Featured Members, 2016

CAMWS congratulates Hannah Maddy of the University of Richmond as a recipient of the 2016 CAMWS Excavation/Fieldschool Award.

CAMWS congratulates the following recipients of Manson Stewart Travel Awards to attend CAMWS-SS 2016: Shaina Anderson (University of Florida); Chris Dobbs (University of Missouri); Mary Hamil Gilbert (University of Virginia); Mark Joseph Hogan (Boston College); Kristine Mallinson (Texas Tech University); Maria Marable (Meigs Academic Magnet School); Stephen B. Ogumah (The Graduate Center, CUNY); Crystal Rosenthal (The Episcopal School of Dallas); and Brett Stine (Texas Tech University). Pictured here with CAMWS-SS President Julie Langford (University of South Florida).

CAMWS congratulates Anne Groton and James May of St. Olaf College as recipients of the 2016 Bolchazy Pedagogy Award for their book Forty-Six Stories in Classical Greek (Hackett Publishing, 2014).

CAMWS congratulates Marty Abbott, Executive Director of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languagers (ACTFL)., for her appointment by President Obama as a member of the Member, National Security Education Board.

CAMWS congratulates Chris Brunelle of St. Olaf College as a recipient of the 2016 Bolchazy Pedagogy Award for his book Ars Amatoria Book 3 (Oxford University Press, 2014).

CAMWS congratulates Jennifer L. Ferriss-Hill of the University of Miami as the recipient of a 2016 CAMWS First Book Prize for Roman Satire and the Old Comic Tradition (Cambridge University Press, 2015).

CAMWS congratulates M. Shane Bjornlie of Claremont McKenna College as the recipient of a 2016 CAMWS First Book Prize for Politics and Tradition Between Rome, Ravenna and Constantinople: A Study of Cassiodorus and the Variae, 527–554 (Cambridge University Press, 2015).

CAMWS Recognizes Michael R. Halleran, Provost at the College of William and Mary, as the recipient of a 2016 CAMWS Special Service Award.

CAMWS recognizes the recipients of the 2016 Manson A. Stewart Teacher Travel Awards to attend the 112th annual meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia. Recipients are shown here with CAMWS President Antony Agoustakis and Committee Chair Heather Vincent. Recipients of this award were: Bryan Carlson (Fort Worth Country Day School); Jared Copeland (Scottsdale Preparatory Academy); Rachel Fernandez (University of Colorado-Boulder); Florencia Foxley (University of Colorado-Boulder); Kevin Jefferson (University of Colorado-Boulder); Allannah Karas (The City University of New York); Stephanie Krause (University of Colorado-Boulder); Sherri Madden (Greyfriars Classical Academy); Alesandra Migliara (City University of New York, CUNY); and Brian Mumper (Rutgers University).

CAMWS recognizes Antony Augoustakis of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, as the recipient of a 2015 Collegiate Teaching Award from the Society for Classical Studies. He is pictured here receiving his award from SCS President John Marincola. His citation can be read here. At the 2016 Business Meeting of CAMWS he was also elected editor of The Classical Journal.

CAMWS recognizes Sophie Mills of the University of North Carolina at Ashville, as the recipient of a 2015 Collegiate Teaching Award from the Society for Classical Studies. Her citation can be read here.

CAMWS recognizes Amy R. Cohen of Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia, as the recipient of the 2015 Outreach Prize from the Society for Classical Studies. She is pictured here accepting her award from SCS President John Marincola. Her citation can be read here.

CAMWS recognizes Brandtly Jones of St. Anne's-Belfield School in Charlottesville, Virginia, as the recipient of the 2016 Award for Excellence in Pre-Collegiate Teaching from the Society for Classical Studies. His citation can be read here.

CAMWS recognizes John McCluskey of Fenwick High School in Chicago, Illinois, as the recipient of a 2015 Grant Award to attend the Summer School at the American Academy in Rome.

CAMWS recognizes Cynthia Swanson of Frederica Academy in Simons Island, Georgia, as the recipient of a 2015 Semple Award to attend the Summer School at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens.