Jessica Slights<\/a>, Associate Professor of English and Theatre: Shakespearean drama<\/p>\n Mary K. MacLeod<\/a>, Associate Professor of History: Celtic and British History<\/p>\n Scott Moir<\/a>, Associate Professor of History: late medieval and early modern Scotland and legal history<\/p>\n Todd Pettigrew<\/a>, Associate Professor of English: early modern literature and history of medicine<\/p>\n Julie Sutherland<\/a>,\u00a0Adjunct Professor in Department of Letters and Literature (and Academic Coordinator, Shakespeare at Athabasca University): Shakespeare and Non-Shakespearean Renaissance Drama, Seventeenth-Century English Poetry<\/p>\n Jannette Vusich<\/a>, Assistant Professor, Early Modern Studies Programme: art history; early modern devotional art,\u00a0mendicant preaching, humanism, and naturalistic forms of representation<\/p>\n Keith Grant<\/a>, Assistant Professor of History, religion in the early modern Atlantic world<\/p>\n Mark Lee<\/a>, Assistant Professor of History: 18th-19th century history of madness, psychiatry, and philosophy of religious experience<\/p>\n Greg Maillet<\/a>, Professor of English: medieval and early modern literature<\/p>\n Abram Steen<\/a>, Assistant Professor of English: early modern literature and liturgy<\/p>\n Steve Watts<\/a>, Assistant Professor of History: medieval Christianity<\/p>\n Jennifer Bain, <\/a>Professor of Musicology; Gender and Women’s Studies<\/p>\n Roberta Barker,<\/a> Associate Professor of Theatre Studies; Gender and Women’s Studies – Cross Appointment; Canadian Studies<\/p>\n William Barker<\/a>, Professor of English: Renaissance literature, humanism, and education<\/p>\n Lyn Bennett<\/a>, Associate Professor of English: rhetoric, early modern poetry, women’s writing<\/p>\n Andrew Brown<\/a>, Assistant Professor of English: early modern literature, book history, digital humanities<\/p>\n Robert Buranello<\/a>, Assistant Professor of Italian Studies<\/p>\n Ronald Huebert<\/a>, Professor of English: early modern literature, literary theory, spectatorship, literary pleasure<\/p>\n Krista Kesselring<\/a>, Professor of History: early modern Britain<\/p>\n Christina Luckyj<\/a>, Professor of English: early modern drama and women’s writing<\/p>\n Colin Mitchell<\/a>, Associate Professor of History: medieval and early modern Islamic history<\/p>\n Karen Bamford<\/a>, Professor of English: Shakespeare and Renaissance drama<\/p>\n Lauren Beck<\/a>, Associate Professor of Spanish Studies and Head of Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, Editor Terrae Incognitae<\/em>:\u00a0early modern Spanish and transatlantic culture, visual culture, the representation of minority groups within Catholic and imperial Spain, the history of cartography<\/p>\n William Lundell<\/a>, Associate Professor and Head of Department of History:\u00a0mediaeval, Renaissance, and Reformation history, particularly\u00a0relations between the Carthusian Order and the Council of Basel (1431-1449)<\/p>\n Janine Rogers<\/a>, Associate Professor of English: late medieval English literature, codicology, book history, literary form, poetics and science and literature<\/p>\n \u00c1gnes Juh\u00e1sz-Ormsby<\/a>, Associate Professor of English, early modern literature, book history & print culture<\/p>\n Adriana Benzaqu\u00e9n<\/a>, Chair, Department of History: early modern European history<\/p>\n Matthew Roby<\/a>, Assistant Professor of English: English and Global medieval languages and literatures<\/p>\n Lisa Templin<\/a>, Assistant Professor of English: early modern conceptions of gender and sexuality<\/p>\n Stephanie Morley<\/a>, Assistant Professor of English: late medieval literature and women<\/p>\n Tim Stretton<\/a>, Professor of History:\u00a0Tudor and Stuart Britain, Social and Legal History, Women’s Legal Rights<\/p>\n Laura Estill<\/a>, Professor of English: Digital Humanities; Digital Pedagogy; Shakespeare; Early Modern Literature; Book History; Manuscript Studies.<\/p>\n Ranke de Vries<\/a>, Associate Professor, Ben Alder Chair of Celtic Studies: palaeography, medieval Irish and Welsh languages and literatures, narrative tradition, the history of medieval (Celtic) medicine<\/p>\n Joseph Khoury<\/a>, Associate Professor of English: Machiaevelli, Marlowe, and Shakespeare<\/p>\n Bonnie Huskins<\/a>,\u00a0Part-Time Professor of History: Atlantic World, Colonial North America, American Revolutionary War loyalist diaspora<\/p>\n Andrew W. Klein,<\/a> Associate Professor of English: medieval nationalism, English identity, romance, Middle Scots, English poems in manuscript and mise-en-page, electronic literature<\/p>\n Janet Mullin<\/a>,\u00a0Lecturer, Department of History:\u00a0early-modern Europe and eighteenth-century leisure\u00a0culture<\/p>\n Andrea Schutz<\/a>, Professor of English: medieval Germanic and Celtic languages, literature and culture; medieval drama; classical and medieval epic; medieval romance; medieval and modern Arthurian literature<\/p>\n Robin Vose<\/a>, Professor of History: medieval and early modern religious conflicts<\/p>\n Michel Cardin<\/a>, Professeur, D\u00e9partement de musique:\u00a0Luth, guitare classique, musicologie (musique baroque), harmonie, contrepoint<\/p>\n