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Medieval Graduate Students in English. At the University of New Mexico. Friday, November 7, 2008. Lecture: Dr. E. Paul Durrenberger, Penn State University. The Journal of Anthropological Research. Dr Durrenberger also discussed the archaeological site in the Skagafjörður region of Iceland where the Icelandic home of Guðríður Þorbjarnardóttir, the first woman of European decent to give birth in the Americas, was discovered. Posted by Douglas Ryan VanBenthuysen @ 3:49 PM. Links to this post. We are very gr...

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Skip to Main Content. The University of New Mexico. Friends of Medieval Studies. Institute for Medieval Studies. 1 University of New Mexico. Mesa Vista Hall 2045. 169; The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131, (505) 277-0111. New Mexico's Flagship University.

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Skip to Main Content. The University of New Mexico. Friends of Medieval Studies. Institute for Medieval Studies. 1 University of New Mexico. Mesa Vista Hall 2045. MAA CARA Visiting Scholars. MAA CARA Visiting Scholars. The current compiler of the list is Timothy C. Graham, Director of the Institute for Medieval Studies at the University of New Mexico ( tgraham@unm.edu. Which can either be submitted electronically or on paper. Visiting Scholars List, 2013-2014. Center for Medieval Studies. Bronx, NY 10458.

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Skip to Main Content. The University of New Mexico. Friends of Medieval Studies. Institute for Medieval Studies. 1 University of New Mexico. Mesa Vista Hall 2045. Institute for Medieval Studies - Home. Timothy Graham’s summer course featured on KOB-TV News. Turkish Musician to Give Concert on Saturday, November 5 at 7:30. 169; The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131, (505) 277-0111. New Mexico's Flagship University.

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Programs of Study :: Institute for Medieval Studies | The University of New Mexico

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Skip to Main Content. The University of New Mexico. Friends of Medieval Studies. Institute for Medieval Studies. 1 University of New Mexico. Mesa Vista Hall 2045. An MA in English, Medieval Studies Concentration. A PhD in English, Medieval Studies Concentration. An MA in History with a focus on The Western World to 1500. A PhD in Medieval History. Or contact the Institute for more information. The Minor in Medieval Studies. The Minor in Medieval Studies is an interdisciplinary program designed to introdu...

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Skip to Main Content. The University of New Mexico. Friends of Medieval Studies. Institute for Medieval Studies. 1 University of New Mexico. Mesa Vista Hall 2045. Director, Institute for Medieval Studies. Professor, Department of History. Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Art and Art History. Dr Anthony Cárdenas. Professor and Chair, Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Associate Professor, Department of English. Associate Professor, Department of HIstory. Dr James L. Boone.

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Skip to Main Content. The University of New Mexico. Medieval Graduate Students in English. 1 University of New Mexico. Old English Language and Literature. Middle English Language and Literature. Old English and Old Norse Language and Literature. Faculty in Other Disciplines. Please see the faculty profiles at The Institute for Medieval Studies Website. 160;for more information on each faculty member). 169; The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131, (505) 277-0111.

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Medieval Graduate Students in English. At the University of New Mexico. Monday, April 28, 2008. Lecture: Dr. John McKinnell, Durham University. The Institute for Medieval Studies. Medieval Works in Progress and the Medieval Students Student Association. Sponsored today a lecture by visiting scholar Dr. John McKinnell titled: Beware of Your Family! Murderous Relatives in the Legends of the Early Kings of Sweden. Dr McKinnell has been serving as a visiting scholar. Links to this post. Friday, April 25, 2008.

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Medieval Graduate Students in English. At the University of New Mexico. Sunday, March 8, 2009. Conference this weekend, Chaucer Studio. Had a room set up to record. Dr Anita Obermeier and I were responsible for Passus II-IV, with me playing the parts of Conscience, Reason, Theology, ect, and her the part of Lady Mead and the narrator. We only managed to get through Passus II, but we will be recording the rest in Kalamazoo this May. Posted by Douglas Ryan VanBenthuysen @ 7:12 PM. Links to this post.