Intersectionality in the Early Global World A conference organized by the officers of UCLA MEMSA: Chase Caldwell Smith (History), Richard Ibarra (History), and Stefanie Matabang (Comparative Literature) 20-21 May 2022…
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In all societies and cultures, the erotic experience is complex. It is shaped by norms, habits, emotions and manners of living the body. Such an experience crosses a variety of…
Read MoreDear Colleagues, As you are thinking about your graduate teaching and schedule for next year, please consider applying for CMRS-CEGS Research Seminar funds. Proposals are now being accepted for CMRS-CEGS…
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Reflected in our recent name change, Director Zrinka Stahuljak’s perspective makes us one of the first major entities in the field to adopt a more inclusive approach and employ new…
Read MoreThe UCLA CMRS Center for Early Global Studies will award three Supplemental Recruitment Fellowships for the 2022-23 academic year. The purpose of these awards is to provide departments with another…
Read MoreComitatus is the graduate research journal sponsored by the CMRS-CEGS, featuring the work of graduate students and recent PhDs in any field of medieval or Renaissance studies. The annual journal…
Read MoreOur new CMRS-CEGS Supplemental Recruitment Fellowships to departments assist in the process of bringing new graduate students to UCLA. The awards, consisting of up to $5,000 a year for two…
Read MoreGraduate students Julie Ershadi (NELC, Iranian Studies) and Jodie Miller (ELTS, French) have enrolled in the Center’s certification program in global medieval studies. Julie Ershadi‘s research centers on the life…
Read MoreDear faculty, staff, and friends, I am pleased to share exciting news regarding UCLA’s world-class hub for scholars working in periods from the 3rd to the 17th century CE across…
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Over the past year and a half of the continuing biggest upheaval – racial, social, political, health – that we have known in our lifetimes, it was essential to continue…
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