Director: Karen Robertson;

Steering Committee: John Ahern^a (Italian), Mark Amodio (English), Nancy Bisaha (History), Mita Choudhury^b (History), Leslie C. Dunn (English), Don Foster^a (English), J. Bert Lott (Greek and Roman Studies), Christine Reno^ab (French and Francophone Studies), Karen Robertson (English);

Participating Faculty: Roberta Antognini (Italian), Robert D. Brown (Greek and Roman Studies), Robert DeMaria (English), Yvonne Elet (Art), Eugenio L. Giusti^b (Italian), Dorothy Kim^ab (English), Susan Donahue Kuretsky (Art), Lynn R. LiDonnici (Religion), Brian R. Mann (Music), Zoltán Márkus^a (English), Mitchell Miller (Philosophy), Karen Robertson (English), Andrew Tallon (Art), Denise A. Walen^b (Drama);

^a On leave 2013/14, first semester
^b On leave 2013/14, second semester
^ab On leave 2013/14

The interdepartmental program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies is designed to provide the student with a coherent course of study in the arts, history, literature, and thought of European civilization from the fall of Rome to the seventeenth century.

Programs

Major

• •  Medieval and Renaissance Studies Major

Correlate Sequence in Medieval and Renaissance Studies

• •  Medieval and Renaissance Studies Correlate Sequence

Approved Courses

• •  Medieval and Renaissance Studies Approved Courses

Courses

Medieval/Renaissance Studies: I. Introductory

• •  MRST 116 - The Dark Ages

Medieval/Renaissance Studies: II. Intermediate

• •  MRST 202 - Thesis Preparation
• •  MRST 220 - Medieval and Renaissance Culture: Women in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
• •  MRST 246 - Music and Ideas I: Medieval and Early Modern Europe: The Power of Church and Court
• •  MRST 290 - Field Work
• •  MRST 298 - Independent Work

Medieval/Renaissance Studies: III. Advanced

• •  MRST 300 - Senior Thesis
• •  MRST 301 - Senior Thesis
• •  MRST 302 - Senior Thesis
• •  MRST 339 - Shakespeare in Production
• •  MRST 380 - English Seminar
• •  MRST 399 - Senior Independent Work