MEMS Reading Room, 237 Dauer

The Romance Languages and Literatures Department has  generously offered Dauer 237 to MEMS as a reading room, library, and meeting-place, for the duration. Students will find books for their courses and other collections of interest on the shelves.

The Reading Room is NOT a lending library. All materials are on reserve and none may be removed from the room.

The Stammtisch Series of Graduate Talks

Where: MEMS Reading Room, Dauer 237
When: First Monday of the Month, 4:00-5:00
What: Stammtisch provides a forum for graduate  students specializing in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods to present original research to a convivial, interdisciplinary audience of graduate students and professors. The question-and-answer session that follows each fifteen to twenty minute, informal presentation allows graduates to garner advice and field recommendations from a variety of perspectives. For more information on Stammtisch, contact Randi Marie Smith at randims@english.ufl.edu <mailto:randims@english.ufl.edu>. 

"Virtue and Vengeance: Ronceval and the Forty-Seven Ronin."

Display including a Sicilian Puppet and several Japanese dolls.

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Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies

Will Hasty, 263 Dauer Hall, 273-3780
Email: hasty@ufl.edu

Mary Watt, 301 Pugh Hall, 392-2422
Email: marywatt@ufl.edu