See below for announcements of online events throughout the year from the Canadian Society of Medievalists.
The Canadian Society of Medievalists invites submissions of works in progress for its 2025 Online Research Forum to be held on Saturday, 1 March 2025 at 1-4pm (EST) on Zoom. The focus on research in progress is intended to provide a forum in which scholars can engage with the community through early-stage, emerging, or ongoing research. Each talk will be no more than seven minutes and will include no more than three Powerpoint slides in order to leave plenty of time for discussion. La Société canadienne des médiévistes invite des soumissions de travaux en cours pour son Forum de recherche en ligne 2025, qui se tiendra le samedi 1 mars 2025 de 13h à 16h (HNE) sur Zoom. Ce forum fournit un espace de discussion pour présenter une recherche en cours, qu’elle soit à un stade embryonnaire, émergent ou en voie d’achèvement. Chaque présentation est limitée à sept minutes et ne doit pas comprendre plus de trois diapositives Powerpoint afin de laisser suffisamment de temps à la discussion. Submit your proposals here by 15 February 2025! Scholars of all statuses and stages welcome! || Soumettez vos propositions ici avant le 15 février 2025! Les chercheur.e.s de tous statuts et de tous niveaux sont les bienvenu.e.s ! Questions? shannon.mcsheffrey@concordia.ca |
2024 Boyle Prize Winner Alessia Berardi on Stephen Langton, 22 Nov. 2024
Tune in Friday 22 Nov. 2024, at 3pm EST (4:30 NT; 4:00 AT; 2:00 CT; 1:00 MT; 12 noon PT), to hear 2024 Boyle Prize winner, Alessia Berardi, deliver an online presentation, entitled Vita, scientia, doctrina: Stephen Langton and the relationship between teaching and preaching. Her University of Toronto dissertation explores the importance of the renowned twelfth-century teacher of theology, Stephen Langton, in connecting the abstractions of academic theology with pastoral care. Email Autumn Reinhardt Simpson, amreinha@ualberta.ca, to receive the Zoom link a few days before the event. |