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Classics AB (Classical Languages - Latin)/TESOL and World Language Education MAT (TESOL)(non-thesis)

This Classics A.B. (Area of Emphasis: Classical Languages - Latin)/World Language Education M.A.T Double Dawgs program prepares students to be leaders in the instruction of Latin language at the P-12 level. The Classics A.B. provides excellent instruction in Latin language and the refinement of translation skills within the cultural contexts of Classical antiquity from Homer to Augustine. This program fulfills requirements for an M.A.T in World Language Education, which leads to GA certification at the T-5 level. Students will also have the opportunity to earn a TESOL endorsement for grades P-12 if they wish to be able to teach English to English Language Learners or have them as students in their Latin courses.

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Admission to Program

Students may apply to the Classics A.B. (Area of Emphasis: Classical Languages - Latin)/ World Language Education M.A.T pathway during the spring semester of the third year and for matriculation as a World Language Education M.A.T student in the fall of the fifth year. Admittance to the pathway requires a 3.0 overall GPA and 3.0 in all CLAS or LLED courses.

Curriculum

Graduate-level courses that may be used to satisfy undergraduate and graduate program requirements.

Up to twelve (12) credit hours of 6000 - level CLAS, LATN, or LING graduate-level courses may count toward undergraduate degree requirements or the following LLED courses may count: LLED 7040, LLED 7630, LLED 7730.

Additional requirements that are unique to this Double Dawgs program:

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Admission to Graduate Program

Applicants are required to submit a statement of purpose, a transcript; and one letter of recommendation from a professor in Classics who can attest to the candidate's linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding. In addition, applicants are required to submit one letter of recommendation from a supervisor who can attest to the applicant's experience working with children and/or adolescents (P-12). A total of 50 hours of documented experience is required that may come from a single or a combination of various sources, including summer employment; after-school programs; church programs; community programs; or similar experiences.

Program Advisor

  • Name: Mario Erasmo
  • Email: merasmo@uga.edu
  • Phone: 7065422188
  • Address: Department of Classics, 235 Park Hall
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Undergraduate Major Information

  • Major: Classics A.B.
  • Department/College: Classics

Advising Contact

  • Name: Mario Erasmo
  • Email: merasmo@uga.edu
  • Phone: 7065422188
  • Address: Department of Classics 235 Park Hall

Graduate Major Information

  • Major: World Language Education M.A.T.
  • Department/College: Language and Literacy Education

Advising Contact

  • Name: Lou Tolosa-Casadont
  • Email: ltolosacasadont@uga.edu
  • Phone: 7065425221
  • Address: College of Education 315 Aderhold Hall