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Nikoloz Aleksidze (Free University of Tbilisi; Visiting Scholar in Georgian Studies), Sanctity, Gender, and Power in the Medieval Caucasus. Co-sponsored with the Program in Georgian Studies and the Harvard Byzantine Studies Colloquium.

Katherine Taronas (Harvard), The Divine and the Animal: Transformations in Art and Cult in Late Antiquity.

Courtney Tomaselli (History of Art and Architecture), I Will Instruct You and Teach You in the Way You Should Go : King David as Monastic Spiritual Father in a Byzantine Book of Psalms.

Edward Watts (UC San Diego), The Senses, the Self, and the Christian Roman Imperial Subject in Justinian's Hagia Sophia.

Zachary Rothstein-Dowden (Harvard University), What is Schedography?

Nathanael Aschenbrenner (Harvard University): Imperial Oratory and the Negotiation of Political Power at the End of Empire.

John Mulhall (Harvard / Dumbarton Oaks), Mother Greece: the Beginnings of the Medieval Translation Movement of Greek and Arabic texts into Latin.

John Zaleski (Harvard University), The Other Syriac Exegetical Tradition: An Unstudied Commentary on Evagrius of Pontus and the Development of a Monastic Commentary Tradition East of Byzantium.

Scott Kennedy (Ohio State University and Dumbarton Oaks), The Decline and Fall of Thucydides in Middle Byzantium.