Students place high in national translation contests

6.27.21

Another good year in national Classics honor society's annual contests

The department is thrilled to report that two of our undergraduate students have earned distinction in this year’s Eta Sigma Phi national translation contests.

Sanji Bhavsar, Class of 2021, placed first in the Latin Prose Translation contest.

Barry Henaku, Class of 2023, placed second in the Intermediate Latin Translation contest.

We congratulate these strong students on these standout performances during a very tough year!

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