RESOURCES IN CLASSICS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS



This list is a continuation of Resources in Art History for Graduate Students. The many archeological and conference opportunities for Classics Graduate Students prompted the idea to move these categories off into their own pages for the convenience of all interested readers. This will allow full postings of descriptions, so that the list may be printed out and passed around (Yes! You can do that with this! A little acknowledgement of the source is all I ask).

Don't forget to investigate the other pages here: Pre-Doctoral Grants and Fellowships, Calls for Papers, Study Abroad, and so on. Use the links at the top or bottom of this page.

Suggestions and observations are, as always, welcome.


Adrienne DeAngelis acd@efn.org


INDEX


Archaeology
Excavation Opportunities All Over the World

Symposia of Interest to Graduate Students in Classics and Archeology






CALL FOR PAPERS

Please note: I'm leaving posted those Calls whose deadlines have passed; they now form part of the invisible Web site: "Conferences to Attend."

Please also note that the online journal Anistoriton has a list of conferences in many areas of classics.


AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION: APA/AIA ANNUAL MEETING

5-8 January, 2012. Philadelphia. Dates for the receipt of panel proposals and abstracts varies; please see the Web sites for more information. About the same time each year.

AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION: CALLS FOR PAPERS

This seems to be a very well-maintained list of conferences.

AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS

Provides extensive research support for graduate-level students and scholars.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PAPYROLOGISTS

"Each year, the American Society of Papyrologists holds its Annual Meeting in early January in conjunction with the Joint Annual Meeting of the American Philological Association and the Archaeological Institute of America." Check the Web site for more information.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA: CONFERENCE AND OTHER INFORMATION

5-8 January, 2012. Philadelphia, PA. Annual. Deadlines (seem to) vary. "Please note that abstracts will only be accepted using the online forms." See the Web site for much more.

ASSOCIATION OF ANCIENT HISTORIANS

5-8 May 2011. Mercyhust College, Erie, PA. "Grants to assist graduate students and junior faculty with meeting expenses are available; please see the Subvention Grants page."

ASSOCIAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE DI ARCHEOLOGIA CLASSICA

OK, mostly in Italian, but loaded with information relating to Italian and Greek archaeology, including a site on "convegni".

AUSTRALASIAN SOCIETY FOR CLASSICAL STUDIES

4-8 February 2012. Monash University. No details yet on due dates for papers, etc.

UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL: DEPT. OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY

A list of events.

BRITISH SCHOOL AT ATHENS

Exhibitions, courses, conferences every now and then.

BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME

They have an erratic schedule of conferences and lectures related to ancient Rome, among other subjects, and have been adding new sites, including a QuickTime tour of the School.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS

10-14 November 2010. No information on later confrences (22 March 2011)

THE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Held 15-18 April, 2011. Durham University, UK.

CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA ANNUAL MEETING

10-12 May 2013. Please see the Web site for information on several conferences offered each year.

CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE MIDDLE WEST AND THE SOUTH: ANNUAL MEETING

Held 6-9 April 2011. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Note that the CAMWS Web site carries a generous listing of other conferences and meetings.

EXPANDING THE BOUNDARIES OF ROME

22-25 February 2012. Los Angeles. Annual conference of the College Art Association. "This session presents new scholarship that examines how the study of Roman art outside the late Republic and Empire has redefined conceptions of both ancient Rome and ancient art more broadly from the eighth century BCE to the seventh century CE. Papers on contemporaneous cultures whose art has been reconsidered because of this shift are also encouraged." Abstracts were due 2 May 2011. Contact: John N. Hopkins, Getty Research Institute; Ashley E. Jones, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz;(earlyandlaterome@gmail.com). See the link also.

INSTITUTE OF GREECE, ROME, AND THE CLASSICAL TRADITION (BRISTOL, UK)

Conferences, various activities, and resources.

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY

Same as the ASSOCIAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE DI ARCHEOLOGIA CLASSICA (see above), but in English (sort of).

ISRAEL SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF CLASSICAL STUDIES

15-16 June 2011.. . Annual. Bar-Ilan University.

