2021 Virtual Conference – June 2021
Source: http://www.rmmra.org/2020-conference-cedar-city-utah/
Due to continuing concerns about COVID-19, difficulty in obtaining institutional permissions and/or funding, and other potential pandemic-related travel concerns, RMMRA’s 53rd Annual Meeting and Conference will be held virtually over the weekend of June 25, 2021.
We are excited to host a variety of events this year ranging from works-in-progress workshops through traditional panel presentations.
The RMMRA invites paper and panel submissions on any topic relating to the period 400-1700CE and welcomes scholars in a broad range of disciplines including history, pedagogy, literature, art history, music, and gender studies. Papers may wish to respond to this year’s theme of “Reimagining the Medieval and Renaissance in a Post-Pandemic World.”
Participants are encouraged to propose: 1) A paper to be read in a typical panel; 2) A full panel of papers linked by theme or approach; 3) A work-in-progress for detailed workshop-style feedback; or 4) A moderated discussion panel in which audience members can participate in conversation about relevant topics or texts. All participants are also welcome to volunteer as readers for works-in-progress seminars, which will involve pre-reading submitted papers and offering critical feedback during the conference.
The proposal portal will be open through April 15, 2021.
Please contact the RMMRA with any questions or concerns.
The RMMRA is dedicated to creating an inclusive scholarly community. We encourage papers from scholars regardless of race, national origin, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, religion, political views, military status, (dis)ability, and career paths. Our organization is committed to providing a safe, accessible, harassment-free, and collegial conference experience for all attendees. The RMMRA recognizes and supports the inclusion of diverse scholars from across the academy.
Due to continuing concerns about COVID-19, difficulty in obtaining institutional permissions and/or funding, and other potential pandemic-related travel concerns, RMMRA’s 53rd Annual Meeting and Conference will be held virtually over the weekend of June 25, 2021.
We are excited to host a variety of events this year ranging from works-in-progress workshops through traditional panel presentations.
The RMMRA invites paper and panel submissions on any topic relating to the period 400-1700CE and welcomes scholars in a broad range of disciplines including history, pedagogy, literature, art history, music, and gender studies. Papers may wish to respond to this year’s theme of “Reimagining the Medieval and Renaissance in a Post-Pandemic World.”
Participants are encouraged to propose: 1) A paper to be read in a typical panel; 2) A full panel of papers linked by theme or approach; 3) A work-in-progress for detailed workshop-style feedback; or 4) A moderated discussion panel in which audience members can participate in conversation about relevant topics or texts. All participants are also welcome to volunteer as readers for works-in-progress seminars, which will involve pre-reading submitted papers and offering critical feedback during the conference.
The proposal portal will be open through April 15, 2021.
Please contact the RMMRA with any questions or concerns.
The RMMRA is dedicated to creating an inclusive scholarly community. We encourage papers from scholars regardless of race, national origin, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, religion, political views, military status, (dis)ability, and career paths. Our organization is committed to providing a safe, accessible, harassment-free, and collegial conference experience for all attendees. The RMMRA recognizes and supports the inclusion of diverse scholars from across the academy.
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