Skidmore College Department of Classics

These pages contain suggestions for internships, graduate study in Classics, teaching positions in Classics and related fields, and job opportunities for students trained in Classics.

Andrew Cencini '01: Classics minor, Computer Science major, CITS intern and Microsoft manager (July 2001)

"[Classics] directed the course of my entire life - graduate school at UCLA starts fall '99 and I can't wait to leave the real world!" Leah Guerreiro-Ramos '97

"One thing that has definitely helped me is the work ethic which Classics forced me to develop. I miss learning Latin and want to return to Classics in the future. Right now, I am rereading the Aeneid to keep in touch with my roots." Kevin Relyea '97

"People seem interested that someone who was a business major and working in the field of business also majored in Classics, [which] is an asset since it makes me stand-out from the people with whom I work. I supervise many people with problems writing complete documents. Often, their point is unclear and they jump aimlessly from topic to topic. However, I think that writing papers for my Classics classes made me a better writer and these skills have carried over to my business career." Danielle Brulotte '96