Michelle Karnes (Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study and Stanford), The Meaning of Medieval Marvels.

Emily Rose (Visiting Scholar, Medieval Studies): The Judgment of the Bleeding Corpse: Medieval Myth and Early Modern Law. 

Matilda Bruckner (Boston College), The Deacon and the Devil and the Jew: Gautier de Coincy and Rutebeuf Take Turns on the Legend of Theophilus.

Amy Remensnyder (Brown University), Shared Shrines, Muslim-Christian Trust and Pre-Modern Mediterranean Sailors' Culture on the Island of Lampedusa. Co-sponsored by the Medieval History Graduate Workshop.

Lispeth Tibbits-Nutt (NELC), Dīn against the dunyā.

András Németh (Vatican Library), Byzantine Appropriation of the Past: The Heritage of Constantine VII Revisited. Co-sponsored by the MHC Seminar in Book History.

Luis Lopez (Romance Languages and Literatures), The Gendered Gaze: Torrellas’ Sadistic Torture in Grimalte y Gradissa.

Cécile Morrisson (Centre national de la recherche scientifique), From Mines to Cash: Tracing the Sources of Coined Metal, 4th-10th c. AD and Beyond. Co-sponsored by Harvard's Initiative for the Science of the Human Past.

Ryan Wilkinson (Department of History), Peace and Abundance? Burgundian Wealth, Frankish Violence, and the Circulation of Pseudo-Imperial Coins.

Stephen Shoemaker (University of Oregon), Eschaton and Empire: Political Apocalypticism in Late Antiquity and Early Islam. Co-sponsored by the Committee on Medieval Studies.

Isabelle Catteddu (Institut de recherches archéologiques préventives), Archaeology of early Medieval Rural Societies in Northwestern France (6th-12th c.): Settlements, Agriculture and Landscape. Co-sponsored by the Harvard Initiative for the Science of the Human Past.

Jenny Adams (University of Massachusetts Amherst), The Literature, Economics, History, Sociology (maybe) of Medieval Student Loans: A Methodology Workshop.

Abby Stockstill (History of Art and Architecture), Almohad Architecture.

Nils Bock (Postdoctoral Fellow, Mahindra Humanities Center), George Washington’s English Herald and the Medieval Origins of the American Flag.

Gemma Pellissa (Visiting Fellow, Classics), A Medieval Catalan Translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Its Sources.