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The Department of Classics at UNCA offers a bachelor's degree in Classics with a concentration in either Latin, Greek, or both languages. Licensure to teach Latin in North Carolina may also be earned in conjunction with a concentration in Latin through the Department of Education. For specific degree requirements, please click here. Hebrew is also taught through the Department of Classics. Greek, Latin, and Hebrew may all be used to satisfy the ILS foreign language requirement.
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N.B. Dr. Rohner is on Professional Development Leave for the Spring 2008 semester. If you need to contact her, email drohner@unca.edu

SPRING 2008 Syllabi	Instructor

Hebrew Language
Clas 106- Elementary Hebrew II (syllabus not available online)	J. Briant

Latin Language
Clas 101- Elementary Latin I	L. Taylor
Clas 102- Elementary Latin II	B. Hook
Clas 101-102 (Fast-Track)- Elementary Latin I & II	S. Mills
Class 212- Intermediate Latin	L. Taylor
Clas 373-Catullus	S. Mills
Clas 412-Roman Historians, Livy	L. Holland

Greek Language
Clas 103-104 (Fast-track)-Greek I & II	L. Holland
Clas 104- Greek II	B. Hook
Clas 450-Greek Tragedy	S. Mills

Culture, History and Archaeology (No knowledge of Greek or Latin required)
Clas 350-Women in Antiquity	L. Taylor
Clas 365-Intro to the Hebrew Bible (cross-listed as Lit 365, syllabus not available online)	J. Jacoby
Clas 383-Italian Archaeology (cross-listed as ARTH 373)	L. Taylor




Other courses taught by Classics Faculty
Hum 124H22- The Ancient World	B. Hook
Hum 214 012-The Medieval & Renaissance Worlds	L. Holland

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