Session 1: 10AM-11:30AM Chair: Sarah Novacich Rutgers
Alexis Wang Columbia "Mirrors, Rainbows, and the Aesthetics of Reflection in the Arena Chapel in Padua”
Julie Gafney, Executive Director, the Center for Community Engaged Learning, Fordham University
Katerina Harris NYU “Medieval Love via Portraits and Vernon Lee”
Session 2: 11:45AM-1:15PM Chair: Brigitte Miriam Bedos-Rezak NYU
Kelsey Boor Fordham “Two Puzzles and a Story: Thomas Aquinas on Conscience”
Mary Alcaro Rutgers "Facing a Faceless Threat: Plague, Death & Allegory in Fourteenth Century English Poetry"?
Lunch: 1:15-2:00PM
Session 3: 2PM-3:30PM Chair: Nicholas Paul Fordham
Abigail Sargent Princeton “Building Fences, Guarding Grain: Balancing Autonomy and Authority in Late Medieval Normandy and Kent”
Brooke Franks Stony Brook “George Heriot’s Hospital: Education and Work in Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh”
Roundtable: 3:45-5PM Medievalists, Collaborations, and the Future of the Humanities
Claire Dillon, Medievalists Toolkit and Columbia University
Katherina Fostano, Digital & Visual Resources Curator, Department of Art History and Music and The Center For Medieval Studies, Fordham University
Sara McDougall, Associate Professor of History, John Jay College and the CUNY Graduate Center
Roger S. Wieck, Melvin R. Seiden Curator and Department Head, Morgan Library and Museum
