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Welcome to the FLAVA Fall Conference 2019: Let Languages Unlock Your World! Please continue to check SCHED for the most up-to-date information regarding the conference. 
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Thursday, October 3
 

1:30pm EDT

Session 10: Storytelling As A Key To Latin Literacy Room 17Colleen Parker

2:30pm EDT

Session 21: Mything Resources? Plunder This Trove of Information Room 17Lori Kissell

3:15pm EDT

Coffee Break Harrison Exhibitor Hall

4:15pm EDT

Session 31: Unveiling The Roman Province Of Dacia Room 17Mihaela Biliana Sati

5:15pm EDT

Session 42: Latin: Shifting Your Paradigm Room 17John White

6:30pm EDT

Wine/Snack Reception Conference Center Lobby
 
Friday, October 4
 

7:30am EDT

Continental Breakfast Taylor and Adams Hall

9:00am EDT

Plenary II- Awards and Keynote Address AuditoriumAkash Patel

11:00am EDT

Lunch on Own and Visit Exhibits in Harrison Hall Harrison Exhibitor Hall

2:00pm EDT

Session 72: Comprehensible Input: Using Spoken-Latin Games/Activities To Provide Input For Your Students! Room 17Dr. Daryl “Gus” Grissom

3:00pm EDT

Session 88: Do As The Romans Do Room 17Kely Lonergan

3:45pm EDT

Coffee Break with Exhibitors Harrison Exhibitor Hall

4:45pm EDT

Session 104: Poetic Analysis Of Ovid For Advanced Latin Classes (Part I - Theory) Room 17Nadia Ghosheh • Kevin Jefferson

5:45pm EDT

Session 118: Poetic Analysis Of Ovid For Advanced Latin Classes (Part II - Examples and Application) Room 17Nadia Ghosheh • Kevin Jefferson
 
Saturday, October 5
 

9:00am EDT

Session 132: Res Novae Room 17Jacquelyn Wilkins

9:45am EDT

Coffee Break Harrison Exhibitor Hall

10:30am EDT

Session 144: Revolutionary Teachers Room 17Andrea Weiskopf

11:30am EDT

Session 157: Hacks For Using More Oral Latin In The Classroom Room 17Amy Petersen

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Provided for Early Bird Pre-Registered Attendees and Affiliate Meetings Taylor and Adams Hall

1:45pm EDT

Session 179: Smithfield High School's Ancient Music Makers Room 17April Spratley

2:45pm EDT

Session 193: When Odysseus Met Harry Potter: Using Youth Literature To Teach Classical Myth Room 17Vassiliki Panoussi