Contact Us
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| Grapes spill over a wall in Lindos, on the island of Rhodes, Greece |
General departmental contact:
Department of Greek and Latin
308 McMahon Hall
The Catholic University of America
620 Michigan Ave NE
Washington, DC 20064
Phone: (202) 319-5216
Fax: (202) 319-5297
General email: cua-greek-latin@cua.edu
For requests for language teaching, tutoring, or translations, please check our guidelines to ensure that all relevant information is included before using the general email to submit your inquiry.
Current or incoming CUA students should also use the general email to schedule times for placement exams in Latin or Greek.
For application inquiries or curricular questions, it may be helpful for you to know that the following individuals occupy particular administrative positions within the department:
Chair:
Professor William E. Klingshirn
Click here to email Professor Klingshirn.
Administrative Assistant to the Chair:
Ms. Emily Casey
Click here to email Ms. Casey.
Director of Undergraduate Studies:
Dr. Sarah Brown Ferrario
Click here to email Dr. Ferrario.
Certificate Coordinator:
Professor Frank A. C. Mantello
Click here to email Professor Mantello.
Director of Graduate Studies:
Dr. William J. McCarthy
Click here to email Dr. McCarthy.
Alumni, please feel free to use the general email--unless, of course, you would like to get in touch directly with a former professor. We look forward to hearing from you!
Finally, if you are a graduate, friend, or visitor interested in supporting the department's endowments or general fund, please feel free to read more about these opportunities or to email the department chair.
Directions to Campus and to the Department
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Campus map
The university provides a pdf map, as well as a dynamic map showing accessibility features on campus.
Metro
CUA has its own stop (called "Brookland/CUA") on the Red Line of the DC Metro. As you exit the Metro station through the platform turnstiles, take the tunnel to the left to reach street level next to the university. The campus entrance will be on your left, just across John McCormack Road, as you leave the stairs or escalator.
Car
The university provides detailed driving directions to the CUA campus. Parking is at a premium at CUA, but there are metered spaces in front of Mullen Library, next to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception ("the Shrine"), and along John McCormack Road, on the east side of campus. Three-hour free parking is also available along Harewood Road, on the west side of campus, but the city time limits should be carefully observed.
Our building
The Department of Greek and Latin is in McMahon Hall, room 308, an office suite located to your left at the very end of the third-floor hall (including passing through a set of double doors) as you exit the elevator, or to your right at the end of the hall (including the same set of double doors) if you come up using the central staircases.
Our 19th-century building has odd-numbered rooms at one end of each floor and even-numbered rooms at the other; rooms are labeled mainly through the use of overhead signs.
Website and Photo Credits and Technical Notes
All uncredited photos of Greece, Greek artifacts, and Roman Spain were provided by Dr. Sarah Ferrario of the Department of Greek and Latin. Many of the photos from Rome itself were provided by Daniel Ferrario.
The 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, and 2010-11 Department of Greek and Latin classics posters (seen in miniature below, and occasionally appearing elsewhere on this website, as well) and the departmental type treatment were designed and executed by Lara Fredrickson, graphic designer in the CUA Office of Publications and Design Services.
All other photos are either credited, submitted directly by students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the department, or licensed through purchase.
The Department of Greek and Latin also wishes to express its gratitude for ongoing site management and technical support to CUA's Center for Planning and Information Technology (CPIT); to Bart Pollock, CUA Web Content Editor; and especially to Edward Trudeau, Associate Director of University Web Sites.
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