Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Arizona State University, P.O. Box 874402, Tempe, AZ 85287-4402
Phone: (480) 965-5900 Fax: (480) 965-1681

Distinguished Visiting Professors

ACMRS brings distinguished visiting professors to ASU to enhance course offerings in medieval and Renaissance studies. Classes taught by these scholars have covered Spanish colonial culture, the medieval English alliterative revival, Petrarch, the pilgrimage tradition, medieval Latin, paleography, and Chaucer. New for 2004, distinguished visiting professors will teach classes usually taught by the recipient of the ACMRS Faculty Fellowship. The list below shows the names and home universities of all professors who have participated in this program.

Spring 2008 – Nadia Margolis, Professor of French and Medieval Studies, Mount Holyoke College

Fall 2006 - James Blakeley, ACMRS Visiting Assistant Professor

Spring 2006 - Thomas P. Roche, Emeritus Professor of English, Princeton University

Spring 2005 - Giles Constable, Professor Emeritus, School of Historical Studies, Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton)

Spring 2004 - Jerry R. Craddock, Professor of Spanish and Romance Philology, University of California, Berkeley

Spring 2002 - Chauncey Wood, Professor of English, McMaster University, Canada

Spring 2001 - Paul Brand, Fellow, History of Law, All Soul's College, Oxford, England

Fall 1998 to Spring 1999 - Lori Eshleman, Art History, University of Minnesota

Fall 1998 to Spring 1999 - Richard Jensen, Medieval Latin and Paleography, Emeritus, University of Arizona

Fall 1997 - Nicholas Spadaccini, Professor of Spanish and Comparitive Literature, University of Minnesota

Spring 1997 - Paul Hartle, Fellow, Renaissance English, St. Catharine's College, Cambridge, England

Fall 1996 - Michaelangelo Picone, Professor of Italian, University of Zurich, Switzerland

1993 to1995 - Visiting Professor Program hiatus due to budget cuts

Fall 1992 - Mary Maher, Professor of Theater, University of Arizona

Fall 1992 - Paul Hartle, Fellow, Renaissance English, St. Catharine's College, Cambridge, England

Spring 1992 - Giles Constable, Director, Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton

Spring 1991 - S. K. Heninger, Jr., Professor of English, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Spring 1989 - Robert Stevenson, Music History, Emeritus, University of California, Los Angeles

Spring 1988 - Herbert Penzl, Emeritus Professor of Germanic Studies, University of California, Berkeley

Spring 1987 - Rolena Adorno, Professor of Romance Languages, Ohio State University (now at Princeton)

Spring 1986 - Jeremy Bangs, Dutch Art and Culture, Chief Curator, Plimoth Plantation

Fall 1984 - Allen Debus, Morris Fishbein Professor in the History of Science and Medicine, University of Chicago

Spring 1984 - Robert Multhauf, Senior Historian, Smithsonian Institution

Spring 1983 - Michaelangelo Picone, Professor of Italian, McGill University, Canada