Rare Book School 2026
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Deborah Sinnreich-Levi
Resources for teaching in these difficult times
The information below is shared with the written consent of the MLA. It is not specifically for medievalists, but it seemed very valuable to me. There are 2 links: one is to a
Call for Papers:
46th Annual Medieval and Renaissance Forum: The Body in the Middle Ages and the RenaissanceKeene State College,Keene, NH, USA Friday and Saturday April 10-11, 2026 Call for Papers and Sessions The 46th
The Once and Future Classroom: Resources for Teaching Medieval Studies Fall 2024, VOL. XVIII, ISSUE 2
Editor's introductionKing Arthur in Film Unit Lesson Plan – Jacob Hermann (Rice University) Asynchronous Discussion of The Last Duel and “The Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale:” Asynchronous Discussion Post Assignment Joanna Shearer
Open-Access Teaching Module on the Black Death Now Available
Free, new materials for teaching the Black Death
Interested in podcasting?
"After four successful seasons, The Multicultural Middle Ages Podcast (MMA) will return for its fifth in 2026. Sponsored by the Medieval Academy of America, MMA is an anthology-style podcast that seeks to continue