Featured Members, 2014

CAMWS congratulates Scott A. Barnard (Rutgers University) as the recipient of a Presidential Award for the Outstanding Graduate Student Paper at the 2014 Annual Meeting in Waco, Texas. The abstract of this paper is available at "On the Authorship of the Strasbourg Epodes: Archilochus, Hipponax, or Both?"

CAMWS congratulates Eric (Del) Chrol of Marshall University as the West Virginia Foreign Language Teachers' Association Collegiate Teacher of the Year!

CAMWS congratulates Alden Smith of Baylor University, as a recipient of an ovatio at the 2014 CAMWS meeting in Waco, Texas, in April. Watch for the full Latin text of his ovatio in the next issue of The Classical Journal (Vol. 110, No. 1).

CAMWS congratulates Robert T. White of Shaker Heights High School in Shaker Heights, Ohio, as a recipient of an ovatio at the 2014 CAMWS meeting in Waco, Texas, in April. Watch for the full Latin text of his ovatio in the next issue of The Classical Journal (Vol. 110, No. 1).

CAMWS congratulates Georgia Irby of the College of William and Mary as a recipient of an ovatio at the 2014 CAMWS meeting in Waco, Texas, in April. Watch for the full Latin text of her ovatio in the next issue of The Classical Journal (Vol. 110, No. 1).

Cathy Scaife of Lexington Catholic High School is the recipient of the "Outstanding Latin Teacher Award" for her efforts on behalf of world language students at LCHS. Mrs. Scaife is the first Latin teacher to ever receive this award.

CAMWS congratulates Thelma Mathews of Baylor University as a recipient of the CAMWS Service Award at the 2014 Meeting in Waco, Texas.

CAMWS congratulates Steven Saylor, author of the Gordianus Mystery Series, as a recipient of the CAMWS Service Award at the 2014 Meeting in Waco, Texas.

CAMWS congratulates Debbie Felton of the University of Massachusetts Amherst as a recipient of the CAMWS Teaching Award at the 2014 meeting in Waco, Texas.

CAMWS congratulates Ann Steel of the Oxford Middle School in Oxford, Mississippi, as a recipient of the CAMWS Kraft Teaching Award at the 2014 meeting in Waco, Texas.

CAMWS congratulates Ian Moyer of the University of Michigan as the Recipient of the CAMWS First Book Prize at the 2014 meeting in Waco, Texas, for his book entitled Egypt and the Limits of Hellenism.