Important Do with all the Info for Convention
2022 OJCL Convention Information
Ways to study for the academic tests:
- quizlets for online studying for the academic tests
- for vocab, do ‘Latin verbs’ and ‘Latin nouns’ and ‘Ecce 1 Vocabulary’
- for Roman culture, do all the various ‘Roman Life’ ones
- study guide: Myth – Transformations based on Ovid, summaries
- study guide: Myth – Transformations based on Ovid, quizzes on the summaries
- study guide: Hist/Cult – for novice & lower
- study guide: vocab and derivatives
- quizlet, history culture from old NLEs: https://quizlet.com/143691026/nle-all-history-and-culture-review-flash-cards/
2021 OJCL Convention
the schedule of events for the weekend!
Directions to submit Graphic Arts projects!
Link to cut and paste your Modern Myth
Link to cut and paste your Poem
Directions for the Cartoon and Storytelling Panels and Multimedia
Here are the ID numbers for submitting your projects!
The convention is entirely virtual. It starts Fri March 5 at 5 pm and ends Sun March at 2:30 pm. Students are not required to attend all the events, but are encouraged to participate as much as they are able. The schedule for the weekend has not yet been released.
Information about convention:
The cost is $30, with the check made out to ‘Summit.’ Please bring in the check as soon as possible.
- Who is participating in this virtual convention? 23 Summit students, 9 MSers and 14 USers. Here is a complete list.
- Attendance is a privilege, not a right. Extra work outside of class is required: the various ways to earn the privilege of attending convention
- ALL PROJECTS FOR LAST YEAR’S CANCELLED CONVENTION CAN SUBMITTED AGAIN THIS YEAR.
- Here are the ID numbers for submitting your projects!
- All students are required to do one (or one more, for those who had planned to go last year) Pre-Convention projects (Modern Myth, Poetry, Cartoon, Multimedia, Comic Storytelling). Submit the project(s) to your teacher by Wed Feb 3, the teacher will suggest improvements, and then the deadline to formally submit the project(s) is Sun Feb 7. https://ojcl.org/contests/pre-convention-contests/ has the rules for each type of project.
- All students are required to do extra work – academic or artistic or performing arts. This document explains the various contests/projects/tests/certamen and how to complete/study for them.
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INFO FROM LAST YEAR’S CANCELLED 2020 OJCL CONVENTION
- leave at 10:00 on Fri March 13, return around 5:00 on Sun March 15
- 2020 ojcl convention – list of creative arts students
- 2020 OJCL covid-19 statement
- This is the link to upload pix of all your projects
- 2020 OJCL Convention – list of students who will attend
- 2020 ojcl ID numbers – needed to submit projects
- 2020 OJCL Media Release and Conduct Form – required! Turn the form into your Latin teacher.
- Summit perm slip – required! Turn the form into your Latin teacher.
- PLEASE READ! 2020 Summit Convention Checklist
- IMPORTANT: Here is the link to the form if your child needs to take medication while at convention. The student must turn in this form with the medication in a plastic bag on Fri to Larry Dean or one of the adult chaperones (Dr. Venkatesan or Dr. Liao).
- quizlets for online studying for the academic tests
- for vocab, do ‘Latin verbs’ and ‘Latin nouns’ and ‘Ecce 1 Vocabulary’
- for Roman culture, do all the various ‘Roman Life’ ones
- study guide: Myth – Transformations based on Ovid, summaries
- study guide: Myth – Transformations based on Ovid, quizzes on the summaries
- study guide: Hist/Cult – for novice & lower, by Dean
- study guide: vocab and derivatives
Want to win $ at the convention talent show? Sign up for OJCL’s Got Talent! Audition is Fri night, actual performance is Sat night. Performances can be singing, dancing, playing an instrument, stand-up comedy, anything that is entertaining.
Congratulations to senior Mike Hall for winning a half-scholarship to the state convention from the Ohio Senior Classical League, the organization of college students which helps to organize the convention.
- Click here for a 6 minute video explaining the requirements for convention (this is the 2016 version, but requirements are the same)
- general information about convention
- Attendance is a privilege, not a right. Extra work outside of class is required: the various ways to earn the privilege of attending convention