Medieval History
Thanks to the wonderful work by Carol Robinson (Kent State Trumbull), we now have an updated Studies in Medievalism site at: http://www.medievalism.net/ Please also watch for forthcoming information about SIM's Annual Conference, this year organized by Pam Clements at Siena College, NY.
- 27th Conference On Medievalism @ Kent State
The 27th Annual International Conference on Medievalism will be hosted by the Kent State University Regional Campuses on October 18-20, 2012. The focus will be on Medievalism(s) & Diversity Is there diversity in medievalism? How has medievalism represented...
- Coming To Terms With Medievalism
The following colleagues will participate in the roundtable we are sponsoring at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in 2012: Coming to Terms with Medievalism Co-sponsored by Studies in Medievalism & Medievally Speaking Organizer and Chair:...
- Robinson And Swan Speak To Medievalism Seminar
On July 30 and August 4, Drs. Carol Robinson and Jesse Swan addressed Richard Utz's graduate seminar on Studies in Medievalism via Skype. Robinson, who teaches at Kent State Trumbull, is one of the most widely known experts on the subject of Neomedievalism...
- 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...
- Reminder: 27th International Conference On Medievalism: Medievalism(s) & Diversity (http://www.medievalism.net/conferences/ksu2012conference.html) Note Date
REMINDER: 27TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDIEVALISM: MEDIEVALISM(S) & DIVERSITY (http://www.medievalism.net/conferences/ksu2012conference.html) There will be both the traditional "Brick-n-Mortar" conference (Kent State University Stark) and...
Medieval History
New SIM Site
Thanks to the wonderful work by Carol Robinson (Kent State Trumbull), we now have an updated Studies in Medievalism site at: http://www.medievalism.net/ Please also watch for forthcoming information about SIM's Annual Conference, this year organized by Pam Clements at Siena College, NY.
- 27th Conference On Medievalism @ Kent State
The 27th Annual International Conference on Medievalism will be hosted by the Kent State University Regional Campuses on October 18-20, 2012. The focus will be on Medievalism(s) & Diversity Is there diversity in medievalism? How has medievalism represented...
- Coming To Terms With Medievalism
The following colleagues will participate in the roundtable we are sponsoring at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in 2012: Coming to Terms with Medievalism Co-sponsored by Studies in Medievalism & Medievally Speaking Organizer and Chair:...
- Robinson And Swan Speak To Medievalism Seminar
On July 30 and August 4, Drs. Carol Robinson and Jesse Swan addressed Richard Utz's graduate seminar on Studies in Medievalism via Skype. Robinson, who teaches at Kent State Trumbull, is one of the most widely known experts on the subject of Neomedievalism...
- 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...
- Reminder: 27th International Conference On Medievalism: Medievalism(s) & Diversity (http://www.medievalism.net/conferences/ksu2012conference.html) Note Date
REMINDER: 27TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDIEVALISM: MEDIEVALISM(S) & DIVERSITY (http://www.medievalism.net/conferences/ksu2012conference.html) There will be both the traditional "Brick-n-Mortar" conference (Kent State University Stark) and...