Graduate Student Activities
- REMS and the Annmary Brown Memorial serve as the forum for a vibrant community of graduate students in affiliated departments. The REMS Graduate Colloquium meets twice every semester in the convivial setting of the Memorial, to hear and discuss papers by graduate students in an interdisciplinary context.
Speakers for Fall 2009:
- Monday, November 23 at 6:00 PM Organizational Meeting
- Thursday, December 3 at 5:30 PM Lisa Tom (History of Art and Architecture)
- REMS also offers grants of up to $500 to support travel for papers given at conferences and for research. Application deadlines are November 15 and April 15. Applications consist of: a one-page description of the project, a detailed budget, and a letter of recommendation from the applicant’s advisor or dissertation director, and should be sent to the director of REMS, Prof. Virginia Krause. Guidelines for Research and Conference Travel Grants
- Brown is affiliated with the Folger Consortium of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., one of the nation’s foremost rare book libraries, with a notable collection of Renaissance and early modern books. Brown graduate students are thus eligible for funding to attend conferences, workshops, and seminars at the Folger, led by world-renowned scholars.
Annmary Brown Galleries
Graves of Annmary Brown and her husband General Hawkins.