Archive: Announcements

• Announcing our Global Medieval Studies Awards for Academic Excellence

  This year the Global Medieval Studies Program solicited nominations from our Affiliated Faculty for student research projects deserving of special recognition. We are pleased to announce three Global

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• Professor Emily Francomano wins NEH grant for Scholarly Editions and Translations

  The Global Medieval Studies Program is pleased to congratulate Professor Emily Francomano, Professor and Chair of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, on winning a prestigious NEH Scholarly Edit

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• Announcing our Global Medieval Studies Awards for Academic Excellence

  This year the Global Medieval Studies Program solicited nominations from our Affiliated Faculty for student research projects deserving of special recognition. We are pleased to announce seven Global

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• Barbara Newman on Childbirth and the Medieval Church

  RSVP here to receive the Zoom link. The Permeable Self: Five Medieval Relationships Barbara Newman How, Barbara Newman asks, did the myth of the separable heart take such a firm hol

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• Contact Us

  Academic Contacts Program Email: medievalstudies@georgetown.edu Sarah McNamer, Program Director Email: mcnamer@georgetown.edu Phone: (202) 697-7601 Office: New Nort

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• “Premodern Worlds: A History Through Objects” podcast and website up and running!

  The Medieval Studies Program is excited to announce a new project, a series of podcasts on objects from the medieval world. These podcasts were the collective final project for Prof. Sarah McNamer's

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• “Middle Ages for Educators”: a new digital teaching resource

  Our colleagues Laura Morreale, Merle Eisenberg, and Sara McDougall, with support from the Haskins Society, have just launched a new website, "Middle Ages for Educators," to aid with digital learning

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• Spring 2021 Global Medieval Studies courses now available

  With registration for the spring semester open to undergraduates starting November 30, the Global Medieval Studies program is pleased to announce our Spring 2021 course list. Our spring courses s

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• Apply now for the minor in Global Medieval Studies

  UPDATE: Due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus, all applications for the Global Medieval Studies minor will be accepted on a rolling basis, throughout the spring. Additionally, the informat

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• Applications are open for the Global Medieval Studies Travel Award

  UPDATE: Due to disruptions caused by COVID-19, we will not be offering a Travel Award for this academic year. Please check back in the fall for updates on the 2020-21 grants. Are you an undergra

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