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Classics Students Association

UWCSA surrounded by laurel wreathThe University of Winnipeg Classics Students Association (UWCSA) was created in order to provide a supportive peer group for those interested in Classics. You do not need to be a Classics major to be part of the group, and there is no cost involved in joining.

For more information about current events and activities, email us or check out our Instagram account!

All event and meeting details are subject to change, due to Campus Scheduling and unforeseen circumstances. Regardless, all events will be updated on the Instagram account!

If you'd like more information, please email: uwclassicsclub@gmail.com

Follow us on social media for updates Instagram: @uw_classics_club

 

UWCSA Executive Committee

The UWCSA Executive Committee for the 2024-25 academic year is:

  • President : Alex Cloney (he/him)
  • Vice-President : Spencer Kochen (he/him)
  • Treasurer : Elliot Katchanoski (he/him)
  • Secretary : David Eastman-Hunter (he/they)
  • Social Chair : Wren Dudley (they/she/he)
Poster featuring names and images of UWCSA Executive Team for 2024-25; information available on webpage
UWCSA 2025 Colloquium - Call for Papers: Deadline January 6

Send an abstract of your paper (100-250 words) to uwclassicsclub@gmail.com

Must include a photo of yourself and a small bio

Topics may include: any subject of history from early modern humans to c.1000CE in the fields of Classics, History and Anthropology

Due date for papers: January 6, 2025 at 11:59pm

No exceptions! Anything after will not be accepted

The University of Winnipeg's Classics Students' Association held their 2024 Colloquium on Friday, February 2, 2024, featuring presentations from:

  • Sara Bostick, "Queen of the Gods - A Creative Piece"
  • Shoki Onosson, "The Ecstatic Madness of Dionysus"
  • Ryna Humniski, "The Royal Mummy Caches: Ancient Theft and Questionable Motives"
  • Elijah Casey, "Man and Women Defined: Character, Virtue, and the Body in Greek Art"
  • Colton Van Gerwen, "Reflections on Translating Plato's Apology"