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  • 25 Mar 2024 1:53 PM | Siobhain Calkin (Administrator)

    Vous trouverez le programme préliminaire de notre réunion annuelle ici: https://www.canadianmedievalists.org/page-18145 !

    Check out the preliminary program for our annual conference, June 12-14 2024 at McGill University in Montreal here: https://www.canadianmedievalists.org/Annual !

  • 18 Mar 2024 3:00 PM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    Two opportunities at the University of Bergen, one relevant to grad students wishing to pursue a PhD and another to recent PhD grads interested in projects on medieval religious literature. Successful candidates will work under the supervision of Dr Laura Saetveit Miles.  


  • 17 Mar 2024 1:39 PM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    The Craig Dobbin Legacy Scholarships support individual scholars on 2-4 week research trips between Ireland and Canada. These scholarships are an amazing opportunity for UCD scholars to conduct research in Canada and for UCD scholars to collaborate with Canadian researchers who will visit UCD.

    This scheme will award 30 scholarships in total, 15 of the scholarships will be awarded to UCD scholars who wish to conduct research in Canada, and the remaining 15 will support Canadian scholars pursuing research in Ireland supported by UCD.The programme welcomes applications that align with key research themes of the College of Arts and Humanities from scholars across all academic fields.

    Applicants must be either (a) UCD scholars seeking to conduct research in Canada, or (b) Canadian scholars seeking to come to UCD to conduct research. It is a requirement that applicants have at minimum a Masters degree.

    The Craig Dobbin Legacy Scholarships are administered by the Ireland Canada University Foundation. More information about eligibility, assessment, FAQs are available at:https://www.icuf.ie/scholarships/craig-dobbin-legacy-programme/

    The due date for application is Wednesday, 29th May 2024 (2300 hrs GMT / 1800 hrs EST).

    Please share with researchers in Canada who may be interested in applying and visiting UCD.

    About the Craig Dobbin Legacy:

    The Craig Dobbin Legacy Programme honours the vision and generosity of Newfoundlander Craig Dobbin, whose support of the Visiting Chair in Canadian Studies and ICUF has been pivotal in shaping the academic relationship between Ireland and Canada for the past thirty years. Through this initiative, the College of Arts and Humanities, ICUF, and the UCD Centre for Canadian Studies plan to celebrate and continue his legacy, laying the groundwork for future generations of scholars to explore and deepen the ties between both nations.

    Contact Information:

    For more information on the Craig Dobbin Legacy Programme and how to apply for the Craig Dobbin Legacy Scholarships, please visit:

    https://www.icuf.ie/scholarships/craig-dobbin-legacy-programme/

    You may also contact UCD Centre for Canadian Studies director, Dr. J. Paul Halferty for further details: paul.halferty@ucd.ie


  • 11 Mar 2024 9:01 AM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    In collaboration with the Bodleian Libraries, the New Chaucer Society supports one or two one month (30 day) research visits by a member of the New Chaucer Society to the Special Collections of the Bodleian Library in the University of Oxford. Applications will be considered from candidates eligible for an Early Career Fellowship on any topic in the study of literature and culture in the age of Chaucer. More information: https://newchaucersociety.org/page/bodleianresearchfellowships


  • 9 Mar 2024 1:21 PM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    Florilegium is currently seeking proposals for a special issue devoted to Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in the Middle Ages and in Medieval Studies, to be guest edited by Donna Trembinski and Michael Kightley.

    • The issue is open to non-traditional forms and genres of scholarly publication.
    • The issue will be published in print and open access online.
    • The digital format will adhere to principles of universal design.

    Send any enquiries to edia.florilegium@gmail.com and download full CFP here.

  • 23 Feb 2024 6:55 PM | Marc Cels (Administrator)

    The Midwest Conference on British Studies is proud to announce that its 71st Annual Meeting will be held at Toronto Metropolitan University on Friday, September 27 and Saturday, September 28. 

    The MWCBS seeks papers from scholars in all fields of British Studies, globally and broadly defined to include those who study the British Isles (including Ireland), the British Empire, the Commonwealth, and British engagement with the world, from Roman Britain to the modern age. 

