2020-2021 Scholarly Programs
8 July 2020 (extended from 8 June 2020)
Admission deadline for:
Food and the Book: 1300-1800
David B. Goldstein, Allen James Grieco, and Sarah Peters Kernan organize a conference at the Newberry Library
Neighborhood, Community, and Place in Early Modern London
Christopher Highley and Alan Farmer direct a fall weekend seminar at The Ohio State University
Researching the Archive
Joyce E. Chaplin and Julie Crawford direct a dissertation seminar at Columbia University and Harvard University
8 September 2020
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
Early Modern Intersections in the American South
Heather M. Kopelson, Jenny Shaw, and Cassander L. Smith organize a spring symposium at the University of Alabama
Reading Scotland before 1707
Margaret Connolly, Rhiannon Purdie, Jane Pettegree, and Harriet Archer organize a spring symposium at the University of St Andrews
18 January 2021
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
New Research and Performance Directions in Premodern Disability Studies
Allison P. Hobgood and Sheila T. Cavanagh organize a spring weekend seminar at Emory University
Out of the Archive: Digital Projects as Early Modern Research Objects
Margaret Simon and Christopher Warren, with Christopher Crosbie organize a spring weekend seminar at North Carolina State University
John Locke and England’s Empire
David Armitage directs a weekend seminar at the John Carter Brown Library
2 March 2021
Admission and Grant-in-Aid deadline for:
Introduction to English Paleography
Heather Wolfe directs a weeklong skills course at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst
An Orientation to Research Methods and Agendas
Marcy North, Claire L. M. Bourne, and Whitney Trettien direct a summer intensive skills course at Pennsylvania State University
Making Meaning: Hands-On Basic Paleography and Book Production
Margaret J.M. Ezell and Kevin M. O'Sullivan direct a summer intensive skills course at Texas A&M University
