Medieval History
The 14th International Congress of Celtic Studies
will take place at NUI Maynooth in Ireland 1-5
August 2011. In the past this has been an
excellent forum/contact point for Anglo-Saxonists
whose interests touch on the medieval Celtic
world and such scholars would be very welcome at
this Congress. I realise, of course, that this
will clash with your own biennial conference in
Madison, Wisconsin, but for those unable to
attend it the Celtic Congress may be an interesting alternative.
Our website is
www.celticstudiescongress.org and I would be
grateful if this could be brought to the attention of your members.
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Who Register Early
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 27, deadline for early registration....
- Schedule Released For The 2011 International Congress On Medieval Studies
The Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University has released the schedule for the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which takes place May 12-15, 2011. This year?s congress will feature 580 sessions covering a vast number of topics...
- Isas New Voices
Attention all graduate student supervisors! The International Society of Anglo-Saxonists is sponsoring two sessions at the International Medieval Congress at Leeds in 2011. Proposals are welcomed from all areas of Anglo-Saxon studies and on any topic....
- Oi, Updates
Updates have been few and far between of late, I apologize. I have an inbox of stuff to go through and see what is and what is not still pertinent to share. As I do that, let me first remind everyone that 3 important conferences have deadlines coming...
- School Of Celtic Studies
School of Celtic Studies: > The School of Celtic Studies is pleased to announce the publication of > the database of the Monasticon Hibernicum Project: > > http://monasticon.celt.dias.ie/ > > Containing a searchable database of over 5,500 early Christian...
Medieval History
14th International Congress of Celtic Studies
The 14th International Congress of Celtic Studies
will take place at NUI Maynooth in Ireland 1-5
August 2011. In the past this has been an
excellent forum/contact point for Anglo-Saxonists
whose interests touch on the medieval Celtic
world and such scholars would be very welcome at
this Congress. I realise, of course, that this
will clash with your own biennial conference in
Madison, Wisconsin, but for those unable to
attend it the Celtic Congress may be an interesting alternative.
Our website is
www.celticstudiescongress.org and I would be
grateful if this could be brought to the attention of your members.
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Who Register Early
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 27, deadline for early registration....
- Schedule Released For The 2011 International Congress On Medieval Studies
The Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University has released the schedule for the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, which takes place May 12-15, 2011. This year?s congress will feature 580 sessions covering a vast number of topics...
- Isas New Voices
Attention all graduate student supervisors! The International Society of Anglo-Saxonists is sponsoring two sessions at the International Medieval Congress at Leeds in 2011. Proposals are welcomed from all areas of Anglo-Saxon studies and on any topic....
- Oi, Updates
Updates have been few and far between of late, I apologize. I have an inbox of stuff to go through and see what is and what is not still pertinent to share. As I do that, let me first remind everyone that 3 important conferences have deadlines coming...
- School Of Celtic Studies
School of Celtic Studies: > The School of Celtic Studies is pleased to announce the publication of > the database of the Monasticon Hibernicum Project: > > http://monasticon.celt.dias.ie/ > > Containing a searchable database of over 5,500 early Christian...