Virtual Classical Association talk

​Dear Sheffield CA friends,

This year has brought us many things, but one that we can definitely celebrate is that 2020 is the centenary of the founding of the Sheffield branch of the Classical Association! 

To help us mark our centenary year, we are delighted to be hosting  a virtual talk:

Professor John Drinkwater: 'Sejanus, black-hearted villain or innocent victim of the paranoia of the emperor Tiberius?'
Wednesday 14 October, 16:15-17:30 (UK time)

Sign up to attend by completing this form (you will be sent a link to join the talk closer to the time):
https://forms.gle/kpJiZcX38nPH4PNJA

Professor Drinkwater (Nottingham/Sheffield) is a distinguished Roman historian and a long-time supporter of the Sheffield CA branch - a double treat for us in the centenary year. This talk will be co-hosted by the Medieval and Ancient Research Seminars (MARS).

Also to note:

• In the next month, we will be contacting you again to provide details for renewing your Sheffield CA subscription for the coming year - please keep an eye out for this email!
• Our second Sheffield CA talk for 2020-21, by Tom Philips (Manchester)  'Apollonius Rhodius and Hellenistic Poetry', is scheduled for 21 April 2021. We will be in touch again early in the new year to confirm this date, and to let you know about other Classical-themed MARS talks to be held in the spring

Yours with best wishes,
Jane


-- 
Dr Jane Rempel (she/her)

Lecturer in Classical Archaeology

Department of Archaeology 
University of Sheffield
Minalloy House
10-16 Regent Street

S1 3NJ