Med-Grad Listserv

Sponsored by the Academy's Graduate Student Committee and maintained with the help and support of the University of Pennsylvania, this list is meant to provide graduate medievalists a virtual space all their own. We hope that you will use it to exchange information about upcoming conferences, job opportunities, research plans, departmental and university policies and procedures, and any other matters that might be relevant.

To join, please visit https://groups.sas.upenn.edu/mailman/listinfo/med-grad and fill in the required information. This page can also be used to unsubscribe or to manage your account. Messages to the list should be sent to med-grad@groups.sas.upenn.edu. If you have any difficulties subscribing or posting messages to the list, please contact Tom Devaney at thomas_devaney@brown.edu.

Finally, new members are strongly encouraged to introduce themselves to the rest of the list. Let us know who you are, where you are, and what you're working on. Nothing fancy is necessary -- a few sentences at most, unless you're feeling verbose.

MAA Juniorfac Listserve

MAA_juniorfac is a listserv aimed at nontenured faculty interested in the Middle Ages.  Anyone is welcome to join (faculty on and off the tenure clock, grad students on and off the job market, postdocs, tenured faculty from whose wisdom we might benefit); we expect discussion to focus mainly around issues such as balancing "real life" with work, course preparation, balancing teaching and research, preparation for tenure review, publishing your first article or book, and navigating a new academic environment.   Subscribe at http://lists.ncf.edu/mailman/listinfo/maa_juniorfac ; once the list reaches a reasonable size, members will be encouraged to introduce themselves briefly. Feel free to email the moderator, Carrie Benes (History, New College of Florida) at benes@ncf.edu with any questions or comments.