The Center for Early Modern History invites you to join us for our fall virtual lecture series, Panic and Plague in 1720 & 2020: The View from Minnesota. The series begins at noon on Friday, September 18, 2020.
Applications for IDFs for the 2021-2022 school year are now OPEN. Applications are due to CEMH/CMS via premod@umn.edu by Monday, October 19. If you are interested in partnering with the centers, start a conversation with the directors about your project and identifying potential mentors.
In spring 2021, the Consortium for the Study of the Premodern World (CSPW) will provide funding for five to six graduate students beginning their dissertation research to participate in the CSPW Dissertation Fellowship Program. The goal of the weekly workshop is to help doctoral students early in their dissertation projects think about their work in comparative, premodern, global, and interdisciplinary ways. This is not a credit-bearing course.
CSPW Summer Saltus Fellows receive $3,000 to explore innovative and creative opportunities and skill-building that contribute to their professional and research goals.
Consortium research workshops model collaboration across disciplines, chronologies, and geographies. Information about current and past workshops is available on our website under Activities and Initiatives.
