Classical and Medieval Studies, Minor

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To earn a CLAM minor, students must complete a minimum of 18 credit-hours in CLAM courses drawn from at least three separate academic fields of study, chosen in consultation with their adviser. At least three of these courses must be at the 300 or 400 level.

Courses in the CLAM Program

Courses are 4 credits unless otherwise indicated. Departmental Special Topics courses with classical or medieval subjects may also apply toward the CLAM degree.

Arabic

Art History

Classical and Medieval Studies

Dramatic Arts

THE 211 - History of the Theatre I

English

ENG 280 - Classical Literature in Translation
ENG 330 - Studies in Ancient Literature
ENG 318 - Language Analysis (When taken with a classical or medieval language)
MLA 370 - Athenian Drama in Context
ENG 331 - Studies in Medieval Literature
ENG 355 - Major Genre/Stud in Genre (When taken with a classical or medieval topic)
ENG 361 - Classical Rhetoric
ENG 370 - Chaucer

Greek

Hebrew: Courses in Classical Hebrew offered at Siegal College

HEC 310 - Intermediate Classical Hebrew I (3 credits)
HEC 360 - Learning to Chant the Torah (3 credits)
HEC 552 - Advanced Readings in the Book of Samuel I (3 credits)
HEC 354 - Advanced Readings in the Book of Judges (3 credits)
HEC 370 - Advanced Intermediate Classical Hebrew (3 credits)
HEC 380 - Advanced Readings in the Book of Numbers (3 credits)

History

Latin

Linguistics

LIN 318 - Language Analysis (2 or 4 credits; with classical or medieval language): cross-listed with ENG 318 .

Modern Languages

Music

MUS 411 - Music History I

Philosophy

PHL 261 - Ancient Philosophy
PHL 262 - Medieval Philosophy
PHL 405 - Prominent Philosophers (When offered with a classical or medieval topic)
PHL 410 - Studies in the History of Philosophy (When offered with a classical or medieval topic)