About the Medieval Studies Workshop
akumler on Aug 18 2010
Started in 1994, the University of Chicago’s Medieval Studies Workshop
brings together faculty and graduate students from the University and
from the wider Chicago community. [For information about the University of Chicago's Program in Medieval Studies, please click here.]
The Medieval Studies Workshop sponsors graduate student and faculty speakers each academic year and meets on alternate Fridays at 12:00 p.m. in Wieboldt 207. Our members — either medievalists or those with an interest in the medieval period — come from a wide variety of disciplines including Art History, English, Divinity, History, Music, Linguistics, Romance and Germanic Languages and Literatures, and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations (NELC). While workshop sessions tend to focus on the European Middle Ages, c. 500-1500, we have sponsored speakers on related areas such as Islamic and Byzantine studies.
2012-13 Faculty Sponsors: Profs. Daisy Delogu and Willemien Otten
2012-13 Graduate Coordinators: David Cantor-Echols and Beth Woodward