    We welcome scholars from a broad spectrum of disciplines, including but not limited to English and literature, history, political science, gender studies, art, and music history. We invite proposals from scholars at all stages of their careers, including independent scholars.  The MWCBS equally welcomes individual paper proposals and proposals for panels (two-four presenters, plus chair and/or commentator), roundtables, poster sessions, and panels featuring the pre-circulation of papers among participants and audience members.  The MWCBS encourages presenters to use H-Albion and the discussion board at the conference blog, http://mwcbs.edublogs.org/, to find additional panelists. If needed, our organization can help to find chairs, commentators, and additional panelists. 

    The MWCBS welcomes proposals that:

    • Present new research on the political, social, cultural, and economic history of the British Isles, the empire, and the Commonwealth

    • Situate literature, the arts, and sciences in a British cultural context
    • Examine representations of British and imperial/Commonwealth national identities, including the construction of identities shaped by race, class, ethnicity, sexuality, gender, and dis/ability
    • Explore new developments in digital humanities, pedagogies, and/or research methodologies
    • Present professional development sessions on collaborative or innovative learning techniques in the British Studies classroom or on topics of research, publication, public outreach, or employment relevant to British Studies scholars

    The MWCBS welcomes presentations by graduate students and will award the Walter L. Arnstein Prize for the best graduate student paper(s) given at the conference. A limited number of Jim Sack Travel Awards will also be available.  All graduate students are encouraged to apply. Further details will be available on the MWCBS website: http://mwcbs.edublogs.org/

    Individual Paper Proposal Requirements:

    • Include a 200-word conference paper abstract.
    • Include a 1-page c.v. for the author.

    Panel Proposal Requirements:

    • Include a 200-word abstract for each paper and a 1-page c.v. for each participant, including chairs and commentators.
    • Include a 200-word abstract for the panel as a whole.
    • Please place the panel abstract, accompanying paper proposals, and vitas in one Word or PDF file and submit it as a single attachment. Also identify, within the e-mail, the panel’s contact person.

    • All proposals should be submitted electronically by May 3, to the Program Committee Chair David Pennington at dpennington41@webster.edu.

    For conference updates and to find fellow panelists, visit the MWCBS website at http://mwcbs.edublogs.org/

  • 15 Feb 2024 12:13 PM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    The Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of Toronto, in collaboration with the Dictionary of Old English, invites applications for a Research Associate (Limited Term) for a 3-year(s) appointment.

    The anticipated start date is April 15.

    The Research Associate is expected to collaborate with the work of the DOE, especially by aiding in the process of entry production.

    For more details: https://jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-Research-Associate-Term-ON/578303317/

  • 10 Feb 2024 1:50 PM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University invites applications for acluster of four curators to build, interpret, and steward the library’s extraordinary collections inone or more of the following areas of focus:

    • Indigenous history and culture, including North America 
    • European history and culture, pre-1800
    • Caribbean and/or Black Atlantic World
    • Medieval studies
    • U.S. history and culture, especially pre-1900
    • Ethnicity, race, and migration 
    • Gender and sexuality
    • History of science
    • Environmental studies
    • Visual culture, including history of photography

    • Material history, including print culture, book history, and critical bibliography 

    For more information, see https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search/home/HomeWithPreLoad?partnerid=25053&siteid=5248&PageType=JobDetails&jobid=1584172 

  • 27 Jan 2024 3:27 AM | Shannon McSheffrey (Administrator)

    À partir du 1er mars 2024, les étudiantes et étudiants mediévistes suisses, français, belges et québécois pourront déposer leur dossier de candidature pour le Prix Alma des Jeunes Chercheur.euses.

    Ce prix doit récompenser, chaque année, des travaux de jeunes chercheurs et chercheuses qui se situent à l'intersection de trois disciplines : l'histoire, la littérature et la philosophie. La participation au concours est ouverte à tous les inscrits (toutes les informations nécessaires figurent sur notre site). Pour concourir, il faut être titulaire d'au-moins un M1 ou d'un master, avoir moins de trente ans et ne pas être titulaire d'un doctorat. Le lauréat ou la lauréate recevra 700 dollars canadiens et verra son ouvrage publié en France. 

    Cliquez ici pour plus d'informations: https://www.alma-recherche.com/le-prix-alma

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