Good news about the future of Medievally Speaking:
Dr. Leah Haught, who has been serving as an excellent Assistant Editor
for our journal since 2012, has agreed to taking on the position of
Associate Editor. Leah holds a Ph.D. from the University of Rochester.
Her research interests include Arthurian romance and
historiography, medieval and early-modern conceptions of authorship, and
literary representations of gendered behavior. She is currently a
Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow in Georgia Tech’s Writing and
Communication Program in the School of Literature, Media, and
Communication and, together with Dr. Valerie Johnson, co-host of the 29th International Conference on Medievalism at Georgia Tech (October 24-25, 2014).
It all began with a Symposium, Tech Gets Medieval, in 2012, during which we gathered to see if medieval culture might have a place at one of the nation's premier tech universities. Then, in 2013, we received funding from the Provost's Office for a GT Fire project, Past Present: Resonances of Medieval and Early Modern Culture in Atlanta. And in 2014, we hosted the 29th International Congress on Medievalism at Georgia Tech. Interested in joining us? Get in touch.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Cressler at Decatur Book Festival
For those who will be looking for medieval matters at this year's Decatur Book Festival, please consider our colleague John Cressler's reading (Shadows in the Shining City; set in convivencia Spain) on Sat., August 30, at 3pm, Marriott Conference Center Ballroom C I will have the honor of introducing John.
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