Category Archives: MAA Newsletter

The 2020 MAA/CARA Conference Grant has been awarded to the Texas Medieval Association Annual Conference, October 2-4, 2020, sponsored by the Texas Medieval Association (TEMA) and directed by Kathryne Elizabeth Beebe. The annual MAA/CARA Conference Grant supports regional or consortial … Continue reading →

Belle Da Costa Greene Award (deadline 15 February) Applications are now being accepted for the inaugural Belle Da Costa Greene Award supporting research by medievalists of color. The Belle Da Costa Greene Award of $2,000 will be granted annually to … Continue reading →

Are you interested in attending the 2020 MAA Annual Meeting but need some financial assistance to get to Berkeley? Thanks to the generosity of the Graduate Student Committee, which has opted to re-allocate a portion of its annual budget towards this program, … Continue reading →

Apply by January 15 to join the  MAA Graduate Student Committee! We want you on the GSC! We are accepting applications for three two-year positions. In addition to creating the GSC newsletter, we also organize mentoring exchanges, publicize funding opportunities and … Continue reading →

Joseph T. Snow, Prof. Emeritus from Michigan State University and based in Madrid since 2003 has been awarded the “Premio Manuel Criado de Val” in the celebration of the XXVIII Premios Nacionales “Cultura Viva”. There are, every two years, fifteen … Continue reading →

On December 3, most members of the Medieval Academy received an email with the subject line “Please share your opinion about the Medieval Academy of America.” I hope you didn’t delete it, because we very much want to hear from … Continue reading →

The meeting will take place at the University of California, Berkeley from 26-28 March 2020. The program, registration, and hotel information are available here. Register by February 21 to take advantage of the early-bird discount, and make your hotel reservations as … Continue reading →

Belle Da Costa Greene Award (deadline 15 February) Applications are now being accepted for the inaugural Belle Da Costa Greene Award supporting research by medievalists of color. The Belle Da Costa Greene Award of $2,000 will be granted annually to a … Continue reading →

To the Members of the Medieval Academy, Voting in the Medieval Academy governance election is one of the most important means that members have to impact both the Academy and the future of medieval studies in North America. I am … Continue reading →

Dear colleague, It is time to renew your membership in the Medieval Academy of America for 2020. You must be a member in good standing to apply for grants and fellowships given out by the Academy, to speak at the … Continue reading →