1. The course designated for the Culminating Experience must be taken during your junior or senior year.
2. If the course designated as a Culminating Experience does not normally require a substantial paper or project, you are required to make arrangements with the professor to add that to the usual requirements for the course.
3. If the course normally requires a paper or project, but a shorter or smaller one, your professor may give permission for your CE paper/project to replace the shorter one, or s/he may ask you to complete both.
4. Your professor needs to know in advance about your intention to use the course for your CE. It is advisable to discuss this matter with them even before the class begins -- but in all cases you must do so before the end of the first week of term.
5. A list of course that are eligible to be selected for the Culminating Experience is provided annually by the Classics Department. See below for this year's list.
LAT 30.07 Roman Perspectives on Friendship
GRK 30 Aristophanes Frogs
CLST 10.10 Ancient Medicine
CLST 11.17 Greek Athletics
LAT 32 The Poetry Book
CLST 10.12 The End of the World
CLST 10.15 Gender/Sexuality
CLST 14 Archaic and Classical History of Greece
GRK 30.07 The End of the World
LAT 27 Mortality and Immortality in Roman Philosophy