Medieval History
The former director of the University of Notre Dame Press, Barbara Hanrahan, plans to sue the university for her June 2010 dismissal.
Hanrahan became director of the press in 1999. Before coming to Notre Dame, she also worked at the University of Chicago Press and as director of the Ohio State University Press.
Citing the upcoming lawsuit, Hanrahan declined to comment on any aspect of her employment at the university.
As was the case for former Director of Hesburgh Libraries Jennifer Younger, who left the University in May 2010, Hanrahan?s position was overseen by Assistant Provost C. Ohmer. Ohmer declined to comment on the firing or provide an indication of when a new director will be appointed, citing the confidentiality of personnel matters.
Click here to read the article from the Irish Rover
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The University of Notre Dame is promoting its London Program as a hub of international scholarship, with much of the work taking place there related to medieval studies. As well as being a home for undergraduate students studying abroad, the London Centre,...
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Medieval History
Fired ND Press director plans to sue university
The former director of the University of Notre Dame Press, Barbara Hanrahan, plans to sue the university for her June 2010 dismissal.
Hanrahan became director of the press in 1999. Before coming to Notre Dame, she also worked at the University of Chicago Press and as director of the Ohio State University Press.
Citing the upcoming lawsuit, Hanrahan declined to comment on any aspect of her employment at the university.
As was the case for former Director of Hesburgh Libraries Jennifer Younger, who left the University in May 2010, Hanrahan?s position was overseen by Assistant Provost C. Ohmer. Ohmer declined to comment on the firing or provide an indication of when a new director will be appointed, citing the confidentiality of personnel matters.
Click here to read the article from the Irish Rover
- Daniel Hobbins Joins The University Of Notre Dame
Associate Professor Daniel Hobbins?s arrival at the University of Notre Dame this fall is a homecoming of sorts. A cultural and intellectual historian of the late middle ages, Hobbins received his Ph.D. in medieval history from Notre Dame?s Medieval...
- Margot Fassler Wins 2012 Otto Gründler Book Prize
Margot Fassler, Keough-Hesburgh Professor of Music History and Liturgy at the University of Notre Dame, was awarded the 2012 Otto Gründler Book Prize for her book The Virgin of Chartres: Making History Through Liturgy and the Arts. The prize was announced...
- Byzantine Studies At Notre Dame Expands Research Resources
In preserving and developing the intellectual and literary traditions of the Greco-Roman world, in fashioning eastern orthodox Christianity, and in defining the notion of a Christian empire that was a center of intellectual and commercial trade, the Byzantine...
- Notre Dame Promotes Its London Program
The University of Notre Dame is promoting its London Program as a hub of international scholarship, with much of the work taking place there related to medieval studies. As well as being a home for undergraduate students studying abroad, the London Centre,...
- Plymouth State University 32nd Annual Medieval And Renaissance Forum
Plymouth State University 32nd Annual Medieval and Renaissance Forum Friday and Saturday April 15-16, 2011 Call for Papers and Sessions ?Love, Friendship, Marriage? We invite abstracts in medieval and Early Modern studies that consider how secular and...