Classics at UGA

Athenaze 2005

Athenaze 2005 took place on Saturday, March 26th. It included a lecture by Penelope J. E. Davies from the University of Texas, Austin entitled "Marble Manifesto: Politics, Perpetuation and the Column of Trajan." Also featured was a panel on "Increasing and Strengthening Latin Programs in Georgia's Schools" that included speakers from Georgia high schools and Elizabeth Webb, Interim Director of Innovative Academic Programs and Program Specialist for Foreign Languages and International Education at the Georgia Department of Education. In addition, our local chapter of Eta Sigma Phi sponsored a book sale, and our guests were treated to a complimentary breakfast and lunch, accompanied by live performances of Greek music and belly dancing.

Schedule of Events for 2005 Athenaze

8:00- 9:00 Eta Sigma Phi Booksale: Outside Main Park Hall Entrance.

9:00- 10:00 Breakfast: 261 Park Hall.

10:00-12:00 Panel: "Increasing and Strengthening Latin Programs in Georgia's Schools." 265 Park Hall.

Elizabeth Webb, Interim Director of Innovative Academic Programs and Program Specialist for Foreign Languages and International Education, Georgia Department of Education

Randy Fields, Latin Teacher, Harrison High School, Cobb County

Juli Fleming, Middle School Latin Teacher, The Lovett School, Atlanta

Robert Patrick, Latin Teacher, Central Educational Center, Coweta County

Keith Toda, Latin Teacher, Brookwood High School, Gwinnett County

12:00-2:00 Lunch: 261 Park Hall

Special Events: Greek Music;
Belly Dancing Presentation: Outide Main Park Hall Entrance.

3:00-4:00 Lecture: 265 Park Hall: Penelope J. E. Davies, University of Texas, Austin: "Marble Manifesto: Politics, Perpetuation and the Column of Trajan."

Exeunt.

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