Medieval and Early Modern Studies Minor

A minor in medieval and early modern studies furthers our liberal arts mission of shaping students to be informed, active citizens of the world. This interdisciplinary, multi-period minor cultivates students' deeper understanding of the past, dispelling old myths as they examine the rich diversity of cultures in Europe, northern Africa, Asia, and Latin America from the fifth century to the eighteenth. Given the profound interconnectedness of multiple modes of artistic production and cultural expression across the medieval and early modern worlds, this minor offers a valuable opportunity to further contextualize their studies in majors such as art history, English, French studies, German studies, Hispanic studies, history, humanities, math, music, philosophy and religion, and theatre.

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Courtney Rydel, Director of Medieval and Early Modern Studies Minor, Associate Professor of English, Chair of the Department of English

Elena Deanda-Camacho, Professor of Hispanic Studies, Director of the Black Studies Minor

Jon McCollum, Professor of Music, Director of Ethnomusicology Minor, Chair of the Department of Music

Dylan Poulsen, John W. Allender Associate Professor of Data Ethics & Associate Professor of Mathematics

Bin Song, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion

Benjamin Tilghman, Associate Professor of Art History, Chair of the Department of Art and Art History

Peter Weigel, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion

Medieval and Early Modern Studies Minor