THE LONG REACH OF ANTIQUITY

27-28 April 2012. Columbia University, New York University. "This conference addresses the legacy of Greece and Rome in the literary arts from Classical Antiquity to Early Modernity. Graduate students and post-doctoral fellows in Departments of Classics, Comparative Literature, Italian, French, Spanish, German, English, and Philosophy, among others, are invited to submit abstracts of up to 250 words for papers of approximately twenty minutes to reachofantiquity@columbia.edu by November 1, 2011. Abstracts should be formatted as either Word or PDF documents and should include departmental and institutional affiliation."

NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST CIVILIZATION GRADUATE CONFERENCE

Held 2-3 March 2011. University of Toronto, Canada. About the same every year; check the Web site for more information.


UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, AND DUKE UNIVERSITY CLASSICS GRADUATE COLLOQUIUM

Held 19-21 March 2010. [5 May 2011: Web site not updated from 2010]


Left: One of the stars of the 1999 UNC-CH Symposium, who is just too
good-looking to drop.

ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY CONFERENCE

29 March-1 April 2012. Roemisch-Germanische Kommission des Deutschen Archaeologischen Instituts in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. "Proposals should be submitted by February 28 2011. They should be sent by e-mail to the organising committee: (info@rac2012.org)." See the Web site for details.

SCIENCE AND THE OCCULT: from Antiquity through the Early Modern Period

20-21 April 2012. International Conference at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. "The fascinating recurrence of alchemical symbols in European, American, and Islamicthought, as well as specific non-rational methods employed by many scientists to promote rational discoveries from Ancient times through the Early Modern Period, will be the focus of this conference. We anticipate the publication of an edited Volume II, after the event. Deadline for Paper Proposals: October 1, 2011. E-mail: (ghionea@purdue.edu). See the link for details.

SOCIETY FOR LATE ANTIQUITY

All about LA. Note that it looks like this site has not been updated for several years.

SOUTH ITALY, SICILY, AND THE MEDITERRANEAN

17-21 July 2012. La Trobe University, Melbourne Australia. "Hosted by the Centre for Greek Studies and the A.D. Trendall Centre for Ancient Mediterranean Studies at La Trobe University, this conference will focus on the movement of people and interactions of culture in the region of Southern Italy and Sicily from antiquity until the present. The program will include exhibitions at the Hellenic Museum and the Museo Italiano of ancient Greek vases from Southern Italy and Sicily as well as other pieces from the collection of the Trendall Research Centre. It will also include a tour of the world-class resources held at the A.D. Trendall Centre for Ancient Mediterranean Studies at La Trobe University. The inter-disciplinary nature of this conference seeks to foster critical analysis of geographical and chronological interconnections in Southern Italy and Sicily. It is intended that consideration of cultural interaction, population movements, and changing religious and philosophical ideas over a period of approximately 3000 years will prompt scholarly discussion of continuity and change over time in this region of the Mediterranean...Please submit abstracts no longer than 300 words to Sarah Midford at (s.midford@latrobe.edu.au) before 6th February 2012. Papers will be programmed into 30-minute timeslots and should be no longer than 20-minutes. 10-minutes will be scheduled for questions. Papers that focus on the region of Southern Italy and Sicily are invited from any discipline."

VISUALIZING ANTIQUITY

16-17 March 2012. University of Victoria, VICTORIA, B.C. Classical Association of the Canadian West. "How is our vision of the ancient world affected by our cultural values, prejudices and experiences? How did the cultural, historical and intellectual contexts of previous generations of artists, scholars and intellectuals affect their conception of antiquity, and the uses to which they put it? How did the artists and intellectuals of antiquity themselves envision and make use of their past? We invite contributions addressing the ways in which scholars and artists, past and present, have constructed their visions and models of the ancient world; the cultural, historical, artistic, economic and intellectual contexts that affected and nourished those visions; and their later influence. Papers on other topics of interest to classicists will also be considered. Deadline for Abstracts: September 15, 2011. Abstracts of 100-150 words and a brief CV can be submitted by e-mail to (cacw2012@gmail.com). Conference organizers Dr. Laurel Bowman and Dr. Geof Kron can be contacted at (cacw2012@gmail.com) or at CACW 2012 c/o Department of Greek and Roman Studies, University of Victoria P.O. Box 3045, Victoria BC CANADA V8W 3P4."



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