ICMS 2025
and it's not too soon to start thinking about session proposals for 2026...
Join TEAMS at our sponsored sessions at the 60th International Congress on Medieval Studies
Session 59 Thursday, 1:30pm – Sangren Hall 2710 (hybrid)
(Re)building the Middle English Texts Series (1):
Opportunities, Challenges, and Lessons Learned
(A Roundtable)
Steffi Delcourt (U. of Rochester); Pamela M. Yee (U. of Rochester); Daniel Elias Kephart (U. of Rochester); Eleanor Price (Eastman School of Music); Mead Bowen (U. of Rochester).
Session 103 Thursday, 3:30pm – Sangren Hall 2710 (hybrid)
(Re)building the Middle English Texts Series (2):
A Workshop on Using the New Digital Edition
led by Pamela M. Yee (U. of Rochester)
Session 163 Friday, 10am – Sangren Hall 2730 (hybrid)
The TEAMS Bonnie Wheeler Session: The Seductions of Chivalry*
· To Map or to Draw, That is the Question: Alternative Arthurian Assignments in the Twenty-First Century, Deborah M. Sinnreich-Levi (TEAMS)
· Telling Better Stories: Chivalric Conversations and Creative Projects, Arielle C. McKee (Wake Forest U.)
· Selling Romance: Framing Arthurian Literature for Underclassmen, Vincent V. Giordano (UT–Austin)
· “But choose wisely”: Balancing Original Language, Translation, and Adaptation in the Arthurian Course, Thomas A. Goodmann (U. of Miami)
Session 176 Friday, 10am – Sangren Hall 4540
Podcasting the Past (1): Pedagogy
· Teaching with Podcasts: Caveats and Practical Considerations, Bradley Phillis (Appalachian State U.)
· Digital Storytelling Through Podcasting: The Grandsons of Genghis, John Giebfried (U. Wien)
· “Affective Medievalism” and Podcasting: Reconstructing Textual Communities, Polina Svadkovskaia (U. of Ottawa)
Session 211 Friday, 1:30pm – Sangren Hall 3110 (hybrid)
Podcasting the Past (2): Public Outreach
· Meeting Multiple Modes of Medieval: Bridging the Gap Between Popular Medievalism and Academia Through Podcasting, Valdemar Møller Rygaard Lenschow (Aarhus U.)
· Getting Medieval Lit: On Podcasting for Public Access, Bailey J. Flannery (U. of Michigan–Ann Arbor)
· Footnoting History: Medievalists, Podcasting, and Public Outreach, Lucy C. Barnhouse (Arkansas State U.)
