Similar products
Similar products

Shipping & policies
- Estimated delivery Aug 5-17
Free and easy returns. Learn more
With Faire, shop unique wholesale products for your store from brands like Arcadia Publishing and more.
Description
Since 1973, the Latin/Greek Institute (LGI) at the City University of New York has trained thousands of students in the classical languages. After 50 days of highly choreographed study, graduates of the institute’s basic Latin and Greek programs—who enter with little or no prior knowledge—are able to engage in advanced reading courses and/or sit for graduate language exams. This is a remarkable feat made possible by a unique curricular model developed by the institute’s visionary founder, Dr. Floyd L. Moreland. A summer at the LGI is almost impossible to describe; it is as much an experience as a program of study. Largely assembled from the archives of Brooklyn College, this book tells the story of the Latin/Greek Institute from its prehistory to its 50th anniversary and includes a visual history of its academics, dramatis personae, and an array of customs and traditions that have come to define this unique academic enterprise. Paperback
Details
SKU: 9781467161152 Made in United States Age: Adult Author: Lucas G. Rubin Binding: Paperback Subject: History
Ratings and reviews
Relevance
Top Shop celebrates exceptional brands who have earned a 4.8+ rating over the last 12 months, fulfill orders quickly and smoothly, and maintain a fresh catalog.
5.0
Brand rating ()
5
5
22
22
4
4
0
0
3
3
0
0
2
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
5.0
Product quality
5.0
Fulfillment
5.0
Communication
No reviews for Latin/Greek Institute at City University of New York yet.
















