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ROME/ATHENS
SCHOLARSHIP:
| E. Adelaide
Hahn (1893-1967). PhD, Columbia (1929); classicist, philologist,
linguist; impressive scholar of Vergil and Latin linguistics; respected
professor of classics and administrator at Hunter in Manhattan (1921-1963), the
CUNY college for women. The first woman president (1946) of the Linguistic
Society of America which she helped found (1924), Professor Hahn became
president of CAAS (1960) near the end of a remarkable career of teaching,
writing, and service to scholarship. For more information, see this
biographical sketch, and this wonderful
personal tribute. |
In honor of E. Adelaide Hahn, an award of up to $6,000 will be
made in the spring toward the cost of study in the summer session of the
American
School of Classical Studies at Athens or the
American Academy in
Rome. Applicants must have been CAAS members in good standing for two
consecutive years prior to the year in which they apply. Preference will be
given to pre-college teachers, graduate students, and those who have not
previously received this award, with priority given to those who live and work
in the CAAS region. Applicants who receive the Fulbright cannot receive the
Hahn; applicants can receive up to $4,000 if they have been given another
award. Scholarship winners are expected to report on their summer study at the
CAAS annual meeting in October. For further information, contact Frederick
Booth, Chair of the Hahn Scholarship Committee, at
boothfre@shu.edu.
2010 Hahn
Scholar: Jennifer A. Larson, who teaches at Mount Saint
Mary’s Academy in Watchung New Jersey, has been awarded a Hahn scholarship
to attend the American School of Classical Studies in Athens during the summer
of 2010. |
