People

Staff

Name Contact

Michelle Hamilton

Trustee for Medieval Studies

Center for Premodern Studies

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

Hamilton@umn.edu

Lydia Garver

Associate Director

Center for Premodern Studies

premod@umn.edu

Alex Korte & Jonas Garver

Center Research Assistants

premodstudies@umn.edu

Faculty

Name Contact Specialty
Bernard S. Bachrach

Professor Emeritus

Department of History
114 Heller Hall

612-624-3301

bachr001@umn.edu
Early Angevin history, Fulk Nerra, medieval Europe before 1200, medieval military, Renaissance
Lianna Farber

Associate Professor

Department of English
110H Lind Hall

612-626-7126

farbe004@umn.edu
Medieval literature and thought
Mohsen Goudarzi

Assistant Professor

Department of Classical & Near Eastern Studies
266 Nicholson Hall

612-625-5353

goudarzi@umn.edu
Emergence of Islam, History of the Qur'an, Islamic Learning, Islamic Theology, Islamic Law
Ryan Greenwood

Assistant Librarian

Law School Library
N30 Mondale Hall

612-625-7323

rgreenwo@umn.edu
Medieval Roman law, Magna Carta
Michelle Hamilton

Professor

Department of Spanish & Portuguese Studies
209 Folwell Hall

612-625-6661

hamilton@umn.edu
Cultural contact in medieval Iberia, Hebrew and Arabic cultures of Europe, religious studies and philosophies
Gabriela Ilnitchi Currie

Associate Professor

School of Music
166 Ferguson Hall

612-624-0261

ilnit001@umn.edu
Medieval music theory, intersections between music and scientific thought in the early and premodern eras
Michal A. Kobialka

Professor

Department of Theatre Arts & Dance
580C Rarig Center

612-625-0048

kobia001@umn.edu
Eastern European theater, theater historiography, medieval theater
Nita Krevans

Associate Professor

Department of Classical & Near Eastern Studies
245 Nicholson Hall

612-625-3422

nkrevans@umn.edu
Greek and Latin poetry, Hellenistic literature, history of the book
Rebecca Krug

Professor

Department of English
110E Lind Hall

612-626-0048

krugx001@umn.edu
Late medieval literature, religion, culture, women's studies
Anatoly Liberman

Professor

Department of German, Scandinavian & Dutch
323A Folwell Hall

612-625-5594

aliber@umn.edu
Folklore, historical phonology and the origin of words, Scandinavian mythology, languages and literatures of the Middle Ages
Michael Lower

Associate Professor

Department of History
1122 Heller Hall

612-624-7543

mlower@umn.edu
Medieval Mediterranean, the Crusades, Christian/Muslim relations, North Africa
Susan Noakes

Professor

Department of French & Italian
245 Folwell Hall

612-624-0076

noake001@umn.edu
Banking and economics in medieval literature, the global Middle Ages
James Parente

Professor

Department of German, Scandinavian & Dutch
215 Johnston Hall

612-624-2535

paren001@umn.edu
Renaissance, Reformation, and Baroque literature and culture; medieval, German, Netherlandic, and Scandinavian literature and culture
Marguerite Ragnow

Curator

James Ford Bell Library
15 Elmer L. Andersen Library

612-624-6895

ragn0001@umn.edu
Medieval history and early modern world trade
Kathryn Reyerson

Professor

Department of History
1120 Heller Hall

612-624-8569

reyer001@umn.edu
Medieval Europe, Mediterranean Europe, medieval France, social and economic history
Andrew Scheil

Professor

Department of English
110K Lind Hall

612-625-9518

ascheil@umn.edu
Anglo-Saxon language and literature, literatures of late antiquity/early Middle Ages
Jole Shackelford

Assistant Professor

History of Science, Technology & Medicine
511 Diehl Hall

651-227-4691

schack001@umn.edu
Early Modern European science and medicine, history of Paracelsianism
Andrea Sterk

Associate Professor
1237 Heller Hall

612-626-4265

sterk@umn.edu
Ancient and Medieval Christianity, Late Antiquity, Byzantine History
Ray Wakefield

Emeritus

Department of German, Scandinavian & Dutch
328D Folwell Hall

612-920-9775

wakef001@umn.edu
Medieval German culture, medieval mystics, Dutch, manuscript culture
John Watkins

Professor

Department of English
312 Lind Hall

612-624-8879

watki005@umn.edu
Medieval and early modern diplomacy, premodern political culture, classical and medieval origins of the Renaissance
Peter Wells

Professor

Department of Anthropology
395 Hubert H. Humphrey Center

612-624-6845

wells001@umn.edu
Material culture, visual representation, European prehistory, Roman and early medieval periods, ancient Germans and Celts