Thrilled to announce: an article by wonderful @aimee_hinds and I is out! We examine Black representations of Greco-Roman goddesses in film/on television, exploring the conditions which allowed audiences to react neutrally/favorably toward such castings.
https://t.co/hQ2yKhSQiB
Come one, come all, come living, come dead to the @uvmvermont production of Aristophanes' "Frogs", directed by Jeannette Chien (@entropyre) with an original score by various members of the classics department (including yours truly), this weekend only! #ClassicsTwitter
Archaeology equipment can be expensive that often burdens students more than we expect. Help students and colleagues to work in a safe environment with adequate equipment.
Give if you can, request if you need help.
#mutualaid#archaeology
The hidden curriculum is real, & many students don't know when or how to ask for letters of recommendation. If you want to be inclusive, help demystify the process. Consider sending your mentees resources like this blog on asking for LoRs by @ApothekeBlog https://t.co/zCXlPbRnp3
Check out this profile of one of our amazing Classics majors, Alex-Jaden Peart, on @ApothekeBlog! The future of the field is right here! https://t.co/VAInM9rmSE
New on the blog this week: I'm reflecting on my grad school experience - all six and half years of it. Check out the post to find out what I learned in that time 👇https://t.co/3KF97Pwuiw
Hey Mountaintop friends, join us to catch up and hang out with our awesome community on Monday, September 26, from 7-8pm ET, at Social Hour. Please DM for the Zoom link!
This week on the blog I'm talking about some early steps in planning your first research trip: applying for permits and contacting museums. How do permits work outside of Greece? Leave your experiences below 👇https://t.co/RL9u90pSbG
We LOVED seeing you all at #saa2022chicago!
We also got a fairly unprecedented amount of applications as a result--DOUBLE the amount we currently have to distribute.
A little help meeting this demand would be appreciated.
Patreon: https://t.co/bQCtDmfJII
Paypal: @ btcmicro
If you thought I'd forgotten about the BIPOC feature series, think again!! This month I am very happy to feature a post (the first one of the year) by my friend and colleague @doraygao!! Check it out on the blog now: https://t.co/vWtqgXj32f
“Diversifying” graduate student cohorts without recruiting, retaining, and promoting faculty of color who work on relevant topics who can teach and advise incoming students is unethical.
*Important thread about the future direction of Sportula Europe; please share this widely in your networks*
We are looking to expand our committee, with a view to handing over the reins to a new group of marginalised students and ECRs in ancient world studies later this year 1/6