Ten English Department Faculty and Graduate Students attended, presented, and participated in the organization of the 48th Annual Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Medieval & Renaissance Association. The conference, entitled,\u00a0\u201cThe Past, Present, and Future of Medieval and Renaissance Texts\u201d was held at UNM\u00a0on June 16th through the 18th.<\/p>\n
Anita Obermeier, current chair of the department, presented\u00a0“Wynkyn de Worde\u2019s ‘a lytel treatyse of ye byrth and prophecye of marlyn’ as\u00a0Medieval\/Renaissance Linking Text”;<\/p>\n
Assistant Professor Jonathan Davis-Secord presented\u00a0“Looking at Ladies in \u00c6lfric\u2019s Lives of Saints”;<\/p>\n
Jessica Troy, candidate for a PhD in Medieval Studies\u00a0presented “Bede\u2019s Prose Life of St. Cuthbert: Dissecting the Corpse of St. Cuthbert”;<\/p>\n
“Dangerous Entities: Crossing into the Territory of the Other” was presented by graduate student,\u00a0Alex Ukropen;<\/p>\n
PhD student, Jerry Lavin presented “The Economic Foundation of Northumbria\u2019s Golden Age”;<\/p>\n
Graduate student, Emily Frontiere presented “Bede\u2019s Jewish Inspiration”;<\/p>\n
“Making the Case for David: A Reexamination of Intertextuality in Beowulf 2444\u20132451a” was presented by Kevin Jackson, a PhD student;<\/p>\n
Lisa Myers, a Term Teaching Instructor, was the presider for\u00a0“Christians\u2019 Views of Others [Acoma A]”;<\/p>\n
“More than the Sum of Its Parts: The Material Culture of the Exeter Book” presented by PhD candidate, Justin Larsen;<\/p>\n
And PhD student, Abigail Robertson presented “The Bedan Arthur: The Relationship between Geoffrey of Monmouth\u2019s Historia regum\u00a0Britanniae and The Ecclesiastical History of the English People”.<\/p>\n
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