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Auxilia (Resources)

Use this page as a home for various resources. I will continue to build the page throughout the semester.

 Course Resources

1. Use Forum (our class-wide discussion board) to pose questions and give answers to your colleagues as well as to share any resources you come across.
2. Use the Libellus Chartārum to review all the grammatical forms of Latin 1.
3. Check out Grading Marks and Abbreviations to understand assignment corrections.
4. We have on Course Reserves English Grammar for Students of Latin in case there's a grammar topic you wish to learn more about in English. Click on "Course Reserves" in the Navigation menu on the left.
5. Check out this page for my Latin 1 topic lectures.
6. If you'd like some practice for the vocabulary quizzes and their different question types, check out Practice Quiz 1.

 External Learning Aids

1. If you're looking for more practice, try Magistrula Links to an external site., a free online Latin-learning resource.
2. If you need a Latin dictionary, use Latinitium Links to an external site.. Their user-friendly design is the best for beginning-level students. Please don't use other dictionaries without consulting your instructor first.
3. If you're struggling with verb forms, you can use Conjuguemos Links to an external site. to practice.
4. If you're interested in a cultural, literary, or historical conversation, check out the Auxilia tab in some modules' Agenda or using UF Libraries Links to an external site. to search for more information on the topic.
5. Rebecca Cefaratti has some helpful videos by Wheelock chapter on YouTube Links to an external site.. Be advised that I do not follow the topics in the same order nor teach in the same manner. I also haven't vetted every individual video, so be wary of that, too.

 UF Classics Resources

UF Classics offers a variety of educational programs to undergraduates.

• Get a Classics Major Links to an external site. on one of our four tracks (Ancient Language, Classical Civilization, Modern Greek, or Teacher Certification).
• Get a Classics Minor Links to an external site.! Completing the Beginning Latin sequence already achieves 6 of 15 required credits.

Follow us on social media Links to an external site. to learn more about the department.

The Department of Classics and the Center for Greek Studies offer a variety of scholarship opportunities Links to an external site. for students who take classes in the department. They become available early in the Spring semester. Consider applying, especially to receive financial aid for study abroad opportunities.

 Mental Wellness and Financial Resources

• Counseling and Wellness CenterLinks to an external site.
• Hitchcock Field and Fork Pantry
• UF Libraries technology rentals Links to an external site.
• Sportula Microgrants Links to an external site.

 Classics Resources

Are you curious about Classics? Maybe considering graduate school? Check out these resources:

• Classics Graduate Programs in North AmericaLinks to an external site.
• Society for Classical Studies

There are many groups where students of diverse backgrounds can meet others from their communities who study Classics across the country, continent, or even the world. Check out a sampling of these groups here:

• Asian and Asian American Classical CaucusLinks to an external site.
• Classics and Social JusticeLinks to an external site.
• Crip AntiquityLinks to an external site.
• Eos: Africana Receptions of Ancient Greece and RomeLinks to an external site.
• Hesperides: Classics in the Luso-Hispanic WorldLinks to an external site.
• Lambda Classical CaucusLinks to an external site.
• Mountaintop CoalitionLinks to an external site.
• Multiculturalism, Race, and Ethnicity in Classics ConsortiumLinks to an external site.
• Trans in ClassicsLinks to an external site.
• Women's Classical Caucus