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University of Georgia www.classics.uga.edu Volume 27 2013 Sallie Spence: On the Brink of New Adventures Professor Sarah Sallie Spence began her UGA career in the Department of Comparative Literature

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How to fill out 2013 classics department newsletter:

1. Begin by gathering all relevant information that needs to be included in the newsletter. This can include department updates, upcoming events, faculty spotlights, student achievements, and any other pertinent information.
2. Format the newsletter in a visually attractive and organized manner. Use headings, subheadings, and bullet points to make the content easy to read and navigate.
3. Start with a brief introduction or welcome message to catch the reader's attention and set the tone for the newsletter.
4. Include a section for department updates, highlighting any recent accomplishments, changes, or announcements. This can include new faculty hires, research projects, collaborations, or any other significant updates within the department.
5. Provide details about upcoming events or opportunities within the classics department. This can include guest lectures, workshops, conferences, or any other events that students and faculty may be interested in attending or participating in.
6. Include a section for faculty spotlights, where you can highlight the achievements or notable work of individual faculty members. This can include recent publications, awards, grants received, or any other accomplishments.
7. Dedicate a section to student achievements and accomplishments. This can include showcasing student research projects, presentations, awards, scholarships, or any other noteworthy achievements within the classics department.
8. Consider adding a section for alumni updates or profiles. This can showcase the successes and career paths of former classics department students, creating a sense of connection and inspiration for current students.
9. End the newsletter with a call-to-action, encouraging readers to get involved or participate in any ongoing initiatives or opportunities within the classics department.

Who needs 2013 classics department newsletter:

1. Students and faculty members within the classics department who want to stay updated on departmental news, events, and achievements.
2. Alumni of the classics department who are interested in staying connected with the department and learning about the current happenings.
3. Other departments or organizations within the university or outside entities who collaborate or have an interest in the classics department and its activities.
4. Prospective students or individuals who are considering studying classics or pursuing a career in the field and want to learn more about the department and its offerings.
5. Parents or family members of current or prospective students who want to stay informed about the classics department's activities and opportunities for their loved ones.

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