
Each year CEMERS organizes an interdisciplinary “workshop” lecture series in which scholars from other institutions, along with our own faculty and doctoral students, present work-in-progress as well as polished material ready for publication. This series is central in the Center’s mission to promote new scholarship and to foster an exchange across disciplinary boundaries.
CEMERS Workshop Lecture Series/Calendar of Events (Click for Calendars):
• Fall 2009
• Spring 2009
• Fall 2008
• Spring 2008
• Fall 2007
Inaugurated in 1990 through the generosity of Aldo and Reta Bernardo, the Bernardo Lecture Series brings to campus distinguished scholars in medieval studies. Now Emeritus, Professor Bernardo (Department of Romance Languages) co-founded CEMERS in 1966, at a time when he dominated Dante Studies. Many of the Bernardo Lecturers have also made important contributions to this field of study, although the focus of the series is, broadly speaking, medieval literature. The endowed lectures, which are open to the public, are also published and available for purchase (contact Global Academic Publishing at (607) 777-4495 or gporders@binghamton.edu).
Annual Ferber Lecture 2009 (.pdf, 481kb)
See Full List (.pdf, 54kb)