Peggy L. Chambers

University of Oklahoma

Classics Department

Classics Instructor/Letters Advisor

Kaufman Hall, Room 114

405-325-4931

pchambers@ou.edu

COURSES TAUGHT/DEVELOPED

• 1999-present, Internet Guided Independent Study in the Humanities, College of Liberal Studies

• 1999-present, The Natural Histories of Pliny The Elder

• 1997, CLC 3510, Classical Elements in Modern Italy, May 18-31, Maiori, Italy.  Classical literature, history, architecture, archaeology and language in its modern context.

• 1995-present, Latin 3113, Pliny the Younger's Character as Revealed Through His Letters

• 1994-present, Latin 1315, "Intensive Latin", an accelerated course designed to move the exceptional student with a language background through the basic elements of Latin in one semester.

• 1994-present, Latin 1215, in 16 lessons, OCCE Department of Independent Study

• 1993, Beginning Latin I, College of Liberal Studies

• 1993, Beginning Latin II, College of Liberal Studies

• 1993-present, Latin 1115, in 20 lessons, OCCE Department of Independent Study

• 1992-present, Latin 2113, "The Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius." An Intermediate Latin four week Reading Course

• 1990, Freshman Orientation "Gateway" Course.

• 1989, Freshman Orientation "Gateway" Course.

• 1987-present, Honors Directed Readings

• 1986, CLC 3510, "Roman Britain". A study tour of the major classical archaeological sites of London, Bath, Cirencester, Chester, Hexham, York, Lincoln and Oxford, focusing on the importance of these sites in Roman literature, civilization and  mythology.

• 1985, CLC 3510, "Rome and Northern Italy with the Classics". A study tour of the major classical archaeological sites of Florence, Rome, Capri, Assisi and Venice, focusing on the importance of these sites in Roman literature, civilization and  mythology.

• 1985, CLC 3510, "In Greece and Her Isles with the Classics". A study tour of the major classical archaeological sites of mainland Greece, Crete, Rhodes and Santorini.

• 1985, CLC 3970, "Roma". An Honors course surveying Roman civilization and history through literature, artifacts, on-site slides.

• 1985, CLC 3230 "Greek and Roman Civilization". A survey of Greek and Roman civilization through ancient literature, mythology, and historical novels.

• 1983, Latin 2113, "Caesar and Cicero". A comparative study of the character, grammatical style, and historical importance of two pivotal personalities in Western Civilization.

• 1983, CLC 3970, "Hellas". An Honors course surveying through literature, artifacts, slides and research papers the events, persons and issues that have influenced and still influence Western Civilization.

• 1983, CLC 3230, "In Greece with the Classics". A study tour of the major classical archaeological sites of mainland Greece as well as the islands of Mykonos, Delos, Santorini and Crete.

• 1982, CLC 2113, "The Glory and the Grandeur". A survey of Greek and Roman civilization through ancient literature, mythology, and historical novels. Supplemented with on-site slides and participation in modern remnants of ancient theater and dancing.

• 1982, CLC 3230, "In Italy with the Classics". A study tour of the major classical archaeological sites of Rome, Ostia, Capri, and Paestum in Italy and the Greek cities of Segesta and Agrigento in Sicily, focusing on the importance of these sites in Greco-Roman literature, civilization and mythology.

• 1981, CLC 3230, "In Greece with the Classics". A study tour of the major classical archaeological sites of ancient Greece focusing on their importance in Greek literature, civilization and mythology.