The Medieval Studies Research Group (MSRG) at my institution (the University of Lincoln, UK) has recently secured funding for three new doctoral posts as graduate teaching fellows. They are for four years of study, fully funded, with teaching built into the programme, and they are framed around three core areas under the umbrella of ‘Transcending Boundaries in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages’. The three strands have flexibility, and projects on Arthuriana and/or medievalism are featured in the third stream especially. If anyone has any questions or would like to chat about this opportunity, please contact Dr. Renée Ward (rward@lincoln.ac.uk).

I am pleased to share with you the preliminary program for our Annual Conference, which runs May 27-29 at York University in Toronto. You can check out all the details here: https://www.canadianmedievalists.org/resources/Documents/Preliminary%20Schedule%20Canadian%20Society%20of%20Medievalists.pdf

Remember to register before March 31^st to take advantage of the Early Bird Congress rates: https://www.federationhss.ca/en/congress/congress-2023/register.

****

J'ai le plaisir de partager avec vous le programme préliminaire de notre colloque annuel, qui se tiendra du 27 au 29 mai à l'Université York de Toronto. Vous pouvez consulter tous les détails ici : https://www.canadianmedievalists.org/resources/Documents/Preliminary%20Schedule%20Canadian%20Society%20of%20Medievalists.pdf

N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire avant le 31 mars pour bénéficier du tarif "Early Bird " : https://www.federationhss.ca/fr/congres/congres-2023/inscription.

The CSM/SCM is a member association of the Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences. Follow this link to the Federation's February communique: https://www.federationhss.ca/en/february-communique

Le CSM/SCM est une association membre de la Fédération des Sciences Humaines et Sociales. Suivez ce lien pour accéder au communiqué de février de la Fédération :

https://www.federationhss.ca/fr/communique-de-fevrier

The UiB Literature & Religion Research Group is looking for applicants for a 4-year post-doc for researchers working on literature with a religious angle. Any period welcome, but medievalists especially so!

https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/240483/postdoctoral-position-at-the-department-of-foreign-languages-literature-religion?fbclid=IwAR3GHcV-E8gKLYd6G8OyDoDPtshvRleMqER_Eryan3LrHbbfb0CguWGEhaA

(or tinyurl: https://tinyurl.com/mry3vczm )

There are also 2 PhD positions and another post-doc connected to 6 other research groups in the department, all of which are 4-yr positions:

• Ph.d. engelsk https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/240476/phd-research-fellowship-2-positions-at-the-department-of-foreign-languages

• Postdoc engelsk https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/240493/postdoctoral-research-fellow-at-the-department-of-foreign-languages

All the positions are well-paid, with good benefits, and reasonable teaching and administration work. 

The application deadline is 14 March and the positions should start August/Sept.

Any questions may be directed to Laura Laura Saetveit Miles (Laura.Miles@uib.no)

La prochaine conférence du cycle annuel du Centre d’études médiévales de l’Université de Montréal aura lieu lundi prochain, le 13 février, à 16 heures, dans la salle C-3061 du Carrefour des arts et des sciences :

Gabriele Giannini (Université de Montréal)

Scriptae, localisations et recueils démembrés

La conférence peut également être suivie à distance, par le biais de la plateforme Zoom : 

https://umontreal.zoom.us/j/85605167004?pwd=Wmd4bmVKSzB1ekJkYWVURkw4YmRKZz09

Retired Professor Joseph Goering of the University of Toronto's History Department passed away on Feb. 5 2023. He was a distinguished Canadian medievalists who served on the Society's Advisory Board. He is remembered fondly by colleagues and former students. Follow this link for his obituary, details on his funeral (16 Feb.), and a place to share condolences and memories: https://memorialsource.com/memorial/joseph-butch-goering

The Jesuit Centre for Catholic Studies is pleased to virtually host Dr. Donna Trembinski this Wednesday, January 18^th at 12:10 pm (CST) for our monthly Formations and Re-formations in Catholic Thought lunch-hour lecture series. Dr. Trembinski will be speaking on "Illness and Authority: Disability in the Life and Lives of Francis of Assisi" so I thought I would extend the invitation to any interested CSM members who want to join! See the poster to register for your zoom link or, if you're unavailable at that time, feel free to watch the recording of the talk on St Paul's College's Youtube channel afterwards. https://umanitoba.ca/st-pauls-college/jesuit-centre-catholic-studies/events/frct-lunch-donna-trembinski

Remember to send in your proposals for presentations at our annual conference (May 27-29, 2023 at York University, Toronto). They're due Jan. 15 but Jan. 16 is ok too! Send them to siobhain.calkin@carleton.ca.

Nous vous rappelons que les propositions de communications et de sessions pour la réunion annuelle  (27-29 mai 2023 à l'Université York, Toronto) doivent être envoyées le 15 janvier (ou le 16 janvier aussi) à siobhain.calkin@carleton.ca.

University of Toronto, Centre for Medieval Studies, Jan. 13 Convivium

Sebastian Sobecki, University of Toronto, will deliver a lecture entitled "News from the Archive: An Unknown Personal Manuscript by Thomas Hoccleve" Friday Jan. 13 2:30-4:30pm; event both in person and on Zoom (Zoom. Meeting ID: 895 5163 1921 Passcode: 737825) from Lillian Massey Building, LI301, 125 Queen's Park, 3rd Floor

Abstract: Thomas Hoccleve (1368-1426) has emerged as a leading English fifteenth-century poet. His deeply autobiographical work has been celebrated as intimate and modern, original and arresting. Hoccleve was also a professional government clerk, toiling for 40 years in the Privy Seal Office, and his handwriting is the best known of all medieval English scribes. He appears to have been in charge of promoting Chaucer’s reputation after his death, and he may have been responsible for London’s emerging literary scene. This talk will reveal, for the first time, a hitherto unknown personal manuscript by Hoccleve. 

https://www.medieval.utoronto.ca/events/sebastian-sobecki-news-archive-unknown-personal-manuscript-thomas-hoccleve

 http://apply.interfolio.com/113514 Department of English at Colby College invites applications for a three-year visiting appointment in pre-1800 British Literature, to begin fall 2023.