CAMWS Awards for Outstanding Accomplishment in Classical Studies
Every year, the Classical Association of the Middle West and South offers Awards for Outstanding Accomplishment in Classical Studies. These go to deserving undergraduate students who have been selected by the classics department at their college or university. Each award brings with it a certificate and a one-year complimentary membership in CAMWS.
St. Olaf’s winner for 2024-25 is Lucia M. Iurino ’25, a Classics and Music major from Tucson, AZ, who earned distinction in Classics with her paper, “Playing Hunters,” on hunting metaphors in Plato.
Winners of CAMWS Awards, 2004-2024
2004
Kathleen R. Burt
David R. Schiedler
2005
Kathleen E. Ess
Christopher A. Schifani
2006
Keeley Esterhay
Kendra E. Olson
A. Kirstine Wynn
2007
Elizabeth A. Beerman
Jennifer S. Starkey
Joshua P. Swenson
2008
Kayla A. Rasmussen
2009
Hilary J. Bouxsein
B. Cory Holec
Nathan C. O’Keefe
2010
Jennifer N. Easler
2011
Katherine A. Crawford
Martin P. Shedd
Jennifer A. Stanull
2012
Emily Marie Sandquist
2013
Collin J. Moat
2014
Rebecca A. Frank
2015
Grace B. Koch
Chance E. Bonar
2016
Leif D. McClellan
2017
Kirby L. Schoephoerster
Joseph A. C. Burkhart
2018
Herman S. Hannan
2019
Devin P. Ames
2020
Clara A. Gambill
JuliAnne N. Rach
Wynn A. Walk-Martin
2021
Elizabeth A. Barth
Emma K. Bunde
Alexander P. Kiprof
2022
Christian A. Wolfgram
2023
Audrey R. Hoehner
2024
Erica S. Collin
Ruth F. Hailey