Medievalists should note that seven of the 2014 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminars and Institutes for College and University Teachers focus on the Middle Ages. Four offer opportunities to conduct research in Europe (Rome, Florence, Oxford, York) while the two in the United States offer access to specialized research libraries and collections. While most participants will hold faculty positions, directors may admit up to two graduate students in each seminar. Click here for brief descriptions of these medieval Seminars and Institutes with links to their websites where further information and applications are available (the application for all NEH Summer Seminars and Institutes is March 4, 2014).
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