Jennifer C. Ross
- Professor of Art and Archaeology
- Chair, Department of Art & Archaeology
About this Program
The classical studies minor combines courses in the fields of history, philosophy, language, literature and art with a focus on classical civilizations, namely those of ancient Greece and Rome.
Program Overview
In addition to coursework in classical studies, students have opportunities to visit local collections of classical art, to attend performances of ancient plays and to participate in on-campus lectures dealing with ancient history and culture.
See our course catalog for more information on this program.
Degrees Offered
- Minor
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Program Contact
Professor of Art & Archaeology
Phone
301-696-3777
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