Monthly Archives: May 2020

As the semester winds down and restrictions begin to be lifted in different locales, we hope you are all well and that you are staying safe. Although we cannot greet each other at Kalamazoo or Leeds, we hope you will … Continue reading →

Thanks to an extraordinary anonymous donation, 2020 membership dues will be waived for all members in the following membership categories: Students, Retired, Independent, Unemployed, Part-Time, and K-12 Educator. Members in these categories who have already renewed for 2020 will have … Continue reading →

96th Annual Meeting Medieval Academy of America  Indiana University, Bloomington 15-18 April, 2021 Call for Papers The 96th Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America will take place on the campus of the Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. The … Continue reading →

We are very pleased to announce that the 2020 Dissertation Grants are being awarded as follows: Amy W. Clark (UC Berkeley), “Familiar Distances: Beating the Bounds of Early English Identity” (John Boswell Dissertation Grant) Robert Edward Cutrer (University of Sydney), … Continue reading →

The 2020 Schallek Awards, granted in collaboration with the Richard III Society-American Branch to support dissertation research in any relevant discipline dealing with late-medieval Britain, have been awarded to: Ariana Ellis (University of Toronto), “Curtain Call: The Performative Sensory-Scape of … Continue reading →

MAA/CARA 2020 Summer Scholarships are being awarded to the following students: Marcel Camprubí (Princeton University), Qasid Institute Meredith Day Cutrer (University College Dublin), Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies Spencer T. B. Hunt (University of Notre Dame), Royal Library of the … Continue reading →

The 2020 Graduate Student Committee Grant is being awarded to the 2021 Vagantes Medieval Graduate Student Conference at UW-Madison.

At this moment in particular, it gives us all great joy to announce some good news. Two of our members have been awarded Guggenheim Fellowships: Dyan Elliott (Northwestern University), The Quick and the Dead: the Medieval Church and the Exhumation … Continue reading →