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CAMWSClassical Association of the Middle West and South
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About CAMWS

A professional home for anyone interested in the classical world

"…including classicists at all levels of instruction, that promotes the knowledge and appreciation of classical antiquity through support of pedagogy, original research and public outreach." — CAMWS mission statement, 2017

Eleven regions

CAMWS covers 32 U.S. states and 3 Canadian provinces. Choose a region to see its states and how to reach its vice-president.

CAMWS's eleven regions Map of the United States and southern Canada with the 32 CAMWS states and 3 provinces shaded by region. The same information is in the list beside the map. Manitoba: Canada regionOntario: Canada regionSaskatchewan: Canada regionAlabama: Gulf regionArkansas: Upper South regionArizona: Rocky Mountain regionColorado: Rocky Mountain regionFlorida: Southeast regionGeorgia: Southeast regionIowa: Plains regionIllinois: Lake Michigan regionIndiana: Lake Michigan regionKansas: Plains regionKentucky: Upper South regionLouisiana: Gulf regionMichigan: Lake Michigan regionMinnesota: Northern Plains regionMissouri: Plains regionMississippi: Gulf regionNorth Carolina: Tidewater regionNorth Dakota: Northern Plains regionNebraska: Plains regionNew Mexico: Rocky Mountain regionNevada: Rocky Mountain regionOhio: Ohio Valley regionOklahoma: Plains regionSouth Carolina: Southeast regionSouth Dakota: Northern Plains regionTennessee: Upper South regionTexas: Gulf regionUtah: Rocky Mountain regionVirginia: Tidewater regionWisconsin: Northern Plains regionWest Virginia: Ohio Valley regionWyoming: Rocky Mountain region
Regions as listed on camws.org. Boundaries: Natural Earth (public domain).

Choose a region

Every state and province has a vice-president, reachable at statename@camws.org.

Design note: camws.org shows the regions as a single image whose clickable areas have no text alternatives, and each area links to a page that no longer exists (checked 12 October 2026). This map is drawn from public boundary data by the site's own code: the list beside it carries the same information as text, works with a keyboard, and stays correct when a region changes.

Who we are

CAMWS is the largest regional classics association in the United States and Canada, founded in 1905. Its members are Latin and Greek teachers at every level, undergraduate and graduate students, independent scholars, and anyone who enjoys learning about the classical world. Members are welcome from anywhere.

CAMWS is a member of the Society for Classical Studies, the National Humanities Alliance and the International Federation of Associations of Classical Studies (FIEC).

The Southern Section

The Southern Section holds its own meeting every other autumn. A call for input on reimagining the Section is open now.

Questions to the Section's Secretary-Treasurer: camws-ss@camws.org

Contacts

Home office

T. Davina McClain, Secretary-Treasurer
camwsst@camws.org
Katie Alfultis-Rayburn, Administrative Assistant

Watson Memorial Library, Rm 313, Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA 71497 · 318-357-4358 · camws@camws.org

Officers and editors

Committees

Every committee chair has an address of its own, such as cplg@camws.org. Add "committee" to reach the whole committee: cplgcommittee@camws.org.

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