Medieval History
Please note that early registration for the Southeastern Medieval Association Annual Meeting (October 15-17) will be extended for a few more days. After that, the registration fee will be increased to $130.00 (rather than the normal fee of $100.00).
We encourage you to register soon, especially if you are a conference participant. You can use the following link to register: https://sitemason.vanderbilt.edu/site/gShQhq/registration.
If you have any questions, please email me ([email protected]) or Lynn Ramey ([email protected]).
Thanks!
Rachel Early
Graduate Student, Department of French and Italian
Vanderbilt University
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- Sema Reminder
This is a reminder that abstracts for the 2009 Southeastern Medieval Conference, which will be held at Vanderbilt University the weekend of October 15-17, are due on July 1st (two days from now). Please submit your abstracts using the conference website:...
- Cfp
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- Sema 2009
We would like to extend a second call for papers for the conference, which will be held here at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, October 15-17. Our conference theme will be "Knowing and Unknowing," and our plenary speakers are Sarah Kay (French,...
- Sema 2009
Dear Colleagues, We are delighted to host the 2009 SEMA conference at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, October 15-17. Our conference theme will be "Knowing and Unknowing," and our plenary speakers are Sarah Kay (French, Princeton) and John Tolan...
Medieval History
SEMA Early Reg
Please note that early registration for the Southeastern Medieval Association Annual Meeting (October 15-17) will be extended for a few more days. After that, the registration fee will be increased to $130.00 (rather than the normal fee of $100.00).
We encourage you to register soon, especially if you are a conference participant. You can use the following link to register: https://sitemason.vanderbilt.edu/site/gShQhq/registration.
If you have any questions, please email me ([email protected]) or Lynn Ramey ([email protected]).
Thanks!
Rachel Early
Graduate Student, Department of French and Italian
Vanderbilt University
- Seventh Annual Assc Graduate Student Conference: Crises In Categorization
The University of Toronto in conjunction with the Anglo-Saxon Studies Colloquium is pleased to invite people to register to attend the Seventh Annual ASSC Graduate Student Conference: Crises in Categorization. The conference will be held on Saturday 12...
- Sema Reminder
This is a reminder that abstracts for the 2009 Southeastern Medieval Conference, which will be held at Vanderbilt University the weekend of October 15-17, are due on July 1st (two days from now). Please submit your abstracts using the conference website:...
- Cfp
CFP: Southeastern Medieval Association Annual Meeting (SEMA) October 15-17, 2009 Submissions due: June 11, 2009 *Monstrous Binaries: Monster Theories in/at Play* ?It is conventional to call ?monster? any blending of dissonant elements. I call ?monster?...
- Sema 2009
We would like to extend a second call for papers for the conference, which will be held here at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, October 15-17. Our conference theme will be "Knowing and Unknowing," and our plenary speakers are Sarah Kay (French,...
- Sema 2009
Dear Colleagues, We are delighted to host the 2009 SEMA conference at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, October 15-17. Our conference theme will be "Knowing and Unknowing," and our plenary speakers are Sarah Kay (French, Princeton) and John Tolan...