Medieval History
our conference program is ready to go to the printers and since last posting
this online and sending it you, I have been making some minor
adjustments due to
requests from participants, the need for more session presiders, etc. Please
review the program one more time and let me no NO LATER THAN Monday evening
[Sep. 15th] if there is anything I need to correct [misspelled names or
incorrect institutional affiliations, changes to paper titles, etc.]. Here are
the direct links to each day of the program:
http://www.siue.edu/babel/SEMA08Program.htm
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Medieval History
SEMA Program
our conference program is ready to go to the printers and since last posting
this online and sending it you, I have been making some minor
adjustments due to
requests from participants, the need for more session presiders, etc. Please
review the program one more time and let me no NO LATER THAN Monday evening
[Sep. 15th] if there is anything I need to correct [misspelled names or
incorrect institutional affiliations, changes to paper titles, etc.]. Here are
the direct links to each day of the program:
http://www.siue.edu/babel/SEMA08Program.htm
- Medieval Studies Graduates Go International (wilfrid Laurier University)
As part of the first external review of the Medieval Studies Program last year, graduates responded to a survey concerning their careers. Every one of the respondents was either employed or pursuing further education, a remarkable record for such a new...
- West Virginia University Offers Online Religious Studies Minor
From Buddhism to Christianity, Judaism to Hinduism the introduction of an online religious studies? minor at West Virginia University allows students from all over the world to study the various realms of religion. ?A lot of traditional and non-traditional...
- Call For Sessions: Babel's 2nd Biennial Meeting
The time draws near -- December 15th, to be exact -- for session proposals for the 2nd biennial meeting of the BABEL Working Group, "cruising in the ruins: the question of disciplinarity in the post/medieval university," to be held in Boston from 20-23...
- International Conference On Dublin Core And Metadata Applications (dc 2009)
International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications (DC 2009) This year?s International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications (DC 2009) is a month away. The theme of DC 2009 is Semantic Interoperability of Linked Data. The...
- Some News From Babel
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 at Project Muse: http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_narrative_theory/toc/jnt37.2.html...