Jeremy Hayhoe<\/a>, Professeur,\u00a0D\u00e9partement d\u2019Histoire et de G\u00e9ographie: histoire de la France (1600-1800)<\/p>\n Gregory Kennedy<\/a>,\u00a0Professeur adjoint,\u00a0D\u00e9partement d\u2019Histoire et de G\u00e9ographie:\u00a0Acadie coloniale<\/p>\n Simon Kow<\/a>, Associate Professor of Humanities, Early Modern Studies Programme: seventeenth- and eighteenth-century political English and French political thinkers<\/p>\n Kathryn Morris<\/a>, Assistant Professor of Humanities, Early Modern Studies Programme<\/p>\n Neil Robertson<\/a>, Associate Professor of Humanities, Early Modern Studies Programme: early modern political thought<\/p>\n Justina Spencer<\/a>, Assistant Professor of History: early modern and art<\/p>\n Sarah Toye, History MA, 18th-century Atlantic piracy and gender<\/p>\n Christa Canitz<\/a>, Professor of English: Middle English & Older Scots poetry; 19th\/20th-century medievalism.<\/p>\n Sioban Carlson, MA candidate, Anthropology<\/a><\/p>\n Stephanie Cavanagh<\/a>, Assistant Professor of Historical Studies: conversion and identity-making in the sixteenth-and seventeenth-century Spanish empire<\/p>\n Wendy Churchill<\/a>, Associate Professor of History, social history of medicine in the early modern Britain and the Atlantic world<\/p>\n Gwendolyn Davies<\/a>, Professor of English & Dean of Graduate Studies (Emerita), Canadian Literature (1628-1950)<\/p>\n Leah Grandy, Harriet Irving Library<\/p>\n Bethany Henderson, Ph.D. Candidate University of New Brunswick (Fredericton): early modern history, Atlantic history<\/p>\n Miriam Jones, Associate Professor of English<\/a><\/p>\n Jay L. Lalonde, PhD Candidate: settler colonialism, citizenship, mobility, Iceland.<\/p>\n Stefanie Hunt-Kennedy<\/a>, Associate Professor of History, Carribean and the Atlantic world<\/p>\n William G. Kerr<\/a>, Associate Professor of Classics and Ancient History: Roman and Byzantine history<\/p>\n Elizabeth Mancke<\/a>, Canada Research Chair, History: Early Modern North America and British Atlantic<\/p>\n Randall Martin<\/a>, Professor of English: English Renaissance drama<\/p>\n Karen Pearlston<\/a>, Associate Professor of Faculty of Law:\u00a0English and Canadian legal history, history of women, gender, and the family<\/p>\n Stephanie Pettigrew, PhD Candidate, Department of History: witchcraft beliefs and trials in New France<\/p>\n Patricia Simmons, Harriet Irving Library<\/p>\n Aggie Sliwka<\/a>, Harriet Irving Library: art, culture, and drama in Renaissance Netherlands<\/p>\n Edith Snook<\/a>, Professor of English: women’s writing in early modern England<\/p>\n Kathryn Taglia, PhD:\u00a0 medieval theology<\/p>\n D. Gillian Thompson, Professor of History (retired): Social history of eighteenth-century Jesuits<\/p>\n Gary Waite<\/a>, Professor of History: early modern European religion<\/p>\n Jennifer Hart Weed<\/a>, Associate Professor of Philosophy: medieval metaphysics<\/p>\n Joanne Wright<\/a>, Associate Professor of Political Science: feminist analyses of early modern political thought<\/p>\n Sandra Bell<\/a>, Professor of English: sixteenth- and seventeenth-century English literature<\/p>\n Rachel Bryant<\/a>, Assistant Professor of Humanities and Languages: early Indigenous literacies, Anglo Atlantic World cultural production, and settler colonialism<\/p>\n Cheryl Fury<\/a>, Professor of History: Tudor and Stuart England, the social history of English sailors<\/p>\n Erin Spinney,<\/a> Assistant Professor of History and Politics: early modern history of medicine and nursing in the British Atlantic world<\/p>\n Pamela Bastante<\/a>, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages: medieval literature and culture<\/p>\n Don Desserud<\/a>, Dean of Arts: eighteenth-century political thought<\/p>\n Catherine Innes-Parker<\/a>, Professor of English: medieval literature and vernacular spirituality, \u00a0writing by and for women<\/p>\n J. Marc MacDonald<\/a>, Adjunct Professor of History: early modern European history, history of science, technology, and medicine, global Enlightenment<\/p>\n Shannon Murray<\/a>, Professor of English: sixteenth- and seventeenth-century poetry and drama, early children’s literature<\/p>\n Richard Raiswell<\/a>, Associate Professor of History: pre-modern intellectual history<\/p>\n Lauren Cole<\/a>, PhD Candidate, medieval history, Hildegard of Bingen and manuscripts, Northwestern University<\/p>\n Cheryl Petreman, PhD Candidate, Early Modern History, Technical University of Dresden<\/p>\n Eugene Smelyansky<\/a>, Post Doc, University of California (Irvine)<\/p>\n Danielle Taylor, PhD, English, Carleton University<\/p>\n Laura Verner<\/a>, Independent scholar, PhD History from Kings College London<\/p>\n Meaghan Walker<\/a>, PhD Candidate History & Classics, University of Alberta, Edmonton<\/p>\n Olena Vdovyna<\/a>, independent scholar: Ukrainian medieval thought<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Acadia University Julia Rombough, Assistant Professor of History: early modern gender Jessica Slights, Associate Professor of English and Theatre: Shakespearean drama Cape Breton University Mary K. 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