Medieval History
Medievalism makes it into position description as "desirable" subspecialty:
The U of Wisconsin-Whitewater is offering the following position: Assistant Professor in medieval literature, a subspecialty in medievalism desirable, including science fiction or fantasy literature, to begin late August 2012. Those interested should contact our friend, Dr. Elena Levy-Navarro, author of a fabulous essay on Andrew Marvell's medievalism in Studies in Medievalism XIII. She chairs the search committee.
Let's congratulate the folks at UW-Whitewater on their smart inclusion of medievalism.
- Anglo-saxonism As Preferred Qualification
The Department of English at the U of New Mexico has just posted a position at the rank of (advanced) Assistant or Associate Professor. Of interest to those in medievalism is that the Job Ad also includes "Anglo-Saxonism, the appropriation of Anglo-Saxon...
- Sponsored Sessions At Kzoo 2012
Studies in Medievalism and Medievally Speaking are sponsoring three sessions at next year's Medieval Congress: 1) Imagining the Crusades in the Nineteenth Century; and 2) Coming to Terms with Medievalism; a third section, Medievalism and the Corporate,...
- Verduin Speaks To Wmu Medievalism Class
Kathleen Verduin, one of the most experienced practitioners of medievalism, Associate Editor of Studies in Medievalism from 1982 to 1998 and Professor of American Literature at Hope College, recently led a workshop on Medievalism and the American Renaissance...
- Sim Conference Deadline Extended
The deadline for the fall Studies in Medievalism conference has been extended to August 1rst. The CFP and other information for the conference can be found at the Studies in Medievalism web site. Once again, the dates are October 8-10, at Siena College...
- Sim Sessions At 2010 Congress
Studies in Medievalism is sponsoring two sessions at the 2010 Medieval Congress, I. Remembering the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Memory; and II. Medievalism in Music and the Fine Arts. If interested, please contact: Richard Utz Western Michigan Univ....
Medieval History
It's official: Medievalism is Desirable!
Medievalism makes it into position description as "desirable" subspecialty:
The U of Wisconsin-Whitewater is offering the following position: Assistant Professor in medieval literature, a subspecialty in medievalism desirable, including science fiction or fantasy literature, to begin late August 2012. Those interested should contact our friend, Dr. Elena Levy-Navarro, author of a fabulous essay on Andrew Marvell's medievalism in Studies in Medievalism XIII. She chairs the search committee.
Let's congratulate the folks at UW-Whitewater on their smart inclusion of medievalism.
- Anglo-saxonism As Preferred Qualification
The Department of English at the U of New Mexico has just posted a position at the rank of (advanced) Assistant or Associate Professor. Of interest to those in medievalism is that the Job Ad also includes "Anglo-Saxonism, the appropriation of Anglo-Saxon...
- Sponsored Sessions At Kzoo 2012
Studies in Medievalism and Medievally Speaking are sponsoring three sessions at next year's Medieval Congress: 1) Imagining the Crusades in the Nineteenth Century; and 2) Coming to Terms with Medievalism; a third section, Medievalism and the Corporate,...
- Verduin Speaks To Wmu Medievalism Class
Kathleen Verduin, one of the most experienced practitioners of medievalism, Associate Editor of Studies in Medievalism from 1982 to 1998 and Professor of American Literature at Hope College, recently led a workshop on Medievalism and the American Renaissance...
- Sim Conference Deadline Extended
The deadline for the fall Studies in Medievalism conference has been extended to August 1rst. The CFP and other information for the conference can be found at the Studies in Medievalism web site. Once again, the dates are October 8-10, at Siena College...
- Sim Sessions At 2010 Congress
Studies in Medievalism is sponsoring two sessions at the 2010 Medieval Congress, I. Remembering the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Memory; and II. Medievalism in Music and the Fine Arts. If interested, please contact: Richard Utz Western Michigan Univ....