Convivium - classics at Canterbury
This convivial event will explore the lives and careers of four fascinating characters who influenced classical education at Canterbury.
When Canterbury College opened in 1873, Classics was considered a cornerstone of a good education and Latin was a required subject.
This convivial event will be comprised of four short talks exploring the lives and careers of four fascinating characters who influenced classical education at Canterbury – Francis Haslam, Hugh Scott, Ernst Badian, and Miss Marion Steven.
Quirky, complex and deeply dedicated to their discipline, these four scholars had a significant impact on generations of students at the University of Canterbury.
- Camerata Room, UC Teece Museum.
- Doors open 6pm.
- Entry is free, but seats are limited so registration is essential.
- Refreshments will be provided.
Image: JLMC 56.58 Eye Cup, James Logie Memorial Collection.
When Canterbury College opened in 1873, Classics was considered a cornerstone of a good education and Latin was a required subject.
This convivial event will be comprised of four short talks exploring the lives and careers of four fascinating characters who influenced classical education at Canterbury – Francis Haslam, Hugh Scott, Ernst Badian, and Miss Marion Steven.
Quirky, complex and deeply dedicated to their discipline, these four scholars had a significant impact on generations of students at the University of Canterbury.
- Camerata Room, UC Teece Museum.
- Doors open 6pm.
- Entry is free, but seats are limited so registration is essential.
- Refreshments will be provided.
Image: JLMC 56.58 Eye Cup, James Logie Memorial Collection.
UC Teece Museum, 3 Hereford Street, Christchurch Central
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