2007-2008 National Officers
Megale Prytanis: Jasmine Merced-Ownbey Beta Pi at the University of Arkansas
Megale Hyparchos: Jes Geary Alpha Mu at the University of Missouri
Megale Grammateus: Elizabeth Torresson Zeta Beta at Temple University
Megale Chrysophylax: Sarah Ruff Epsilon Iota at the University of Florida
Executive Secretary
Thomas J. Sienkewicz Gamma Omicron (Monmouth College)
Seat Figure Statue from Poggio Civitate Archaeological Excavations at UMass Amherst.
2007-2008 Board of Trustees
Martha Davis (Chair) Zeta Beta (Temple University)
Sister Thérèse Marie Dougherty Beta Kappa (College of Notre Dame of Maryland)
Joseph Garnjobst Eta Delta
(Hillsdale
College) Daniel Levine Beta Pi
(University of
Arkansas)
David Sick Beta Psi
(Rhodes
College)
Honorary Trustees
Brent M. Froberg Gamma Omega (Baylor University) W. W. de Grummond Eta (Florida State University) Wayne Tucker Beta Theta (Hampden-Sydney College)
Friday March 28th:
3:00- 4:00pm Leaving from Campus Center Hotel Lobby Walking tour/ orientation of Amherst
6:00-7:00pm Herter Hall 5th floor Registration and Reception
7:00-9:00pm Herter 227 Opening Remarks and Certamen
**Attendees will be on their own for dinner. Please refer to the enclosed guide for ideas.**
Saturday March 29th:
8:00-9:00am Bartlett Hall Atrium Continental Breakfast
9:00-11:00am Bartlett 65 First Business Meeting Megale Prytanis Jasmine Merced-Ownbey, presiding
1. Minutes of the 79th Annual Convention Megale Grammateus Elizabeth Torresson 2. Reports: Chapter Reports Reports of Contests Reports of Scholarships Report of Megale Chrysophylax Sarah Ruff Report of Megale Hyparchos Jes Geary
** A 10 minute break will be announced during this session.**
11:00am-12:00pm Bartlett 65 Student Paper Presentation
12:00-12:45pm Lunch Bartlett Atrium Committee Meetings
12:50pm Buses Depart from Haigis Mall
1:20-4:30pm: Exploring the Pioneer Valley: The afternoon will be divided into different sessions There will be two sessions for the hike and the museum trip, the first bus is at 12:50 and the second bus is at 2:30, both leave from Haigis Mall
Options:
1. Mt. Holyoke Art Museum
2. Hike Up Bare Mountain
3. Afternoon Movie (Jason and the Argonaught, Lysistrata, etc) (SOM 137)
4. Ceres Comics Exhibit and create your own Classical Comic. Their will be a contest for the best comic, the winner will be announced at dinner (Bartlett Hall)
5. Roman Gaming Table (Bartlett Hall)
4:30-6:45pm Break
6:45pm Amherst Room Campus Center 1009 Roaring 20’s Costume Contest
7:00pm Amherst Room Formal Banquet
7:45-8:15pm: Amherst Room Certamen Award Paper Award Service Award Comic Award Life Time Achivement Award: Dr. Kenneth Kitchell
8:15-8:35pm Amherst Room The House of Many Doors: a life in the Classics by Kenneth Kitchell
Sunday March 30th 8:00-9:00am Bartlett Hall Atrium Continental Breakfast
9:00-11:00am Bartlett 65 Second Business Meeting Megale Prytanis Jasmine Merced-Ownbey, presiding
Closing Remarks
Acknowledgements:
Epsilon Omicron would like to acknowledge the follow groups and people for their help supporting, organizing, and hosting the convention:
Dr. Ralph Hexter, President Hampshire College Dr. Thomas J. Sienkewicz Dr. Marios Philippides Dr. Rex Wallace Lisa Marie Smith, Classics Secretary The Faculty of the University of Massachusetts Amherst Classics Department Mr. Joseph Lynch, Franklin High School Mt. Holyoke Art Museum Amherst Camber of Commerce UMass Art Department Past and Current Members of Epsilon Omicron
We hope that you enjoyed your stay in the Pioneer Valley, and we hope to see you again real soon.
-Epsilon Omicron Convention Committee Andrew Carroll Kelsey Whiting-Jones Jesse Sawyer
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