Admissions Principles Curriculum Daily Program Faculty Costs and Academic Credit Intermediate and Advanced Latin study in an immersion environment. This assumes an active knowledge of morphology and intermediate vocabulary. Likely participants are high-school Latin teachers and graduate students in classics or medieval studies. Advanced undergraduates are also welcome. Disce te immergendo.
Language learning is aided by maximal exposure and immersion in the language.
A residential setting devoted strictly to Latin allows participants more linguistic exposure and support than can be had in a typical academic course. Participants will often learn best by teaching others, either in group work or in full-class presentations. Classwork will involve pattern drills, writing exercises, group work, dialogs, synonym and antonym exercises, Latin word-formation, and use of visual materials. Reading and discussion. Texts will come from ancient, medieval, and modern Latin sources.