Bryn Mawr College, 9 April 2016
Temple University, 20 February 2016.
Princeton, Institute for Advanced Study, 5 December 2015.
1) University of Pennsylvania, 12 September 2015. The video of the program can be seen here.
3) Bryn Mawr, 9 April 2016
Meetings held in 2013-2014
April 5 @ Drew University
Organizers: Louis Hamilton, Laura Morreale, and Dot Porter
Theme: Communities of Italy: New and Traditional Approaches
Speakers: • Wayne Storey (Indiana University), “A Rich-Text Petrarch and the Expansion of Communities”
• Isabella Magni (Indiana University), “Petrarchive: a new digital frontier in the study of Rerum Vulgarium Fragmenta”
• Samantha Kelly (Rutgers University), “The Black Africans of Italy”
• Laura Morreale (Fordham University), "The French of Italy: Rethinking Political Narratives"
• Matthew Shoaf (Ursinus College), “Bound by Sound: Trecento Art and Community”
• Andrew Irving (The General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church), “Quam inhonestum: Changes in Massbook Design at Montecassino in the Eleventh Century”
• Richard Gyug (Fordham University), "Between East and West on the shores of the southern Adriatic: Dubrovnik and Kotor."
February 15 @ the RUC Campus Center Rutgers University-Camden
Organizers: Aaron Hostetter and Adam Miyashiro
Speakers:
• Gabrielle Parkin (University of Delaware), “’Clothed by God in fanciful costume’: White Clothes, Tears,
and Livery in the Book of Margery Kempe” (Winner of the DVMA Paper Prize)
• Adam Miyashiro (Stockton College), "Alexander Between Empires"
• Cord Whitaker (Temple University), "Black, White, and in Between: Medieval Race, the Spirit, and Chaucer's Miller's Tale
• Carissa Harris, Assistant Professor of English, Temple University: " 'All medons be ware, be rewe':
Sexual Education in the Middle English Pastourelle"
• Andrew Cole, Professor of English, Princeton University: “Chaucer’s Occupations”
Lightning Talks on Chaucerian Manuscripts from Advanced Undergraduates and Graduate students:
• Richard Milligan (Rutgers-Camden)
• Cristina Chillem (Rutgers-Camden)
• Nikolai Fomich (Rutgers-Camden)
• Nate Hall (Rutgers-Camden)
• Sarah Baginsky (Stockton College)
• Mark-Allan Donaldson (Stockton College)
• Lauren Bevins (Rutgers-New Brunswick)
November 23 @ the Index of Christian Art, Princeton University
Organizer: Colum Hourihane
Speakers:
• Helmut Reimitz (Princeton University), “History and Cultural Brokerage in Late Antiquity”
• Susan Mosher Stuard (Haverford College, Emerita), “Shopping as Consuming Acts in
Fourteenth Century Italian Towns”
• Markus Cruse (Arizona State University and Institute for Advanced Study) “What Marco Polo’s Travel Account Meant to its Earliest Readers”
• Judith Golden (Princeton University), “Mahaut, Countess of Artois as Patron, Proclaiming Wealth and Heritage through her Gardens and her Art”
• Elizabeth Valdez del Álamo (Montclair State University), “Hearing the Image at Santo Domingo de Silos”
• Maureen McCormick (Prosopon School of Iconology and Princeton University Art Museum), “ From Image to Likeness: Musings of a Latter Day Iconographer”
• Michael Curschmann (Princeton University, Emeritus), “Duo bellatores: The Changing Contexts and Meanings of a Visual Paradigm”
September 23 @ the Special Collections Center, Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania
Organizer: Dale Kinney
Speakers:
• Dorothy Porter (University of Pennsylvania), "What are we Presenting? Gauging medievalists' Use of Digital Resources through Major Conferences in the Field"
• Elly Truitt (Bryn Mawr College), “Natural Philosophy in LJS 384: William of Conches, De philosophia mundi”
• Tom Izbicki (Rutgers University), “Analyzing a Legal Miscellany: Schoenberg MS 450”
“Lightning” talks: • Nick Harris, LJS 441
• Jackie Burek, LJS 477
• Larissa Grollemond, LJS 19: Spanish Nobility and 16th-Century Manuscript Illumination
• Regan Kladstrup, The Penn Provenance Project
• Marie Turner, MS Roll 1066
• Lynn Ransom, The Schoenberg database of manuscripts
• Liza Strakhov, Codex 902
• Alex Devine, MS Codex 236
• Emily Steiner, LJS 266: The History of the World (according to the French)
• Dorothy Porter, The Medieval Electronic Scholarly Alliance
• Will Noel, The Schoenberg Institute
