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California Medieval History Seminar Papers for the next Medieval History Seminar can be downloaded from our website at www.cmrs.ucla.edu/med_hist_sem_readings (user name and password provided when registering). The Fall meeting of the California Medieval History Seminar will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2009, from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm, in the Overseer's Room at the Huntington Library in San Marino. Lunch will be included. The following papers will be discussed:
Cost: The seminar is free to faculty and graduate students of California universities; others are welcome (provided space is available) but are asked to pay $25 to cover associated costs. Registration: Advance registration is required. To register, reply to this announcement or e-mail cmrs@humnet.ucla.edu.
The California Medieval History Seminar fosters intellectual exchange and acquaints its participants with medieval historical research currently underway in the state. Three times a year, the seminar gathers at the Huntington Library to discuss four research papers (two by faculty members, two by graduate students or recent Ph.D. recipients).
Advance registration for the seminar meetings is required. Papers are sent to registrants before the meeting so they may read the papers in advance and discuss them at the seminar. Speakers and paper topics are announced by email. To be added to the announcement list, contact the Center at cmrs@humnet.ucla.edu. Previous programs since 1995 are listed at www.cmrs.ucla.edu/programs/med_hist_sem_programs.html.
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CMRS Associates, Professor Piotr Górecki (History, UC Riverside), left, and Professor Patrick Geary (History, UCLA), right, have both been active participants in the California Medieval History Seminar since its inception. The other pictures show the conferees meeting around the conference table in the Overseer's Room at the Huntington Libarary where the quarterly seminars are held. 
The program is supported by a generous grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. This funding has made it possible to bring a noted medieval historian in past years to participate in one of the sessions: Robert Ian Moore (Oxford University) in 2004, Chris Wickham (University of Birmingham) in 2005, and Gadi Algazi (Tel Aviv University) in 2006. 
