ACMRS Public Programs

ACMRS Distinguished
Lecture Series in Medieval
and Renaissance Studies

In the spring of 1999, ACMRS established its Distinguished Lecture Series in Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Each semester, the Center brings one eminent scholar to ASU for a few days to present a public lecture, interact with upper-division and/or graduate classes, and meet informally with students and faculty. Often, ACMRS is also able to arrange stops at the University of Arizona in Tucson and Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. ACMRS is pleased to list the following individuals as participants in this series:

Keith Moxley, Barnard College
(Spring 2008)

Michael Flier, Harvard University
(Fall 2007)

Ann Blair, Harvard University
(Sprint 2007)

James Brundage, University of Kansas
(Fall 2006)

Stephen Orgel, Stanford University
(Spring 2006)

Caroline Walker Bynum, Institute for Advanced Study
(Fall 2005)

Theodore K. Rabb, Princeton University
(Spring 2005)

Paul Freedman, Yale University
(Fall 2004)

Gary Tomlinson, University of Pennsylvania
(Spring 2004)

Madeline H. Caviness, Tufts University
(Fall 2003)

Anthony Pagden, UCLA
(Spring 2003)

Nicholas Orme, University of Exeter
(Fall 2002)

Michael J. B. Allen, UCLA
(Spring 2002)

David C. Lindberg, University of Wisconsin
(Fall 2001)

Jean Mesnard, University of Paris-Sorbonne (emeritus) and member of the French Academie des sciences morales et politiques
(Spring 2001)

Edward M. Peters, University of Pennsylvania
(Fall 2000)

Samuel G. Armistead, University of California, Irvine (Spring 2000)

Nancy G. Siraisi, Hunter College and the Graduate School of the City University of New York
(Fall 1999)

Barbara K. Lewalski, Harvard University
(Spring 1999)