Arthurian Studies

Meghan Glass

Durham University

Graduate Student

English Studies Department

American Indian Literature, English (Medieval Studies), Interdisciplinary Studies, and Medieval English Literature

Stephanie L Hathaway

University of Oxford

Department Member

Medieval and Modern Languages Department

Arthurian Studies, Chanson De Geste And French Epic, Chansons De Geste, and Medieval French Literature

Katie Stevenson

University of St Andrews

Faculty Member

History Department

Arthurian Studies, Chivalry (Chivalry), Chivalry (Medieval Studies), and Commemoration and Memory

Matthieu Boyd

Fairleigh Dickinson University

Faculty Member

Literature, Language, Writing, and Philosophy Department

Arthurian Studies, Breton language, literature, and culture, Celtic Philology, and Celtic Studies

Katie Newell

University of Tennessee Knoxville

Graduate Student

History Department

12th century England, 13th century England, 14th century England, and Angevin England

Michael Linkletter

St Francis Xavier University (Nova Scotia, Canada)

Faculty Member

Celtic Studies Department

Celtic Studies, Celtic studies (Medieval Studies), Early Medieval Ireland, and Early Medieval Scotland

Aleksandra Kleczar

Jagiellonian University

Faculty Member

Institute of Classical Philology

Alexander the Great, Ancient Novel, Bucolic Poetry, and Callimachus

Katie Garner

Cardiff University

Graduate Student

School of English, Communication, and Philosophy

18th Century British Literature, 19th-Century/Victorian Medievalism, Angela Carter, and Art

Sarah Hulke

University of York

Graduate Student

English and Related Literature Department

Arthurian Studies, Arthuriana, English (Medieval Studies), and English Literature

Mark Adderley

Wyoming Catholic College

Faculty Member

Liberal Arts Department

Anglo-Saxon Studies, Arthurian Studies, Chaucer, and Creative Writing

A. Joseph McMullen

Harvard University

Graduate Student

Celtic Languages and Literatures Department

Anglo-Saxon Studies, Arthurian Studies, Continental Philosophy, and Critical Theory

Jimmy P. Miller

Celtic Philology, Celtic Studies, Celtic studies (Medieval Studies), and Irish Literature

Chris Eagle

University of Western Sydney

Faculty Member

Writing and Society Research Group: College of Arts

Comparative Literature, Modernist Literature (Literary Modernism), Philosophy Of Language, and Speech-Language Pathology/ Communication Disorders

Gloria Betcher

Iowa State University

Department Member

English Department

16th Century (History), 20th Century, Architectural History, and Architecture (Rhetoric and Public Culture)

Chaya Hauber Lazebnik

University of Kansas

Graduate Student

Religious Studies Department

Anthropology Of Religion, Early Medieval Ireland, Epistemology (Anthropology), and Medieval Scandinavia

Ann Martinez

University of Kansas

Graduate Student

English Department

Anglo-Saxon Studies, Arthurian Studies, Ecocriticism, and J. R. R. Tolkien

Trevor Russell Smith

University of York

Alumnus

History Department

Chivalry (Medieval Studies), Chronicles, Composition and Rhetoric, and Conceptions of Individuality and Selfhood

Jack ("Trey") Gorden

Purdue University

Graduate Student

English Department

Anglo-Saxon Studies, Anglo-Saxon Studies (History), Arthurian Studies, and Beowulf

Andy King

University of Southampton

Faculty Member

History Department

14th century England, Arthurian Studies, Castles, and Chivalry (Chivalry)

Annie Barton (Osborne)

University of East Anglia

Alumnus

School of Literature and Creative Writing

Adaptation (Literature), Children's Literature, Children's and Young Adult Literature, and Cultural Identity

Christopher Berard

University of Toronto

Graduate Student

Centre for Medieval Studies

Arthurian Studies, Chivalry (Medieval Studies), Court Culture, and Cultural History

Claudio Lagomarsini

Università Degli Studi di Siena

Post-Doc

Filologia e Critica della Letteratura Department

Anglo-Norman literature and culture, Arthurian Studies, Chivalry (Medieval Studies), and Court Culture

Alison Ganze Langdon

Western Kentucky University

Faculty Member

English Department

Anglo-Saxon Studies, Animal Cognition, Animals and Animality, and Animals in Literature

Marie-Luise Theuerkauf

University College Cork

Graduate Student

Early and Medieval Irish Department

Arthurian Studies, Celtic Studies, Comparative Literature, and Comparative medieval literature and culture (German, English, Old Norse & Old French)
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