Medieval History
An up and coming celebrity walks among the Sonoma State University staff. Portions of literature professor Brantley Bryant's wildly popular blog, "Geoffrey Chaucer hath a Blog
," has recently been published as part of the book series "The New Middle Ages" to widespread critical acclaim.
Bryant is an assistant literature professor in the English Department and the Written English Proficiency Test (WEPT) Coordinator. Since he arrived at SSU in 2007, Bryant has taught 11 different English courses in both the graduate and undergraduate programs. He is the chair of the Academic Freedom Subcommittee, has four degrees under his belt, has written a number of academic articles and recently became a published author.
Click here to read this article from the Sonoma State Star
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Dr. Maren Clegg-Hyer?s passion for and knowledge of medieval literature is enough to inspire even the most indifferent, clock-watching students. The assistant professor of English has been teaching for about 17 years, the past three of which have been...
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springtime is here, and there is much to report and to [hopefully] seduce you into: FIRST, the special issue of "Journal of Narrative Theory" [v. 37, no. 2], "Premodern to Modern Humanisms: The BABEL Project" is now available for viewing and downloading...
- Pamla
Paper proposals are requested for the "medieval literature" panel at the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association Conference, November 7-8, 2008, hosted by Pomona College in Claremont, CA. The deadline for proposal submissions is March 15th. Please...
- Visiting Prof Wanted
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Medieval History
Brantley Bryant brings medieval history to life
An up and coming celebrity walks among the Sonoma State University staff. Portions of literature professor Brantley Bryant's wildly popular blog, "Geoffrey Chaucer hath a Blog
," has recently been published as part of the book series "The New Middle Ages" to widespread critical acclaim.Bryant is an assistant literature professor in the English Department and the Written English Proficiency Test (WEPT) Coordinator. Since he arrived at SSU in 2007, Bryant has taught 11 different English courses in both the graduate and undergraduate programs. He is the chair of the Academic Freedom Subcommittee, has four degrees under his belt, has written a number of academic articles and recently became a published author.
Click here to read this article from the Sonoma State Star
- Medieval Professor Co-edits Book On The Material Culture Of Daily Living In The Anglo-saxon World
Dr. Maren Clegg-Hyer?s passion for and knowledge of medieval literature is enough to inspire even the most indifferent, clock-watching students. The assistant professor of English has been teaching for about 17 years, the past three of which have been...
- Kara L. Mcshane Joins Medievally Speaking
Medievally Speaking is pleased to announce that Kara L. McShane has joined our editorial board as an assistant editor. Kara holds a PhD from the University of Rochester ('14), where she curated physical and digital projects on a variety of topics...
- Babel News From Eileen
springtime is here, and there is much to report and to [hopefully] seduce you into: FIRST, the special issue of "Journal of Narrative Theory" [v. 37, no. 2], "Premodern to Modern Humanisms: The BABEL Project" is now available for viewing and downloading...
- Pamla
Paper proposals are requested for the "medieval literature" panel at the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association Conference, November 7-8, 2008, hosted by Pomona College in Claremont, CA. The deadline for proposal submissions is March 15th. Please...
- Visiting Prof Wanted
Visiting Assistant Professor of Anglo-Saxon Literature One-year Visiting Assistant Professor position in Anglo-Saxon literature. 9-month contract, beginning August 15, 2008. PhD and college-level teaching experience required. Teaching duties include undergraduate...