The students of CLST 10/REL 19: Ancient Magic and Religion invite you to an informal interactive learning showcase and open house of their final projects. Visitor are welcome to walk through the display and speak to students about their experiential learning projects.

Students, working in groups, were tasked with creating a multi-media presentation and display of religious and magical objects related to a topic or theme in this course. Each group had to use at least two media and two different workshops. Ancient sources included literary accounts, legal documents, and material objects, such as inscriptions, amulets, tablets, magical images, and papyri.

Free and open to the public!

Sponsored by the Classics and DCAL Experiential Learning Grant