Director: Zoltán Márkus;

Steering Committee: Mark C. Amodio (English), Nancy Bisaha (History), Mita Choudhury (History), Curtis Dozier^ab (Greek and Roman Studies), Leslie C. Dunn (English), Yvonne Elet (Art), Marc Epstein (Religion), Elizabeth Lastra (Art), Zoltán Márkus (English), Ronald Patkus (Library), Agnes Veto (Jewish Studies), Denise A. Walen (Drama);

Participating Faculty: Debra Bucher (Library), Eve D’Ambra (Art), Robert DeMaria (English), Alberto Gelmi (Italian), Christopher Raymond (Philosophy), David Tavárez^a (Anthropology).

^a On leave 2023/24, first semester

^ab On leave 2023/24

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies program is designed to provide the student with a coherent, multidisciplinary, and cross-cultural course of study of the arts, history, literature, and thought from late antiquity to the 18th century.

Programs

Major

• •  Medieval and Renaissance Studies Major

Correlate Sequence in Medieval and Renaissance Studies

• •  Medieval and Renaissance Studies Correlate Sequence

Departmental Courses Accepted for Credit

• •  Full List of Courses Accepted for Credit Towards Medieval and Renaissance Studies Major and Correlate

Courses

Courses Originating in Medieval and Renaissance Studies

• •  MRST 202 - Thesis Preparation
• •  MRST 220 - Medieval and Renaissance Culture
• •  MRST 221 - Medieval Science and Technology
• •  MRST 224 - Intersectionality in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
• •  MRST 250 - Whose Middle Ages?
• •  MRST 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
• •  MRST 298 - Independent Work
• •  MRST 300 - Senior Thesis
• •  MRST 301 - Senior Thesis
• •  MRST 302 - Senior Thesis
• •  MRST 399 - Senior Independent Work