calendar

Spring 2006

Date	Speaker/Sponsor	Event Info	Location	Time
February 2 Thursday	Allen Frantzen, Loyola University	The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquium "Dialaogue and Drama in Old English Poetry: Juliana and Beowulf"**	Pane Room, Alexander Library, Rutgers University	5:30 pm
February 3 Friday		The ASSC Graduate Student Conference “Friendship and Community in Anglo-Saxon England"** Contact: ASSC@columbia.edu	Plangere Writing Center, Room 302, Murray Hall Rutgers University	9:30 – 2:00 pm
February 16 Thursday	Michael Curschmann, Emeritus Professor, Princeton University	Graduate Student Workshop "Pictures as Historical Artifacts" Lunch provided	209 Scheide Caldwell House	12:00
February 18 Saturday	Larry Ness, University of Delaware; plus graduate student papers to be announced	** Delaware Valley Medieval Association For further information go to http://www.princeton.edu/~ezb/dvma	Bryn Mawr College	9:30 – 2:30 pm
February 21 Tuesday	Shona Kelly Wray, University of Missouri	"Communities and Crisis: Tracking the Populace of Bologna during the Black Death" Reception to Follow	103 Chancellor Green	4:30 pm
February 23 Thursday	Roy Liuzza, University of Tennessee at NYU	**The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquium http://www.columbia.edu/cu/assc
March 1 Wednesday	Don Skemer, Firestone	"Medieval Manuscripts in the Princeton University Library"	Taylor Room – Firestone Library	4:30 pm
March 2 Thursday	Sarah Kay , Professor, Department of French and Italian	Graduate Student Workshop "The Purposes of Theory" (this is critical, not social theory) Lunch provided	203 Scheide Caldwell House	12:00
March 7 Tuesday	*Stephen Nichols, Johns Hopkins University	"Reading and Seeing in a Troubadour Chansonnier" Reception to Follow	103 Chancellor Green	4:30 pm
March 14 Tuesday	Katherine Zieman, Institute for Advanced Study	"Testing Literacy in the Fourteenth Century" Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
March 16 Thursday	David Ganz, Professor of Paleography, Kings College, London	"Learning to Write Latin Prose in the Ninth Century" Reception to Follow	105 Chancellor Green	4:30 pm
March 17 Friday	David Ganz , Professor of Paleography, Kings College, London	“Einhard as an Artistic Patron” Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
March 20 Monday	David Ganz , Professor of Paleography, Kings College, London	Manuscript workshop on Hrabanus Maurus	Firestone Library Rare Books Taylor Room	10-12
March 28 Tuesday	TBA		010 Chancellor Green	4:30 pm
April 3 Monday	David Abulafia, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University	"The Mediterranean and the Atlantic 1415-1492" Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
April 6 Thursday	Daniel Heller-Roazen, Professor, Comparative Literature	Graduate Student Workshop "Orienting Oneself in Medieval Philosophy and Theology" http://complit.princeton.edu/index.php?app=people&id=12 Lunch provided	TBA	12:00
April 7 Friday	Patricia Dailey, Kathleen Davis, Stacy Klein, Haruko Momma andGordon Whatley	**The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquium "Recent Work in Anglo-Saxon Studies" organized by the Medieval Club of New York	Graduate Center, CUNY, 365 5 th Avenue (at 34 th Street), room 4406
April 8 Saturday	Keynote speaker, Jesús Rodriguez Velasco, Associate Professor of Spanish & Portuguese, UC Berkeley	Medieval Studies Graduate Conference "Medieval Environments"	207 Scheide Caldwell House
April 11 Tuesday	Thomas Noble, Institute for Advanced Study and University of Notre Dame	"Charlemania: Writing Charlemange from the Ninth Century to the Present" Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
April 20 Thursday	Peter Jeffery, Princeton University	**The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquium "Traces of the Anglo-Saxon Encounter with Roman Chant" For directions, please see the Mobia website, http://www.mobia.org	at Mobia, 1865 Broadway at 61 st Street	4:00 pm
April 21 & 22 Friday & Saturday		John Fleming Conference For more information please see the poster and the complete program.	106 McCormick Hall
April 25 Tuesday	Agathe Sultan , Université de Paris IV – La Sorbonn	"Colors of the Voice. Musical Fictions in Medieval Poetry” Reception to Follow	010 East Pyne	4:30 pm
April 29 Saturday		**Spanish Medieval Art Conference Sponsored by the Index of Christian Art. Full details will be posted at http://ica.princeton.edu/conferences.html closer to that date.	106 McCormick Hall	9:00 – 5:30 pm
May 6 Saturday	ASSC Panel at Kalamazoo	**The Anglo Saxon Studies Colloquium "The Powers of Language" http://www.columbia.edu/cu/assc		10 am

* Shelby Cullom Davis Center Seminars – Pre-circulated papers available from Jennifer Houle, G-13 Dickinson Hall, or e-mail jhoule@princeton.edu one week prior to lecture.

** Denotes events not sponsored or co-sponsored by the Program