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MEMS Workshops

The Medieval and Early Modern Studies workshop will be hosting the following events:

  • Marcelo Aranda

    October 2, 2008, History PhD candidate

  • 10/9/08 (Thurs):

    Nancy Kollmann

    William H. Bonsall Professor of History, Stanford University

  • 10/30/08 (Thurs):

    Brad Bouley

    PhD candidate, History, Stanford University

  • 11/5/08 (Weds):

    Jeffrey Hamburger

    Kuno Francke Professor of German Art and Culture, Harvard University

    Professor Hamburger will also be giving a lecture at 5 pm on November 5th following his lunchtime workshop with MEMS.

  • 12/4/08 (Thurs):

    Sebastian Barrevald

    PhD candidate, History, Stanford University
  • 3/5/09 (Thurs):

    Hilary Gatti

    "Giordano Bruno in England: A Re-Assessment (with the Department of English and Department of History)
  • 5/23/09 (Sat):

    "Imagination and Memory in Medieval and Early Modern Studies"

    MEMS graduate student conference

All the above mentioned workshops will take place at Noon in Building 260 Room 216.


Sponsored by the Stanford Humanities Center. Made possible by support from the Mellon Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Stanford University Dean of Research.

Persons requiring assistance or further information should contact:

Brad Bouley (bouley at stanford.edu) or
Iga Zelazny (iga at stanford.edu) or
Elizabeth Coggeshall (eacogg at stanford.edu)


Last year's events

Stanford CMEMS gratefully acknowledges support from the Hoover House Circle and the President's Fund for Innovation in the Humanities.