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| Photograph by Sharon M. Rowley© |
Greetings all! We’re looking forward to getting this blog back on track, and what better way than faculty news?
Dr. Jessica Apolloni, CNU English has recently published: “‘A Night of Errors:’ Chaos, Comedy, and Comparative Law at the Inns of Court,” in Law, Culture and the Humanities. (2022).
Dr. Charlotte Cartwright, CNU History, organized two sessions for the 58th Annual International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University: “Medieval Lincoln” and “Tapestries, Prosopography, Names, and Vases: In Memory of George Beech,” with Amy Livingstone for Medieval People and the Medieval Studies Research Group, Univ. of Lincoln.
Dr. Sarah Finley, CNU Spanish, is a fellow at the Helmerich Center for American Studies
Dr. Finley has also recently published: “ ‘¿Enseñar Música a un Ángel?’: The Countess of Villaumbrosa as Sor Juana’s Musical Patron in Romance 21.”. Revista de Estudios Hispánicos. Volume, 56. Issue, 1. (2022). Pages, 29-50.
Dr. Grace Godwin, CNU Theater, has published “My Two Ears Can Witness”: Feminist Pedagogy from Rehearsal Hall to Classroom. Feminist Pedagogy/California Polytechnic State University. Volume, 2. Issue, 3. (2022).
Next April (stay tuned for more!) Dr. Godwin will be directing Jeanie O’Hare’s Queen Margaret, an adaptation of 1 – 3 Henry VI & Richard III here at CNU!
Dr. Eric Silverman, CNU Philosophy, is part of a team awarded a John Templeton Grant to Study Christian Meaning-Making, Suffering, and The Flourishing Life (2019-2022) has a pretty awesome website of his own that lists all of his publications: Eric J. Silverman (google.com)
Dr. Sharon M. Rowley, CNU English, has published two recent essays: “Bishop Lyfing, Crediton and the Cultural Orbit of Cambridge, Corpus Christi College MS 41,” Yearbook of English Studies 2022: Literature to 1200, 52, ed. Joshua Davies and Clare Lees, 2022, 102-119; and “Bede,” in Bloomsbury Key Thinkers: Bloomsbury Publishing (US). 18 May 2023. DOI: 10.5040/9781350892880.192.
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| Austrian National Library, Vienna. photo by Sharon Rowley |