Survey: Latin Programs in North America

*With apologies for cross-posting*

Dear list members,

Post-secondary classics instructors (including adjunct, visiting, non-tenur=
e-track, tenure-track, and tenured faculty and graduate student teaching as=
sistants) in North American colleges and universities are invited to partic=
ipate in a survey of Latin curricula and pedagogical approaches. The survey=
 will take approximately 10 minutes, and all participants will remain anony=
mous.

The aim of this survey is to bring together our varied experiences teaching=
 beginning and intermediate Latin in order to gain insights that will help =
us better pursue our pedagogical goals and strengthen enrollment in all lev=
els of Latin. If you wish to participate by adding your experience, please =
follow the link below:

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Please share this link widely with colleagues who would also be interested =
in participating in the survey. If you have any questions about the survey =
or its results, please feel free to email me off-list.

Many thanks,

Blanche Conger McCune
Instructor
Department of Classics
College of Charleston
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>