Provisional program
Friday,
November 18
-7:30 PM: dinner at Café Don José
Saturday, November 19
-8:30 AM: breakfast at Savvy Jack's Southern Gourmet (11401 N 56TH St Ste 22)
-10:00 AM: Welcome/introduction (Mark Greenberg, USF Special Collections; James D'Emilio, USF Humanities) (Florida Studies Reading Room, 4th floor, USF Library)
-10:30: Session I, discussion of precirculated papers (Florida Studies Reading Room, 4th floor, USF Library)
-7:30 PM: dinner at Café Don José
Saturday, November 19
-8:30 AM: breakfast at Savvy Jack's Southern Gourmet (11401 N 56TH St Ste 22)
-10:00 AM: Welcome/introduction (Mark Greenberg, USF Special Collections; James D'Emilio, USF Humanities) (Florida Studies Reading Room, 4th floor, USF Library)
-10:30: Session I, discussion of precirculated papers (Florida Studies Reading Room, 4th floor, USF Library)
- Florin Curta, University of Florida, "Merovingian and Carolingian Gift-Giving"
- Mary Jane Schenck, University of Tampa, "The Mission of Charlemagne in Spain Seen Through the Window at Chartres Cathedral"
- Tison Pugh, University of Central Florida, "'He nedes moot unto the pley assente': Queer Fidelities and Contractual Hermaphroditism in Chaucer's Clerk's Tale"
-2:00-4:30:
Session II, shorter introductions of members' research projects or
issues in teaching and curricular development (moderators and organizers, Carrie Benes
and Anne Latowsky) (Florida Studies Reading Room, 4th Floor,
USF Library),
We are grateful to the USF Library and Special Collections for hosting the meeting, and we appreciate the additional support generously provided by the New College of Florida Division of Social Sciences, the USF College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office, and the USF Departments of English, Humanities and American Studies, and World Language Education.
- Carrie Benes, New College of
Florida: The Advantages, Disadvantages, and Logistics of Curricular
Re-Enactments
- Alex Bruce, Florida Southern College: The Florida Southern College Medieval Symposium
- James
D'Emilio, University of South Florida: Medieval Galicia in the USA,
Kalamazoo and Beyond
- Nicole Discenza, University of
South Florida: NEH Grant Proposal, "Geography and Cosmology in
Anglo-Saxon England"
- Maria Esformes, University of
South Florida: A Year as a Fulbright Scholar in Spain
We are grateful to the USF Library and Special Collections for hosting the meeting, and we appreciate the additional support generously provided by the New College of Florida Division of Social Sciences, the USF College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office, and the USF Departments of English, Humanities and American Studies, and World Language Education.