Alumni
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We in the Department of Classics truly enjoy receiving feedback from our graduates. Please share your thoughts with us and your fellow alumni.
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Testimonials
![[photo] Stephanie LaBomascus, alumna](../../images/stephanie.jpg)
There’s an intimacy within the Department of Classics because both students and professors share the same appreciation for the Classical civilizations and literature. I feel very lucky to have been a part of it.
![[photo] James Schneider, student](../../images/jim.jpg)
I think it one of the greatest blessings of my life to be able to devote my college years to these authors and in the process gain a solid education which will help me for years to come.
![[photo] Ian Ronderos, alumnus](../../images/ian.jpg)
The Department of Classics creates an unparalled experience to study some of the most profound and beautiful works ever created by humans under the tutelage of faculty as brilliant as they are friendly.
![[photo] Broderick Henry, student](../../images/broderick.jpg)
Although some may dismiss the ancient world as inapplicable to modern society, I am intrigued by its relevance to and expressions in the cultures of western civilization. Classics has allowed me to see the world, and American society, through a number of different lenses.
![[photo] Mike Dybicz, study abroad student](../../images/mike.jpg)
Classics offers an unparalleled interaction with faculty coupled with an incredible depth and range of subject matter. My ability to think—and write—clearly has grown considerbly from having to master such a wide variety of subjects.
![[photo] Alicen Foresman, study abroad student](../../images/alicen.jpg)
Studying Classics is like working a puzzle with missing pieces. You're able to get most of the picture—and it's beautiful—but you still have to make some guesses to complete the scene. That's the fun part.
