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Affiliates
Scholars at the University of Maryland who specialize
or have an interest in the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque
periods come from many departments across campus. These scholars
include:
Sabrina Baron, History
Jackson
G. Barry, English
Ralph
Bauer, English
Carmen
Benito-Vessels, Spanish
Adele
Berlin, Jewish Studies and English
Marvin Breslow,
History (emeritus)
John
H. Brown, Philosophy (emeritus)
Hervé
Campangne, French and Italian
Kent
Cartwright, English
Anthony
Colantuono, Art History and Archaeology
Theresa
Coletti, English
Kim Coles, English
Robert M. Coogan, English (emeritus) and Classics
Bernard D. Cooperman,
History
Betty Day, Libraries
Lillian Doherty,
Classics
Jane
Donawerth, English, Comparative Literature, Women's Studies
Richard Etlin, Architecture
Giuseppe
Falvo, Italian
Andrea Frisch, French
Robert Gaines, Communication
Meredith Gill, Art History
Andrea Goldman, History
Quint Gregory, Art History
Marshall
Grossman, English
Barbara Haggh-Huglo,
Music
Judith
P. Hallett, Classics
Donna
B. Hamilton, English
Gary
Hamilton, English
Regina
Harrison, Comparative Literature and Spanish
Mitchell Hebert,
Theatre
Franklin Hildy,
Theatre
Brian Kelly, Architecture
Katie King, Women's
Studies
Genevra
Kornbluth, Art History
Roberta
Lavine, Spanish
Theodore
Leinwand, English
Jaqueline
Letzter, French
Jerrold
Levinson, Philsophy
Eric Lindquist, Libraries
Yelena Luckert, Libraries
Edward MacLary,
Music
Maynard
Mack, Jr., English
Leon Major, Music
Charles Manekin, Philosophy
Eyda
Merediz, Spanish
Thomas
Moser, Jr., English
Claire Moses,
Women's Studies
Heather Nathans, Theatre
Michael Olmert,
English
William
L. Pressly, Art History and Archaeology
Ana Patricia Rodriguez, Spanish
Carmen Roman, Spanish
Laura Rosenthal, English
Jeanne Rutenberg, History
Charles Rutherford, English
Lauree Sails, Art History
Hernán
Sánchez de Pinillos, Spanish and Portuguese
Susanna van Sant, Libraries
Catherine Schuler,
Theatre
Leigh Smiley,
Theatre
Philip Soergel, History
Richard
Spear, Art History and Archaeology
Gabriele
Strauch, Germanic Studies
Richard E.
Walker, Germanic Studies
Richard
Wexler, Music
Arthur
Wheelock, Art History and Archaeology
Madeline Zilfi, History
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UPCOMING EVENTS
FALL 2008
A Semester on War and the
Representation of War
October 31, 2008
Deadline: Forum Contributions
Early Modern Women Journal
November 1, 2008
Follow-Up Session
Crossing Borders/Breaking Boundaries
November 8, 2008
Chaucer, Elizabeth I, and Shakespeare
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