Interdivisional
Updated August 13, 2018
1.
Karen Sullivan - Literature
(coordinator)
2.
Katherine M. Boivin - Art History
3.
Maria Sachiko Cecire – Literature
4.
Jay Elliott – Philosophy
5.
Marisa Libbon – Literature
6.
Joseph Mansky - Literature
7.
Alice Stroup - History
The Medieval Studies concentration exposes
students to the medieval civilizations of Europe and the Middle East through a
range of disciplines. Medieval Studies
is a concentration (a secondary field of study) that requires students to major
in a primary program.
Moderation
Requirements:
1.
Medieval Studies cross-listed survey
course
2.
Medieval Studies cross-listed survey
course
Examples of survey
courses include: HIST 2110 Early Middle Ages; HIST 3117 High Middle Ages; ARTH
220 Early Medieval Art and Architecture; LIT 204 Comparative Literature I; and
LIT 250 English Literature I.
Graduation
Requirements:
3.
Medieval Studies cross-listed
course
4.
Medieval Studies cross-listed
course
5.
300-level Medieval Studies
cross-listed course
6.
Senior Project I
7.
Senior Project II
Before undertaking research for the Senior
Project, students must demonstrate reading knowledge of at least one
appropriate language, either medieval or modern, in addition to modern
English. At least two members of the
Senior Project board must be affiliated with Medieval Studies.