Programs

By bringing together diverse voices from inside and outside the University, the Center seeks to broaden the relevance of the Renaissance and Baroque periods to contemporary life, especially in areas such as Shakespeare studies, women's studies, and cross-cultural exchange.

New

• Re-mapping the Renaissance: Exchange between Early Modern Islam and Europe, a three-week summer seminar for college and university teachers

Recurring programs

• Attending to Early Modern Women, a symposium
• Crossing Borders/Breaking Boundaries, a series of multidisciplinary summer institutes for Maryland school teachers.
• Play and Poetry Reading Series
• Shakespeare Camp
• Shakespeare Fest/Shakespeare in Performance
• Shakespeare Monologue Festival for students grade 6-9
• Works-in-Progress Colloquia

Academic offerings

• Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Course Offerings, Spring 2007

Past programs

• Archive of past programs