This program is designed for high school teachers and community college teachers who wish to improve their skills, prepare for serious research, and improve their credentials with a special emphasis in Latin literature and Roman history.
Most students in the distance learning track will not be taking course work in the traditional, full time manner. Instead, we expect that there will be considerable use of special summer courses, independent study, shared courses at other SUS campuses, as well as distance education course work through the web and other means. Also, students transferring into this program from other institutions will have greatly differing needs. For all these reasons, it would be difficult to construct a program of course work for a typical student in each track since there will be no “typical” student. Instead, listed below are the general requirements for these tracks, from which students, in consultation with the department's faculty, will make up their individualized program of study.
Requirements:
Locational - 30 hours of doctoral work in residence. Residency requirements can be satisfied through intensive, on-campus two-week summer institutes in Gainesville, FL.
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