Megan Cassidy-Welch
@megancw.bsky.social
Medievalist, historian, writer. Working on ideas of home and homelessness in premodern societies.
Dean of Research Strategy, University of Divinity
President of the Religious History Association
FAHA, FRHistS
Dean of Research Strategy, University of Divinity
President of the Religious History Association
FAHA, FRHistS
Xmas tree is in place so we are starting to feel festive! American husband suggests we make eggnog. I decline 🤢
December 7, 2024 at 11:54 PM
Xmas tree is in place so we are starting to feel festive! American husband suggests we make eggnog. I decline 🤢
Statement from the Religious History Association condemning the Marsden fund cuts in Aotearoa New Zealand #humanities #highered #history
December 6, 2024 at 3:02 AM
Statement from the Religious History Association condemning the Marsden fund cuts in Aotearoa New Zealand #humanities #highered #history
The Religious History Association is seeking a new co-editor for the Journal of Religious History! Exciting opportunity!
Queries to me: ([email protected])
Queries to me: ([email protected])
December 5, 2024 at 1:46 AM
The Religious History Association is seeking a new co-editor for the Journal of Religious History! Exciting opportunity!
Queries to me: ([email protected])
Queries to me: ([email protected])
A great day today at the Australian Academy of the Humanities symposium in Canberra. Wonderful discussion of Donald Horne’s ‘The Lucky Country’. And lots of inspirational conversations about how humanities scholars can mobilise to build a better Australia. What a privilege to be in this community.
November 14, 2024 at 11:06 AM
A great day today at the Australian Academy of the Humanities symposium in Canberra. Wonderful discussion of Donald Horne’s ‘The Lucky Country’. And lots of inspirational conversations about how humanities scholars can mobilise to build a better Australia. What a privilege to be in this community.
Training the next generation of Australian/New Zealand medievalists & early modernists in palaeography, diplomatics and charters at the last MEMS event at the Australian Catholic University, which has closed our program.
November 3, 2023 at 5:03 AM
Training the next generation of Australian/New Zealand medievalists & early modernists in palaeography, diplomatics and charters at the last MEMS event at the Australian Catholic University, which has closed our program.
The Medieval and Early Modern studies program at ACU
& partners at Melbourne & Monash Uni are delighted to invite you to a lecture by Prof Miri Rubin:
'Black/Beautiful: Song of Songs 1:5, and the Historical Question of Blackness'
Nov 1, in person, RSVP essential - details below!
& partners at Melbourne & Monash Uni are delighted to invite you to a lecture by Prof Miri Rubin:
'Black/Beautiful: Song of Songs 1:5, and the Historical Question of Blackness'
Nov 1, in person, RSVP essential - details below!
October 5, 2023 at 5:29 AM
The Medieval and Early Modern studies program at ACU
& partners at Melbourne & Monash Uni are delighted to invite you to a lecture by Prof Miri Rubin:
'Black/Beautiful: Song of Songs 1:5, and the Historical Question of Blackness'
Nov 1, in person, RSVP essential - details below!
& partners at Melbourne & Monash Uni are delighted to invite you to a lecture by Prof Miri Rubin:
'Black/Beautiful: Song of Songs 1:5, and the Historical Question of Blackness'
Nov 1, in person, RSVP essential - details below!