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Spring 2008 : CMS Colloquia Medievalia & Workshops. The CMS calendar of events has been finalized. Save your Wednesday lunches and Thursday afternoons for us!
If you are new to the University of Minnesota community and would like to receive regular announcements about events of interest to medievalists, please send us your contact information (name, email address, campus mail address).
...to all the Friends of the Center for Medieval Studies who have activated or renewed their membership for 2007-2008.
For information on becoming a Friend of the Center, please visit us in 302 Nolte Center or follow this link.
Please follow this link for information on awards received by some of our colleagues at the University of Minnesota.
Professor Oliver Nicholson was featured in the November 29, 2007 "Spotlight" of the Office of the Vice President for Research, for his work as general editor of the Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity (ODLA) project, which is housed in the Center for Medieval Studies.
Professor Evelyn Scherabon Firchow, Department of German, Scandinavian and Dutch at the University of Minnesota, has published her book Wege und Irrwege der mittelalterlichen Textausgaben: Ausgewählte Aufsätze. (Stuttgart: Hirzel Verlag, 2007)
Course listings for Spring 2008 can be found at the University of Minnesota online class schedule, available at the Student One Stop web page. Courses that are cross-listed as Medieval Studies courses are under the rubric MEST. Please visit our course offerings page for a list of recently offered courses.
Did
you know that both undergraduate and graduate students can minor in medieval
studies? Click here for
details.
The Center for Medieval Studies (CMS) encourages collegial interaction and scholarly collaborations among faculty and graduate students in all areas of medieval studies. To further these activities members of the Center may edit conference publications in the series Medieval Cultures, offer courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels, organize formal colloquia and informal workshops around specific themes, facilitate graduate and undergraduate student groups, seek internal and external funding for program development and faculty and student research projects, and provide an opportunity for scholars of all disciplines and at all levels to focus intensively on historical, literary, anthropological, social, economic, religious, artistic, cultural, and methodological inquiries into the medieval period. More information on CMS publications, groups, and collaborative projects is available on this website or at the Center.
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 Participants in the first HMML /CMS manuscript workshop. (June 2005) |
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