Cloelia Archives

2012 was the 40th Anniversary of the Women’s Classical Caucus. As part of the 40th Anniversary volume of Cloelia, many members of the WCC joined together to help digitize the WCC Newsletter and related archival material. This page is the beginning of this project.

For Sally MacEwan, who helped move Cloelia into the digital age.

A great debt is owed to the following (if your name is not mentioned here, it is an error and please let me know): Chris Ann Matteo and Lisl Walsh for their work on the website; Allison Glazebrook and the other members of the WCC SC for supporting this initiative and helping drive it forward; Janet M. Martin for her careful and rigorous work as the WCC Archivist; Barbara Gold and Amelia Gowans for the careful and generous volunteer work of scanning the archival material into PDF; Marilyn Skinner and Barbara McManus for their comments on the archives (and for saving so many items and passing them on); Amy Richlin for finding lost issues at the last minute; and all the other members of the WCC who have contributed their paper records to the digital archives.

Below, you will find a list of Cloelia volumes in reverse chronological order (together with supplemental material when available). Some volumes are still missing. If a volume is not linked, it is either missing or in the process of being added. If you think you might have one of the missing volumes, please contact Janet M. Martin, the current WCC Archivist (jmmartin@princeton.edu). If there are errors on this page, please contact the current editor of Cloelia (Cloelia.WCC@gmail.com).

Items of interest include (but are not limited to):

Newsletters
Steering Committee Minutes
Business Meeting (now the “Open Meeting”) Minutes
Letters or Notes from the Chairs or other WCC representatives
Any item relating to the history of the WCC

NOTE: As of 2016, the publication of Cloelia migrated to the Medium website, which can be found at https://medium.com/cloelia-wcc

Publication History: 2015-1972

2011-15

Varia from the Cloelia blog

2015

N.S. Volume 5: Sensitive Subjects in the Classroom

2014

N.S. Volume 4: Classics and Pedagogy. Liz Gloyn, Guest Editor.

2013

N.S. Volume 3: Professional Issues in Classics and Beyond. Judith Fletcher, Guest Editor

2012

N.S. Volume 2: 40th Anniversary2011N.S. Vol. 1; Supplement (Results of Teaching Women Survey)

2010

No volume or numbers were issued. Given the rising costs of print publication, a specialized committee discussed the direction of Cloelia as a non-print publication, and this team effort produced the Editorial Mandate for Cloelia.

2009

39:1

2008

38:1

2007

37:1 [sic] “In Memoriam: Corinne Crawford. 35 Years of Bringing Women to Classics”

2006

37:1 [sic] “Life in Classics”

2005

336:1 [sic] “Classics and Activism”

2004

32:2 (Fall 2004) “In Memoriam: Shilpa Raval”

32:1 (Spring 2004)

2003

No Issues Published in 2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

Unknown Status Unknown Status

1997

1996

1995

1994

1993

1992

19 (Fall 1992): 20th Anniversary Issue

17 (Spring 1992)

1991

17 (Fall 1991): “Racism in Classical Studies?” (David H. Kelley, Shelley H. Haley). “Ethics Watch” (Carl A. Rubino). “Review of Classics: A Discipline and Profession in Crisis?” (Susan Ford Wiltshire).

16 (Spring 1991)

1990

15 (Spring 1990): “Kathryn Gutzwiller vs. The University of Cincinnati.”

15 (Fall 1990): “Editorial” (Shelley Haley). “Court Case Updates” (Kathryn Gutzwiller, Hugh Lee).

1989

14 (Spring 1989)

14 (Fall 1989)

1988

13 (Spring 1988): Is Classics Dead? (15th Anniversary Year.)

13 (Fall 1988): Survival

1987

12 (Spring 1987)