslie Kurke This course will study sexuality and gender in two very different historical periods--ancient Greece and 19th-century Europe. NEWS The campus news has posted an interesting and informative item, featuring Kim Shelton, about the Nemea Center and the site at Nemea in relation to the upcoming 2024 Olympics and the Society for the Revival of the Nemean Games. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Department is delighted to announce that Kim Shelton has just been promoted to Full Professor. Our congratulations to Professor Shelton! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Congratulations to Andrew Wein (PhD 2022), who has secured a tenure-track position in Classics at the University of Pittsburgh starting in Fall 2025. More News EVENTS SEP 6 2024 Cultural Poetics in Ancient Greece: New Approaches A two-day conference in honor of Leslie Kurke, featuring 18 speakers from the US and abroad. SEP 13 2024 Jean-Luc Nancy: Antiquity and Beyond A conference sponsored by the Department of Rhetoric and the Center for Interdisciplinary Critical Enquiry. More Events -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEMEA 100: FROM BLEGEN TO BERKELEY AND BEYOND -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Undergraduate Graduate Books Berkeley Academic Guide Academic Accommodations Hub Berkeley Underground Scholars Bridges Multicultural Resource Center Centers for Educational Equity and Excellence Accessibility Nondiscrimination Privacy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2024 Regents of the University of California 3413 Dwinelle Hall #2520, University of California ~ Berkeley, Berkeley CA 94720-2520 P: (510) 642-3480 F: (510) 642-6031