College

Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences

Date of Last Revision

2026-05-01 13:56:00

Major

Criminology and Criminal Justice

Honors Course

MODL 498

Number of Credits

3

Degree Name

Bachelor of Science

Date of Expected Graduation

Spring 2026

Abstract

The Latin language, widely referred to as a "dead language," has historically held a great influence throughout various cultures and dialects, still holding some of this importance in the contemporary world. This project intends to explore these influences, both modern and historical, as well as how the language is now considered dead. A variety of written material spanning several centuries will be utilized to examine these aspects of the project posed within the presented overarching theme. All of the relevant information from these texts will ultimately be summarized and critically detailed within a written report that displays the findings of this research. It will also be presented to attendees of the Williams Honors College Research Symposium.

Research Sponsor

Scott Keister

First Reader

Abigail Ernst

Second Reader

Rachel Morgan

Honors Faculty Advisor

David Licate

Proprietary and/or Confidential Information

No

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