Medieval History
CFP: ICMA Student Committee Session
International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University
May 7?10, 2009
Class in Session: Images of Pupils and Teachers in the Middle Ages
The Student Committee of the International Center of Medieval Art is a group that seeks to give a voice to all students in medieval art history. For the 2009 Congress at Kalamazoo, we are sponsoring a session that focuses on depictions of medieval education and the transmission of knowledge from teacher to pupil. From the home to the schoolroom to the university, how do images of medieval pupils and their teachers contribute to a clearer understanding of medieval education in practice?
As a committee that addresses student concerns, we would like to cultivate progressive scholarship and we welcome contributions with interdisciplinary approaches. We especially encourage scholars early in their careers to submit papers on the topic of education in medieval art of any period and medium.
Please submit your abstracts (no more than 300 words) for a 15-20 minute paper, along with a completed Participant Information Form, to session organizer Julia Finch ([email protected] or [email protected]) by the deadline of September 15. Earlier submissions are appreciated. Participant Information Forms can be found at http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/congress/submissions.html#Paper.
For information on the International Center of Medieval Art, see our website at http://www.medievalart.org/.
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Julia A. Finch
Ph.D. Candidate
History of Art and Architecture
University of Pittsburgh
104 Frick Fine Arts Building
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
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Medieval History
CFP: Images of Pupils and Teachers in the Middle Ages, Kalamazoo May 7-10, 2009
CFP: ICMA Student Committee Session
International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University
May 7?10, 2009
Class in Session: Images of Pupils and Teachers in the Middle Ages
The Student Committee of the International Center of Medieval Art is a group that seeks to give a voice to all students in medieval art history. For the 2009 Congress at Kalamazoo, we are sponsoring a session that focuses on depictions of medieval education and the transmission of knowledge from teacher to pupil. From the home to the schoolroom to the university, how do images of medieval pupils and their teachers contribute to a clearer understanding of medieval education in practice?
As a committee that addresses student concerns, we would like to cultivate progressive scholarship and we welcome contributions with interdisciplinary approaches. We especially encourage scholars early in their careers to submit papers on the topic of education in medieval art of any period and medium.
Please submit your abstracts (no more than 300 words) for a 15-20 minute paper, along with a completed Participant Information Form, to session organizer Julia Finch ([email protected] or [email protected]) by the deadline of September 15. Earlier submissions are appreciated. Participant Information Forms can be found at http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/congress/submissions.html#Paper.
For information on the International Center of Medieval Art, see our website at http://www.medievalart.org/.
--
Julia A. Finch
Ph.D. Candidate
History of Art and Architecture
University of Pittsburgh
104 Frick Fine Arts Building
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
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