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Kalamazoo, MI
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If you published a first article on a topic in the culture and history of early medieval England in 2022, we encourage you to apply for the 2024 Paul E. Szarmach Prize! The deadline is Nov 1. See details and apply here: wmich.edu/medieval/research/… #MedievalTwitter
If you published a first article on a topic in the culture and history of early medieval England in 2022, we encourage you to apply for the 2024 Paul E. Szarmach Prize! The deadline is Nov 1. See details and apply here: wmich.edu/medieval/research/… #MedievalTwitter
Just 1 week left to propose papers for #kzoo2024! The Richard Rawlinson Center is sponsoring 6 sessions:
1) A Newly-Discovered Carolingian Glossary Fragment with Some Early English Parallels
2) The Future of Early English Studies: A Roundtable in Memory of Donald G. Scragg
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... 3) The Junius Manuscript
4) Old English and Anglo-Latin Fragments and Microtexts
5) Old English Ecologies
6) Reuses and Abuses: Engagement with Old English and Anglo-Latin Manuscripts after 1066
wmich.edu/medievalcongress/s…
Two weeks left to propose papers for #kzoo2024! The Richard Rawlinson Center is sponsoring six sessions:
1) A Newly-Discovered Carolingian Glossary Fragment with Some Early English Parallels
2) The Future of Early English Studies: A Roundtable in Memory of Donald G. Scragg
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3) The Junius Manuscript
4) Old English and Anglo-Latin Fragments and Microtexts
5) Old English Ecologies
6) Reuses and Abuses: Engagement with Old English and Anglo-Latin Manuscripts after 1066
wmich.edu/medievalcongress/c…
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The Call for Papers for #kzoo2024 is now live! The deadline for proposals of papers and contributions to roundtables is Sept. 15. #MedievalTwitter wmich.edu/medievalcongress/c…
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It is Wednesdei, and session proposals for #kzoo2024 are due TOMORROW! wmich.edu/medievalcongress/s…
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(You can also offer to preside over general sessions and reserve space for a business meeting or gathering, but the deadline for those is Oct. 15.)
Congratulations to @M_L_Angerer, winner of the 2023 Paul Szarmach First Article Prize!
Congratulations to @M_L_Angerer, winner of the 2023 Paul Szarmach First Article Prize for "Beyond 'Germanic' and 'Christian' Monoliths: Revisiting Old English and Old Saxon Biblical Epics," published in @JEGPtweets
120, no. 1 (2021): 73–92! #kzoo2023 wmich.edu/medievalcongre
“We’re excited to bring the Congress back to campus,” says Dr. Robert F. Berkhofer, director of the WMU Medieval Institute. “...As one of the leading conferences on medieval studies in the world, it brings a lot of visibility to our program at Western.” wmich.edu/news/2023/05/71446
Update! The deadline for the Wallace Johnson Program for First Book Authors has been extended to May 1! If you're a scholar of medieval law working on your 1st book, check out this program that provides support & mentorship along the way. wmich.edu/medieval/research/… #MedievalTwitter
Final reminder! Applications for the Wallace Johnson Program for First Book Authors are due tomorrow! The program gives support & mentorship to scholars working toward the publication of their 1st book on the law & legal culture of the early Middle Ages. wmich.edu/medieval/johnson-a…
Applications to the Wallace Johnson Program for First Book Authors are due Sat, Apr 15! The program provides support and mentorship to scholars working towards the publication of their first book on the law and legal culture of the early Middle Ages. wmich.edu/medieval/research/…
You have the power to play an essential role in sustaining and igniting new possibilities in WMU's Medieval Studies program! Tomorrow, Apr 12, is #WMUGivingDay, and you can now make a gift directly supporting the program that means the most to you: wmich.edu/medieval/giving
Just over 2 weeks left to apply for the Wallace Johnson Program for First Book Authors, a program designed to provide support & mentorship to scholars working towards the publication of their 1st book on the law & legal culture of the early Middle Ages! wmich.edu/medieval/research/…
The Medieval Institute's MDVL 6000 class (Advanced Seminar in Medieval Studies: Codicology and Latin Paleography), taught by @mlkharrington, visited the @NewberryLibrary last week to learn from Christopher Fletcher and the Newberry's amazing collection of manuscripts.
WMU's MDVL 6000 class visited Chicago's Newberry library, where they were treated to wonderful instruction by Christopher Fletcher. It was fabulous to explore some of the Newberry manuscripts, such as this 15th century Flemish gem (MS 55.5). Thank you!
#wmumedieval @WMULibraries
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Are you a scholar working on a first book on the law and legal culture of the early Middle Ages? Apply for the Wallace Johnson Program for First Book Authors! Applications are due Apr 15: wmich.edu/medieval/research/…
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Tonight! We hope to see you there.
Join us and the Department of World Languages and Literatures on Thursday, March 16, at 4 p.m. in Brown Hall 1028 for the return of the Cornelius Loew Lecture in Medieval Studies. We hope to see you there! wmich.edu/events/70955 #MedievalTwitter
ALT A picture of Craig Gibson next to the words Cornelius Loew Lecture in Medieval Studies, March 16, 2023 at 4 p.m., 1028 Brown Hall, Philosophers without Borders: Translating Wisdom in Medieval Greek Fiction, Craig Gibson, University of Iowa on a yellow background
Are you a scholar working on a first book on the law and legal culture of the early Middle Ages? Apply for the Wallace Johnson Program for First Book Authors! Applications are due Apr 15: wmich.edu/medieval/research/…
#MedievalTwitter